October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Carolina Women’s Center and the Women’s Health Multidisciplinary Consortium present an approachable conversation with breast oncology researchers and clinicians about their work, featuring Philip Spanheimer, MD (Surgical Oncology) and Dina O’Connell, PhD (Lineberger Cancer Center). Room 3116. Lunch is provided first-come, first-served. All are welcome, and CLE credit […]
MHFA is an evidence-based training that teaches participantshow to recognize signs and provide support to someoneexperiencing a mental health or substance use challenge.Wed, Oct 28 (Virtual) Noon – 3 pm Related reading: Supporting Someone Who’s Struggling, When to Ask For Help and QPR Training in Suicide Prevention
Join 15 minutes of guided sessions on emotional detox, breathing, and meditation every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 12:30 p.m.; See the flyer here. No registration required. Related reading
An afternoon walking tour with Sustainable Carolina, Carolina Dining Services, Edible Campus and the Carolina Beekeeping Club. See how sustainability is built into campus through renewable energy, sustainable food, waste diversion and biodiversity. The tour starts in the Pit and ends at the Battle Grove Regenerative Stormwater Conveyance. Stay for the whole tour to earn […]
Learning a new language or working through your language requirement? This Writing and Learning Center workshop covers the benefits of learning a language, how to approach grammar, and practical tips to make language learning effective and fun.
A free, hands-on bystander CPR class led by trained EMTs. Learn to recognize cardiac arrest, perform high-quality chest compressions and use an AED, so you can respond with confidence until professional help arrives. Non-certification class, no prior training needed. Open to all UNC students, faculty, staff and the local community. A partnership between HEARTSafe UNC, […]
Curious about research in psychology and neuroscience? Current undergraduate researchers share how to connect with research faculty and find opportunities to start your own research journey, followed by a Q&A. Held on Zoom. Registration on Heel Life is required. CLE credit is available for students who attend the full session and log in with their […]
An evening of community and conversation with first-generation students, faculty and staff, kicking off National First-Gen Week. Food provided.
An intimate song-and-conversation evening at Flyleaf Books from Carolina Public Humanities, celebrating North Carolina musicians up close and in their own words. Singer-songwriter and guitarist Abigail Dowd, from North Carolina’s Sandhills, builds songs from regional history, the natural world and family memory. In this talk-and-play session she traces how her songs came to be.
Executive leadership coach and author Sharmin Banu leads an in-person conversation on resilience, well-being and sustainable success, drawing on her book Mid-Career Momentum and her 3C Resilience Model: Care, Connect and Create. Learn to spot early signs of burnout and take intentional steps toward a more fulfilling life. Open to the public, with a book […]