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An administrator who holds a concurrent tenured faculty appointment may return to that appointment with all the rights and responsibilities of faculty in the home department, unless a proceeding is initiated to discharge or demote the tenured faculty member. If there has been an administrative stipend during the appointment, that stipend shall be removed.

The purpose of this memorandum is to bring together in one document the special procedures and policies used in admitting, registering, billing, recording grades, maintaining transcripts, and awarding degrees to students participating in the joint program.

This Policy is intended to facilitate full compliance with all applicable laws, legislation, and regulations, as well as all applicable NCAA, ACC, and institutional policies and procedures. In addition, this Policy is intended to ensure proper controls, tracking, and documentation of all items of Inventory so that the Department of Athletics can at any time provide an accurate accounting of orders, deliveries, provisions, distributions, sales, and, where appropriate, uses of Inventory.

These regulations are intended to advise students and administrators of policies on interinstitutional registration and to provide appropriate regulation of that portion of these registrations which is carried out at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

The policy explains how UNC‑Chapel Hill affiliates can borrow materials directly from other Triangle Research Libraries Network (TRLN) and UNC System libraries, outlining who is eligible and the procedures and responsibilities involved in using these shared borrowing privileges.

UNC and its Department of Athletics are excited to host fans for game days with the Tar Heels! We hope that everyone will help us cultivate a safe, lively, and enjoyable atmosphere for fans of all ages by being mindful of these Tailgating provisions. We look forward to seeing you at a Tailgate soon. Go Heels!

This document lays out policies, defines international exchange and visiting student programs, and establishes guidelines for the academic criteria and performance associated with participation in these programs.

This policy establishes the requirement that international students with J or F immigration status carry health insurance as a condition of enrollment at UNC Chapel Hill, in compliance with both UNC System rules and U.S. Department of State regulations. It also specifies the minimum standards that any qualifying health insurance plan must meet.

The purpose of this policy is to outline provisions covering the following human resource areas in case of a communicable disease or other serious public health threat that is declared by the public health officials to be a public health emergency, including: designation of mandatory employees, compensation for mandatory employees, accounting for absences, and emergency furlough provisions.

This policy explains the rules, eligibility requirements, and compliance obligations for hosting and maintaining J-1 scholar status at UNC-Chapel Hill. It is meant to help scholars and hosting units understand the immigration, reporting, travel, insurance, employment, and program-end requirements tied to the J-1 Exchange Visitor Program.

This policy explains the immigration, enrollment, travel, employment, document-keeping, and reporting requirements that UNC-Chapel Hill international students in F-1 and J-1 status must follow to maintain lawful status and continue their studies. It also describes the ISSS approval and documentation process for changes such as reduced course load, program changes, leave/withdrawal, extensions, and transfers.

While any person may make a report if they have reasonable cause to believe that a child or elder was abused or neglected, North Carolina law mandates that certain persons who suspect child or elder abuse or neglect report this.

This policy is to ensure that all purchases of goods or services made by faculty and staff at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are in compliance with North Carolina law (§ 143-58) as enacted by the legislature and implemented by the State Department of Purchase and Contract.

This policy document describes the University of North Carolina School of Law’s curriculum structure, instructional procedures, course management practices, examination expectations, grading procedures, and related faculty responsibilities. Its purpose is to guide consistent academic and instructional administration across the Law School.

In order to obtain a University Purchasing Card (P-Card), several forms must be completed. A P-Card is issued after the necessary forms are approved and the account holder has completed the online training and passed a test. Account holders must sign an agreement before the P-Card can be issued.