Charles Marshall brings a wealth of knowledge and diverse legal experience to this role. His broad expertise in digital media and data privacy will be vitally important for protecting the University in today’s landscape of privacy threats and rapid technological change.
Carolina is committed to fostering an environment where intellectual engagement flourishes. The free exchange of ideas is what makes ours a vibrant academic community, and we will continue our longstanding traditions of protecting free speech.
Richard Stevens, chair of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Board of Trustees, will oversee the search committee to find Carolina’s 12th chancellor.
Christi Hurt will leave her position as interim vice chancellor for student affairs next week. Associate vice chancellor Jonathan Sauls will assume the role of interim vice chancellor.