Elaine Westbrooks, who has served as vice provost for University Libraries and University librarian for nearly five years, will leave Carolina at the end of May. Westbrooks set the standard for academic research libraries in the digital age and has significantly enhanced the strength of Carolina's libraries.
Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz discusses how metrics are about more than just numbers. They're about impact and the ways Carolina is accomplishing its mission of educating the next generation of leaders, serving our state and world, and delivering cutting-edge research that changes lives.
"From residence halls to classrooms, Carolina is often the first place where you learn to work alongside people with deep differences in their opinions and values, to understand that those people are your neighbors and fellow citizens and that they have something important to contribute. Finding a way to embrace pluralism is crucial for the American experiment and for getting a real education.
In his first presentation to faculty as provost, Clemens talked about focusing on his role as chief academic officer and promoting faculty advancement.