A collective of people working to develop core knowledge and practices in Anti-Racism
Mission: ARC promotes an understanding of race, racism, and anti-racism within systems
Vision: We provide a coherent curriculum to address race, racism and anti-racism in...
Engage ME is a program in the Office of Student Development and Success focused on helping the recruiting, retention, and graduation of underrepresented minority students within the College of Engineering. The target populations are Black, Hispanic, and Native...
The Preparing for Graduate School program will aid in the recruitment, application process,
and retention of underrepresented minority students in History Master’s programs. According to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, just over 7% of all History Master’s...
The Engineering Academic Pathways project provides funding for scholarships that support low income, academically talented students to study engineering majors at UNCC. In addition to supporting students with scholarships, the project applies funds to the expansion...
Panelists made up of a diverse group of student members of campus organizations will answer questions from employers on the topic of Diversity, Equity,...
This Accessibility Plan will serve as a guide for accessibility work and goals for 2022-2025. This Accessibility Plan also aligns with the mission, vision, values, and strategic plan of Atkins Library. The plan includes goals for staff training and education;...
The purpose of this proposal is to request funding to support distinctive recruitment efforts by the undergraduate and graduate programs within Kinesiology programs that will connect with the underrepresented populations and ultimately result in enrollment of a...
To build a Charlotte community that understands its history of race and racism, believes in our shared humanity, embraces a more comprehensive narrative on race, and develops faculty, staff, and student leaders who work across our campuses towards truth, racial...
Carver College was a 2 year junior college for African Americans in Charlotte. NC that was the sister school of Charlotte College. After integration was enforced. Carver merged with a local industrial school which later became Central Piedmont Community College....
