News and Events: Student Affairs: UNCW

News and Events

June 5 - UNCW Statement re. Faculty Member’s Comments

UNCW is aware of the outrage and sadness being expressed in regard to comments made by a UNCW faculty member. Read More

June 4 - University Statement

UNCW is aware of the outrage and sadness being expressed by our audiences in regard to comments made by a faculty member as well as social media posts attributed to current or incoming students. Read More

June 2 - Message from Chancellor Sartarelli: Planning Update

As you know, over the past several weeks, a planning team led by Dean Charlie Hardy and comprising smaller, topic-focused teams has been preparing a set of operational recommendations for my consideration, as we look toward the coming weeks and months. Read More

Kudoboard

Where families, faculty, staff and grads can post personalized congrats, etc.
for our graduating Seahawks!

Mosaic

If your unit is particularly student-facing – we need their photos
Click the image above to submit!

Seahawk Salute

This is the BIGGIE – we hope many of you will not only post this with your audiences, but join in the fun this Saturday at 12pm): link here.

Message from Dean Walker to our students!

Thanks to those who submitted examples of how the campus community is adjusting to the new normal of learning, teaching, and working from home. Click on the "Hawk On" image and enjoy this online collection of stories and images from Seahawks adjusting to this unexpected transition, doing their best to “Hawk On!"

UNCW Appoints Dr. James J. Winebrake as New Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

Dr. James J. Winebrake has been named Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, effective July 1, 2020, the University of North Carolina Wilmington announced today. An award-winning educator and experienced administrator, Winebrake has served as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts at the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, N.Y., since 2011.

UNCW’s Division of Student Affairs Earns National Recognition

The University of North Carolina Wilmington is one of 27 universities recognized as a “most promising place to work in student affairs.” Diverse: Issues In Higher Education published the report in the March 5 edition of the magazine. Read More