UNC-Chapel Hill is accepting submittals from designers and contractors interested in collaborating with the University on informal projects with budgets below the $500,000 threshold.
The Massey Award-winning housekeeper advocates for her fellow employees and makes students feel at home.
Massey winner Khin Su Su Kyi, a Myanmar refugee, models hard work and diligence.
Thanks to a collaboration between Facilities Services and Emergency Management and Planning, Carolina students, faculty and staff who opt in can receive outage notifications on their mobile phones when a campus elevator is out of service.
The award recognizes a staff member who has demonstrated a strong commitment to social justice, especially with regard to the treatment of fellow workers.
After “running from war” in Myanmar as children, these men now work on a Grounds Services tree crew.
The Old Well has new accessibility features for the start of the academic year. Renovations completed over the summer include the installation of a sloped pathway that connects the surrounding brick pavers with the upper platform of the Old Well.
Massey Award winner David Barnette Jr. is busy on and off the job, but he always makes time to connect with others.
Massey Award winner and self-described “big auntie” Chineka Stanley is free to be herself and bond with the residents she serves.
