UNC_BCBP New Student Talks May 11th, 11 am-1 pm (EDT). Students will be giving a 10-minute presentation on their research of choice followed by a 5-minute Q&A session. 11:05-11:20am Derek Bolhuis, Biophysics "Charged helix-turn-helix residues dictate intrinsic activity of the E2 enzyme family" Lab: Nick Brown, Michael Emanuele 11:20-11:35am Sierra Cole, Biochemistry "Temperature Dependence on … Read more
UNC will delay spring 2021 Commencement for one week, to Sunday, May 16. The last day of classes will be Wednesday, May 5, and exams will run Friday, May 7 until Friday, May 14. Registration for the spring 2021 semester will start on November 30, 2020, shortly after fall final exams.
UNC will delay spring 2021 Commencement for one week, to Sunday, May 16. The last day of classes will be Wednesday, May 5, and exams will run Friday, May 7 until Friday, May 14. Registration for the spring 2021 semester will start on November 30, 2020, shortly after fall final exams.
UNC will delay spring 2021 Commencement for one week, to Sunday, May 16. The last day of classes will be Wednesday, May 5, and exams will run Friday, May 7 until Friday, May 14. Registration for the spring 2021 semester will start on November 30, 2020, shortly after fall final exams.
To comply with current mass gathering restrictions, we will hold multiple in-person, ticketed ceremonies on May 14, 15 and 16 in Kenan Stadium. See UNC Commencement website
To comply with current mass gathering restrictions, we will hold multiple in-person, ticketed ceremonies on May 14, 15 and 16 in Kenan Stadium. See UNC Commencement website
See website news 2021 Virtual Doctoral Hooding Celebration by The Graduate school or here.
To comply with current mass gathering restrictions, we will hold multiple in-person, ticketed ceremonies on May 14, 15 and 16 in Kenan Stadium. See UNC Commencement website
On Monday, May 17 at 9:45 a.m., please join us for a panel discussion in which graduate students will share their research the North Carolina legislators.
Join us for the first ever Tar Heel Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition. Graduate students from 11 North Carolina graduate schools will participate: Imani Gilbert (Communication Sciences and Disorders, East Carolina University) Maurice Mathis (Education, Fayetteville State University) Janelle Mason (Computer Science, North Carolina A&T State University) Deja Young (Psychology, North Carolina Central University) Meredith … Read more
