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Belk College junior Lilia Shaforostov, along with three other UNC Charlotte undergraduate students, has received a prestigious Benjamin Gilman International Scholarship to study abroad during the 2010-11 academic year.
The Belk College of Business has awarded the following faculty research grants:
Hwan Lin (Economics) received the BarclaysAmerican Summer Research Grant.
Ellen Sewell, Ted Amato and Carol Swartz (Economics) received theJohnson Awards for Teaching Research and Development.
A team of UNC Charlotte accounting students has placed in the top ten in a national tax competition.
The North Carolina economy is expected to grow by 3.5 percent during 2006, UNC Charlotte economist John Connaughton reported today in his TIAA-CREF/UNC Charlotte Economic Forecast for North Carolina. The growth forecast for 2006 is slightly lower than the growth rate of 4.1 percent experienced during 2005 but considerably higher than the 1.5 percent rate projected in Connaughton’s September...
The Belk College of Business has awarded the following faculty research grants:
Five companies led by alumni and advisors of the Belk College were recognized by the Charlotte Business Journal as the "Best Places to Work" for 2008.
They include:
Ameritrust - President and CEO John Owens is a Belk College alumnus.
Greer...
Several Belk College faculty members were recognized for career milestones at today's University Convocation at UNC Charlotte.
The Center for Real Estate at UNC Charlotte is moving closer to reaching its $4 million fundraising campaign goal.
Campaign co-chairs Fred Klein, senior managing partner at Childress Klein Properties, and Todd Mansfield, chairman and CEO of Crosland LLC, recently announced $325,000 in new commitments.
The law firms of K...
Many of the poor business decisions that led to the nation’s current economic crisis were not necessarily due to a complete lapse in business ethics, but human nature, a former Federal Reserve Bank executive said Tuesday at a conference at UNC Charlotte.
Ateam of UNC Charlotte students recentlyrepresented North Carolina in a national investment research challenge in New York City.
Lee Bowles, Jarrod Green, Brian Schiffer, Suken Shah and Bruce Silberman qualified by having the top report and oral presentation in a state challenge in February, where they competed against teams from UNC Chapel Hill and Duke, Wake Forest and...
