"At times like these, I encourage you to be there for one another and to give yourself an opportunity to process those feelings. Remember to take breaks throughout the day. Reach out to friends and know that you are not alone."
"At times like these, I encourage you to be there for one another and to give yourself an opportunity to process those feelings. Remember to take breaks throughout the day. Reach out to friends and know that you are not alone."
Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz took his oath of office Sunday afternoon at a physically distanced ceremony in Memorial Hall.
As he prepared to be installed as Carolina’s 12th chancellor, Kevin Guskiewicz discussed tradition, uncertainty and the importance of inclusive decision-making.
Guskiewicz earned a bachelor's degree in athletic training from West Chester University, a master's degree in exercise physiology/athletic training from the University of Pittsburgh and a Ph.D. in sports medicine from the University of Virginia. Born and raised in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, he lives with his wife Amy and children Jacob, Nathan, Adam and Tessa in Chapel Hill.
Farmer, who has distinguished himself as an invaluable member of the Carolina community, will depart at the end of the semester to take on a new role as vice provost for enrollment at the University of Virginia.
Carolina is committed to fostering an environment whereby the personal rights, lives and dignity of every member of our community matters.