Explore the Many Resources of the J. Murrey Atkins Library

 The J. Murrey Atkins Library can assist you in your studies and help you explore new technologies. Angel Truesdale, Business Librarian, can help you conduct business research, navigate through confusing business databases, and share how to access business news. Traverse through the financials of Fortune 500 companies, learn about various industry and market trends, and discover the unique citation methods for business resources. If you have any questions or would like to book an appointment with Angel, email her at angel.truesdale@uncc.edu, and in the meantime, check out the library's website for more information. And if you're really curious, check out this Business Resources research guide. 

Withdrawal Policy Change

 

WITHDRAWAL POLICY CHANGES

Beginning this summer (May 24, 2021), withdrawals from undergraduate classes will again be subject to the W-Limit policy, which restricts undergraduate students to receiving a grade of W for no more than 16 credit hours during their time at UNC Charlotte.

During spring 2020, fall 2020, and spring 2021, all course withdrawals were considered WE grades (Withdrawal for Extenuating Circumstances) because of modified policy due to COVID-19. That will no longer be the case going forward. Undergraduate students who withdraw from a course will receive a grade of W, and students will once again be held to the 16 credit hour limit.  

Students who need to withdraw due to extenuating circumstances should submit a request through the Student Assistance & Support Services (SASS) Office located in King 118.

Helpful Links:

Student Assistance & Support Services

Academic Policy: Withdrawal & Cancellation of Enrollment

Academic Policy & Procedure: Grading Exceptions

Policy Changes Related to COVID-19

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Your feedback is greatly appreciated so that we can continue to provide you with comprehensive and transformative support in order for you to discover, develop and move toward your academic and career destination.

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How to Elect Pass/No Credit for Spring 2021

Spring 2021 Pass/No Credit Elections are live! You must submit your requests by June 1st!

To do so: Log into Banner Self Service, Click Student Services/Student Accounts; Student Records; Pass/No Credit Grading Request--- Follow prompts for course selection and submit

The change is automatic and will be reflected on your student advising transcript immediately.

Pass/No Credit grades do NOT count in your GPA! Business pre-requisite courses (progression, core, and some others) must be completed with a C or above. Students electing Pass/No Credit for C or above grades will be designated as H grades to allow progression into other classes.

Questions about what courses you should elect Pass/No Credit? Reach out to your Academic and Career Coach for guidance.

Year 2 of the Peer Guide Program is Complete!

The Peer Guides wrapped up the academic year with presenting their professional development experiences to the Professional Development Team and participating in a virtual escape room!

Although the Peer Guides have been virtual throughout the 2020-2021 academic year, they have made a huge impact within the Niblock Student Center. The Peer Guides connected with students during Lunch & Learns, Peer Talks, mentee meetings, and Peer Connections for Success (in collaboration with the Peer Advisors). 

Thank you Diego Cid, Menuki Fernando, Danielle Riendeau, Ayanna Silver, and Mansi Sodha for your contributions to the Peer Guide Team! We appreciate your creative ideas, assistance at events, and guidance to support the development of your fellow Business peers!

In addition, congratulations to graduating seniors, Menuki Fernando and Mansi Sodha! 

Congratulations, May 2021 Graduates!

The Undergraduate Programs team in the Niblock Student Center congratulates you on your accomplishment! Excited to have you as Niner Alumni!

Ventureprise Summer Programming

Join 350+ UNC Charlotte faculty and students that have already completed the Ventureprise Launch program. Apply to participate in the Summer 2021 Ventureprise Launch National Science Foundation I-Corps Virtual Cohort to receive up to $5,000 for your research or business idea. The program provides UNC Charlotte faculty, staff and students with commercialization training and new NSF funding. Applications will close May 20. This virtual cohort with a tiered approach launches June 2. The goal of the program is to identify potential commercial uses for technology and research. The next stage is a six month $50,000 NSF I-Corps Teams grant. Applications are currently open and are reviewed as they are submitted. More information and the application form can be found on the NSF I-Corps webpage. For additional questions, contact Devin Collins or Laura Smailes.