Infractions panel could not conclude academic violations in North Carolina case

Posted Oct 13, 2017
A Division I Committee on Infractions hearing panel could not conclude that the University of North Carolina violated NCAA academic rules when it made available deficient Department of African and Afro-American Studies “paper courses” to the general student body, including student-athletes. The panel found two violations in this case – the former department chair and a former curriculum secretary failed to cooperate during the investigation. (NCAA.org)

Related: Business & Administration

Video: Behind The Scenes At The RAMMYS With Director for Special Projects Sarah Sessoms
Planning the annual RAMMY Awards is no small task for UNC Assistant Athletic Director for Special Projects, Sarah Sessoms. Go behind the scenes of an...
Tue May 7, 2024

Search Begins for UNC-Chapel Hill’s Next Chancellor
With the swift and dramatic exit of former Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz to Michigan State University in December and the appointment of UNC-Board of Governors member...
Mon Apr 1, 2024

Connections in UNC vs. Michigan State NCAA Tournament game go straight to the top
Saturday’s round-two matchup between basketball powerhouses North Carolina and Michigan State could be described as the "Kevin Guskiewicz game." Guskiewicz started his new role in...
Sat Mar 23, 2024

UNC BOT Chair Calls for ACC Transparency
With two ACC schools electing to sue the ACC pertaining to the grant of rights, speculation has turned to UNC’s next steps and if Clemson’s...
Thu Mar 21, 2024