MISSION + VISION
Our mission is to guide UNC Charlotte toward inclusive excellence by creating a culture and climate where students and employees can access and thrive. We do this by leading in developing, integrating, and advancing the university's inclusive excellence strategy to support our vision of informing, inspiring, and empowering communities to champion humanity, care and dignity.
WHAT WE DO
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Lead in advancing UNC Charlotte’s Inclusive Excellence (IE) plan.
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Advise campus leaders on diversity, equity and inclusion-related strategies and activities.
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Collaborate with campus partners to promote diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and resources that support student and employee access, success and belonging.
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Develop and promote education and professional development opportunities, events and program offerings to expand intercultural competency and inclusive practices for students and employees.
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Monitor and report UNC Charlotte’s progress toward advancing inclusive excellence.
HOW WE DO IT
STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT
We center UNC Charlotte's inclusive excellence framework to guide campus-wide progress to create and maintain a fair and equitable environment for all to access and thrive. Click here to request an expert.
EDUCATION + DEVELOPMENT
We offer an ecosystem of personalized learning opportunities as a resource to guide students and employees in their growth and understanding as they continue to engage diverse cultures within and beyond the borders of UNC Charlotte.
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CAMPUS ENGAGEMENT
We work alongside campus stakeholders to offer initiatives and events that support strategies for inclusive practice and cross-cultural engagement toward the goal of enriching a culture and climate of access, success and belonging for all.
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DIVERSITY DATA
We use data insights to raise awareness, chart our progress and support strategic action(s) on behalf of UNC Charlotte's pursuit of inclusive excellence.
STUDENT + EMPLOYEE RESOURCES
We provide resources to help students and employees navigate perceived barriers to campus access, success and belonging.