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Embarking on the journey of a master's program is similar to entering a labyrinth — exciting yet daunting, filled with twists and turns. Reflecting on my own...
It was December of 2002 and I was in the third grade. I opened my school-provided planner and noticed that the word of the week was “doctorate.” It was defined as someone who had reached the highest level of knowledge about a chosen...
Researchers from across UNC Charlotte who lead initiatives with $1 million or more in active external funding were recognized during a reception on Wednesday, March 27.
The inaugural Million Dollar Research Circle honored 65 principal investigators. They represent 70% of the University’s current...
Alaina Names-Mattefs is director of graduate programs for the College of Humanities & Earth and Social Sciences and the College of Science. Learn about her role, advice when considering graduate school and how her two children inspire her.
How long have you been at UNC Charlotte?
I began at UNC Charlotte teaching Introduction to Sociology in the fall of...
As an economics student at UNC Charlotte, I embarked on a transformative journey that not only enriched my academic experience but also fostered meaningful connections with peers, professors and professionals. Charlotte's commitment to...
Connecting with a potential advisor properly is of utmost importance when it comes to attending graduate school. An advisor has a heavy impact on one’s career, both during and after their graduate studies. There are several things to...
When she started college, Simone Tezzo thought her future included a career in nursing. However, she soon found her passions lay within technology. As she refocused her goals, she had a plethora of educational options from which to choose. It was UNC Charlotte’s ...
Manufacturing stands as a cornerstone of the American economy, relying on a multitude of sciences for its foundation and competitiveness. Metrology is among these disciplines. This fundamental yet often overlooked science underpins the entire manufacturing design and production process.
Ed Morse, director of UNC Charlotte’...
Look at one strand of your hair. Just one. Now, imagine the safety of your next airplane ride, the fuel efficiency of your car or the reliability of your cell phone were all dependent on something as small as 1/100th of the width of that strand of hair.
They are.
This tiny unit, the micron, and...
