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Black History Month 2023 at Queens
The Queens community will have many opportunities this February to commemorate Black History Month. Hosted by the Office of Diversity,…
Science Teacher Turned Assistant Superintendent
Being awarded North Carolina Teacher of the Year at age 26 was the turning point that launched Dixie Abernathy, Ed.D.,…
The Lewis Legacy
When T.J. Lewis ’97 was recruited in 1993 to play basketball at Queens, he never imagined that a small school…
Week of Service Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The Queens University of Charlotte motto “not to be served, but to serve” rings true when reflecting on the life…
A New Lease on Life
After earning a bachelor’s degree in audio engineering from Middle Tennessee State University, Ryan Stevens ’23 enjoyed a fulfilling career…
Two Moms. One Scholarship. Two Lives Changed Forever.
At 18, Raegan Ferro was a pre-med student hoping to become a doctor. But after two and a half years,…
Med School or Bust
Long before Mackenzie Shank ’23 came to Queens University of Charlotte on a volleyball scholarship, she knew she wanted to…
International Studies Major Cherishes Culture and Community at Queens
After taking an introductory international relations class on campus, Shawna Gikori ’23 knew she had made the right decision to…
MBA Graduate Celebrates More than Two Decades at Microsoft
James Bolling MBA ’18 knew his decision to pursue a master’s degree from the McColl School of Business at Queens…
It's All About the Chemistry
Next May, Christian Ramos Veglio ’23 will walk down two aisles – one to receive his undergraduate degree in…
