Leadership

A message from Chancellor Guskiewicz: Thank you to our community

In a video message, Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz talks about the heartbreaking week at Carolina and expresses gratitude to all Tar Heels for their actions amid the tragedy.

By University Communications, Friday, September 1st, 2023

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Dear Carolina Community,

It has been a difficult and heartbreaking week at Carolina. Please take a moment to watch this video acknowledging our loss and thanking our community for the amazing ways you have shown up for one another.

As we head into the Labor Day weekend (and the Well-being day on Tuesday), please take this time to rest and recover. If you see me around campus in the days to come, feel free to stop me, to reach out and share your experiences.

Remember, we are Carolina Strong.

Sincerely,

Kevin M. Guskiewicz
Chancellor

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