UNC Chapel Hill Response to 2025 Government Shutdown
Dear Campus Community, As you probably are aware, Congress is currently negotiating a deal to avoid a federal government shutdown. If a Congress does not pass a funding bill that … Read more
Month: September 2025
New Policy On Delegating Clinical Research Tasks In Research
The Clinical Research Compliance Office is pleased to announce the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Policy on Delegating Clinical Research Tasks in Research. This policy supports safe and … Read more
FAQ: Conflict of Interest 2026 Annual Disclosure Process
The Conflict of Interest Office is pleased to share that it is transitioning to an annual disclosure model. Here are some Frequently Asked Questions: How are COI Disclosures changing? Currently, … Read more
The Postdoc Spotlight: Kavya Katugam-Dechene
Kavya Katugam-Dechene is a biomechanist whose research examines how aging, injury, and disease affect movement and balance. A Venture Catalyst Fellow, she gained experience in research commercialization and now plans to pursue a career in industry, where she can continue advancing science through real-world applications.
Roadmap Mile Marker: A Conflict of Interest Program Built for ResearchersĀ
Transforming our approach to COI will reduce administrative burden and create a clearer path to collaboration and commercialization.
2025 PARE Award RecipientsĀ
Each year, the Postdoctoral Awards for Research Excellence (PARE) are given in recognition of the research promise demonstrated by individual postdoctoral scholars. Meet this yearās recipients and learn about their areas of interest.Ā
September 2025 Federal and Legislative Updates
Subscribe to the Office of Public Affairsā Legislative Lowdown newsletter for weekly federal and state policy updates of interest to the UNC-Chapel Hill community. Congress continues work on FY26 appropriations … Read more
The Postdoc Spotlight: Kylie Seltzer
Kylie Seltzer is an art and architectural historian whose research explores how 19th-century Parisian architecture reinforced ideas of race and white supremacy in public exhibitions. She also serves as Vice Chair of the National Postdoc Associationās Advocacy Committee, where she works to strengthen policies and practices that support postdocs and highlight the impact of their work.
School supply prices soar 7.3% amid tariffs as parents face back-to-school strain
Sarah Dickerson in the Kenan-Flagler Business School discusses price increases for common school supplies and how the price changes are related to tariffs.