Two plumbers from Facilities Services traveled to UNC Asheville in October to assist in critical recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene.
By optimizing space, Carolina aims to save resources, foster innovation and support its long-term goals.
From work orders completed to the number of maintained campus acres, the numbers behind the work of Facilities Services tell a story of hard work and dedication. Delve into the numbers that reveal the crucial facilities work that helps makes Carolina go.
Following a competitive national search, Wendy Halsey has been selected as Carolina’s next associate vice chancellor for Facilities Services, starting Feb. 5, 2024.
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.
Following up on last fall’s announcement about the retirement of Anna Wu, Carly Perin has agreed to serve as interim associate vice chancellor for Facilities Services, effective April 3. “I appreciate Carly’s willingness to serve in this capacity until new … Read more
Overnight, hard-working crews from across campus combined to turn a stadium filled with football fans into a festive setting for a special Commencement.
The Facilities Services Engineering Services, Construction Services and Management, and Facilities Planning and Design departments are being restructured and will transition from three departments into two. This reorganization will allow us to align related roles within primary reporting units while … Read more
The following memo was sent to all Facilities Services staff Aug. 25, 2017.
On Monday afternoon, Aug. 21, a solar eclipse will affect an estimated 500 million people across North America as the moon passes between the sun and Earth.
