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Splitting Hairs: The Enormous Impact of Micro Measurement
Look at one strand of your hair. Just one. Now, imagine the safety of your next airplane ride, the fuel efficiency of your car or the reliability of your cell phone were all dependent on something as small as 1/100th of the width of that strand of hair.
Sarah Herrera: Crushing a Nontraditional Path
Born and raised in a tiny Tennessee town with no stop lights and no McDonald’s, Sarah Herrera faced obstacles that easily could have derailed her ambitions.
COMMUNITY •WELLNESS • PURPOSE
Demond Martin ’97 harnesses core values of service, gratitude and purpose to drive success for himself and others.
Alumnus Dontá Wilson’s generosity, leadership honored with naming of Wilson Hall
Dontá L. Wilson ’97 deals in HOPE — an acronym that stands for “helping other people excel” — his identified personal purpose in life.
EPIC Named for Alumni Craig and Darla Albert
UNC Charlotte has named the EPIC building the Albert & Freeman Energy Production and Infrastructure Center to recognize and honor alumni Craig and Darla Freeman Albert.
UNC Charlotte School of Architecture named for alumnus David R. Ravin
The UNC Charlotte School of Architecture has a new name, and its program will receive unprecedented support, thanks to a generous gift from alumnus David R. Ravin ’94.
Purpose in Parallel
For more than 30 years, Kia Martin ’98 has built upon shared values with her husband Demond to strengthen Black and Brown communities, create opportunities for others and lead a purposeful life.