July 27, 2022
Boggess Steps Back From Associate Dean Role
Kim Boggess, MD, will focus on her role as Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and as a UNC Health provider.
Author Archives: Leslie Minton
July 7, 2022
From Associate Dean Matthews: Jill Jemison Named CIO
Dear Colleagues, I am excited to share that Jill Jemison, MBA, will join our team this fall as Associate Dean for Information Technology and CIO. Her first day will be August 29. Jill currently serves as Assistant Dean for Technology and CIO for Health Sciences at the University of Vermont. Additionally, she has experience serving …
June 17, 2022
Manager Resources For Communicating DEI Survey Results
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June 15, 2022
From Dr. Thomas: DEI Climate Survey Results
Dear Colleagues, You took time earlier this year to share your thoughts and feedback through the DEI Climate Survey. Thank you for helping us. Your time is valuable and the information you shared with us is important. Similar to previous DEI surveys, the 2022 DEI Climate Survey highlights key findings related to overall DEI satisfaction; …
June 7, 2022
Presentations, Q&As for Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education Candidates Available to Watch
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June 6, 2022
From Dr. Page: Safety Update and Important Resources
Dear Colleagues, You likely saw that there were several more instances of gun violence nationwide over the weekend, including a shooting at Wayne UNC Health Care in Goldsboro. Every person setting foot in the UNC School of Medicine, UNC Health clinics and hospitals, including you, deserves to feel secure. The safety and well-being of our …
May 25, 2022
Wellness Resources are Available Now
A range of wellness resources are available now for the UNC School of Medicine community.
May 5, 2022
Political Activity Reminder
As a citizen of North Carolina, you have the right to express your opinions and are encouraged to participate in the election and legislative processes. It is important that any political activities are done on your personal time using personal resources and that you do nothing to suggest you are representing the views of UNC or UNC Health.