Board of Visitors Spring 2022 Meeting
Thursday, March 31, 2022 – Friday, April 1, 2022
Note: The Zoom links below are not active as these meetings are in the past.
Agenda
Thursday, March 31, 2022
Career Services/Student Networking and Committee Meetings
UNC School of Government, Knapp-Sanders Building, 400 South Road; Chapel Hill
Parking: Lot adjacent to the building. Give your name to the parking attendant.
School of Government Dining Hall
Marcus Collins, Associate Dean and Director of Student Success
Charles Baldwin, Committee Co-Chair
Caroline Croft, Committee Co-Chair
Government Relations
Susan G. Prevette, Chair
Mal Watlington, Vice Chair
SOG Room 2402
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https://unc.zoom.us/j/92501183342
Meeting ID: 925 0118 3342
Marketing Communications
Martin Godwin, Chair
SOG Room 2321
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Meeting ID: 927 0861 2552
Membership Engagement
Kimberley Kwok, Co-Chair
Catherine Morris, Co-Chair
Tony Kearney, Vice Chair
Mary Eliza McIlhenny, BOV Next Chapter Coordinator
SOG Room 2403
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https://unc.zoom.us/j/9199622026
Meeting ID: 919 962 2026
Student Career Services
Charles Baldwin, Co-Chair
Caroline Croft, Co-Chair
SOG Room 2401
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Meeting ID: 704 858 2988
Student Recruitment
Tony Kearney, Chair
Roger Werner, Vice Chair
Kay Sowers, Second Vice Chair
SOG Room 2603
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Meeting ID: 967 5995 2275
UNC School of Government, Dining Hall, Knapp-Sanders Building, 400 South Road; Chapel Hill, NC
The UNC School of Government is the largest university-based local government training, advisory and research organization in the United States, serving more than 12,000 public officials each year. The entrance of the Dining Room features the mural, SERVICE, commissioned in 2008 and dedicated in 2010, it features eight scenes and 40 African American educators, activists and politicians, commemorating their legacy and impact on North Carolina. We will hear from Dean Mike Smith who is stepping down at the end of this calendar year. He has led the UNC School of Government for 30 years and is the longest-serving dean in Carolina’s modern history.
Brian T. Marley, Chair
UNC Board of Visitors
Michael R. Smith, Dean
UNC School of Government
Full Board Meeting
Kenan Center, Dining Room, 300 Kenan Center Drive; Chapel Hill, NC 27599
Parking: UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School Parking Deck
Optional Virtual Webinar Link: https://unc.zoom.us/j/91346775006
Brian T. Marley, Chair
UNC Board of Visitors
Jesse Cureton, Vice Chair
UNC Board of Visitors
John Preyer, Vice Chair
UNC Board of Trustees
A past member of the UNC Board of Visitors (2012-2016), John Preyer is a 1990 UNC graduate with a degree in political science. He was elected to the UNC Board of Trustees in 2019 and chairs the Budget, Finance and Infrastructure Committee of the Board.
David Routh, Vice Chancellor for Development
We completed our Campaign, so what’s next? We will hear from Vice Chancellor Routh as we prepare to celebrate
We will have an opportunity to hear from, and talk with, the Chancellor about the latest topics of interest at Carolina as well as meet three of our newest leaders on campus. Our Chancellor will lead them in a conversation.
Kevin M. Guskiewicz, Chancellor
Christopher Clemens, Provost and
Jaroslav Folda Distinguished Professor of Physics and Astronomy
Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost
Rachelle Feldman, Vice Provost for Enrollment
Christi Hurt, Chief of Staff to the Chancellor
Carolina Across 100 is a pan-university effort to form meaningful partnerships with communities in all 100 North Carolina counties to respond to challenges stemming from or exacerbated by COVID-19. The University is co-creating solutions with communities to address some of their most pressing needs by providing financial resources, data insights, coaching, facilitation and coordination efforts and program design support.
Anita R. Brown-Graham
Gladys Hall Coates Distinguished Professor of Public Law and Government
Director, ncIMPACT Initiative
UNC School of Government
Jessica Dorrance, Policy Director
ncIMPACT Initiative
Caitlin Lancaster, Class of ‘24
The Strategy for UNC Global involves “taking important steps to deepen our global engagement and enhance our ability to address some of the most complex issues the world has ever faced. At the forefront of this effort is our commitment to educating the next generation of global leaders.” We will talk about this Global Mindset and Carolina’s Global Guarantee.
Ambassador Barbara J. Stephenson
Vice Provost for Global Affairs and Chief Global Officer
We are pleased to be hosted for this meeting by the Kenan-Flagler Business School, a school that prides itself in offering an alternative to a traditional business education and equipping “students with real-world skills to succeed and the enduring values and courage to do what’s right.” We will hear an update about the school that will include details on a major new program in the works in Charlotte.
Douglas A. Shackelford, Dean
Kenan-Flagler Business School
Southern Futures brings together the Carolina campus in a commitment to a rising generation of leaders. A partnership of the College of Arts & Sciences, University Libraries, Carolina Performing Arts and the Center for the Study of the American South, Southern Futures equips emerging leaders to imagine and create regional change. We will learn more about how Southern Futures supports students, scholars, and artists working to build a future where all southern communities can flourish.
Elizabeth Engelhardt, Senior Associate Dean
Fine Arts and Humanities and John Shelton Reed Distinguished Professor of Southern Studies
College of Arts and Sciences
Corban Davis, Director of Operations
Southern Futures
College of Arts and Sciences
Ivana Devine, Class of ’22
Our committees are busy at work, and we look forward to hearing about their plans.
Government Relations – Susie Prevette
Marketing Communications – Martin Godwin
Membership Engagement – Catherine Morris
Student Career Services – Charles Baldwin
Student Recruitment – Tony Kearney
Brian T. Marley, Chair
UNC Board of Visitors
