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With a quick swipe on the life-size touchscreen, students can see muscles, tendons, bones and organs inside a human body. They can magnify, rotate and dissect the anatomical structure. Everything they see under the skin (and on skin) is real, only digitized. This anatomy experience was developed by Anatomage, a medical imaging software company that […]
UNC Charlotte has been recognized among the nation’s best online master’s in nursing programs, according to the U.S. News & World Report 2026 Best Online Programs rankings released January 27. The online Master of Nursing (MSN) program at UNC Charlotte’s School of Nursing is ranked No. 22. The School of Nursing, part of the College of […]
By Ava Torrise Devoted violence prevention advocate and social work scholar, UNC Charlotte Associate Professor Annelise Mennicke, Ph.D. is the recipient of the 2026 Social Policy Researcher Award from the Society for Social Work and Research. She was recognized for her outstanding contributions to violence prevention policy, specifically for LGBTQ+ youth and youth of color. […]
Longtime advocate for juvenile justice reform and equity, UNC Charlotte Professor Apryl Alexander, PsyD was recently named the winner of the inaugural Sommer Klag Advocacy Achievement Award. Alexander was specifically recognized for her advocacy efforts on behalf of at-promise and systems-involved youth (those navigating trauma, family instability and contact with the justice system). The Sommer […]
The Violence Prevention Center, which is housed in the College of Health and Human Services, serves as a resource for violence prevention research, training and technical assistance for communities, policymakers and the public. Led by Professor Apryl Alexander, Psy.D, the center collaborates with academic, public and governmental partners to research and implement empirically informed violence […]
A pickleball tournament between social work students and professors may be the least stressful sporting event you’ll ever witness. They may talk a big game about how they want to crush the competition but in the end it’s all kumbaya and kindness. After all, these are professional and soon-to-be professional social workers and they are […]
Three of the 15 speakers at TEDx UNC Charlotte 2026 are connected to the University’s College of Health and Human Services. TEDx is an annual showcase for speakers presenting well-formed ideas — the types of talks worth spreading. Talks are usually under 18 minutes and are delivered by a single speaker. TEDx UNC Charlotte 2026 will be […]
Nataysha Addison had just completed a licensed practical nurse program and was planning to specialize in labor and delivery when the grandmother who raised her was diagnosed with cancer. After helping guide her grandmother through her cancer treatment, Addison changed her mind about labor and delivery. “I wanted to be like the people who helped […]
For the past few years, students from the Applied Physiology, Health and Clinical Sciences department have been gathering inside Belk Gym to share information about their research, clinicals, practicums and internships via posters. They deliver their pitches (maybe sounding a little shaky at first but pretty solid by the end of the event) to attendees […]
Strength and conditioning coaches from Charlotte FC, the city’s professional soccer team, recently brought real-world experience into the classroom for UNC Charlotte’s first-year Master of Science in Kinesiology students. Jamie Blair, a performance coach with Crown Legacy, the reserve team of Charlotte FC, and UNC Charlotte alum Josh Tiller ’24, a Master of Science in […]