Northeastern University Charlotte

07/15/2026

Five Charlotte SLP students were selected to participate in one of this summer's Kindred Programs at Zeno Mountain Farm, a fully paid, immersive camp experience in Vermont serving individuals with disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, veterans, and those in recovery. Students will earn 100 direct clinical clock hours toward their degree requirements through this highly competitive, all-expenses-paid opportunity for incoming SLP professionals.

Congratulations to our amazing students. We can't wait to learn about your experience when you return to campus in the fall!

Bouvé College of Health Sciences Charlotte Speechies

03/05/2026

The four leaders joining our March 18 Women Who Empower conversation have collectively shaped healthcare delivery, advanced clinical innovation, influenced health policy, and mentored the next generation of practitioners across multiple institutions and disciplines. Register: https://bit.ly/3NkiLzR Their expertise spans digital health and informatics, nursing leadership and workforce transformation, organizational behavior and equity research, and preventive medicine in underserved communities. But this event isn't about credentials—it's about the honest work of sustaining yourself while leading others through complexity. Whether you're early in your career or a seasoned professional, you'll leave with insights that only come from leaders who've navigated the full arc of building impact over time.

02/23/2026

Calling all public health students, professionals, and community partners! We're hosting a free virtual panel featuring public health faculty and leaders from across Charlotte—and we'd love for you to join us. Our expert panelists will dive into the big questions shaping public health today: What does the future workforce need? How is higher education responding? And how can cross-sector collaboration lead to healthier communities?

This event is perfect for anyone on a public health journey—whether you're just getting started or already deep in the field.

-Panelists from UNC Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Public Health, and Salem College
-Hosted by Northeastern University's MPH program
-Co-sponsored by Salem College and Johnson C. Smith University

📅 Thursday, March 19, 2026 | 🕕 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. | 💻 Virtual

Save your spot: https://bit.ly/3ZRmLe2

Professionals, educators, students, & community partners will explore how academic institutions are preparing future public health leaders.

02/18/2026

What does sustainable leadership really look like? On March 18, join us for Women Who Empower: Queen City Voices on Leadership, Health, and Resilience, an intimate conversation with four exceptional leaders who are shaping the future of health while navigating the unique challenges that come with leading as women in high-stakes environments.

-Dr. Margaret Lozovatsky, Chief Medical Information Officer at American Medical Association
-Dr. Alisa Dent, Enterprise Chief Nursing Officer at Advocate Health
-Dr. Kendra Jason, Associate Professor & Interim Chair UNC Charlotte
-Dr. Carmen Sceppa, Dean of Bouvé College of Health Sciences, Northeastern University

In a panel moderated by our CEO and Regional Dean Angela Hosking, they'll share honest insights on setbacks, pivots, and the strategies that sustain them. This event is for anyone navigating high-pressure professional environments—health sciences students, healthcare practitioners, educators, business leaders, and allies committed to fostering inclusive leadership.

Register here: https://ter.li/o06ncn

Join remarkable women health leaders for an intimate fireside chat on real challenges, lessons learned, and leadership practices.

02/04/2026

Calling all speech-language pathologists and nurses! Northeastern Charlotte is hosting "Beyond Competence: Embedding Cultural Humility in Clinical Training"—a powerful interprofessional learning opportunity designed to elevate your supervision practices.

This interactive session goes beyond traditional cultural competence to examine power dynamics, challenge biases, and build authentic partnerships in clinical education. Five distinguished faculty members will guide you through real-world scenarios and collaborative discussions.

Event Details:
-Wednesday, February 11, 2026 | 5:00-8:30 PM ET
-Virtual format via Zoom

Earn CE Credits:
→ 0.3 ASHA CEUs (Intermediate Level)
→ 3.0 nursing contact hours (ANCC-COA accredited)

12/16/2025

📣 Charlotte RBTs! Join us on campus for an RBT Community Mixer on January 22nd, 6:00-8:00 PM.

Why attend?
✅ Network with local RBTs
✅ Learn about NC's new CE requirements
✅ Shape the training topics that matter to YOU

https://bit.ly/4s1wcV0

Your feedback will directly influence the professional development courses we create. Come connect, collaborate, and make your voice heard!

📍 Northeastern University – Charlotte 📅 Jan 22 | 6-8 PM

Network with RBTs, discuss new NC CE requirements & shape training topics that matter to you. Your voice counts!

12/12/2025

Study break: Carolina Panthers edition 🏈 Before finals hit, our students from across all programs headed to the Panthers vs. Saints game through Northeastern's Global University System Campus Recreation Office. Sometimes the best way to build community is getting everyone out of the classroom and into the stands together.

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12/03/2025

Alumnus Hamza Jahangir chose our Master of Public Health program as his preclinical degree to build a strong foundation before dental school. His decision paid off as he made meaningful contributions to oral healthcare access in Charlotte. Through his Capstone project, Hamza partnered with Mecklenburg County Government Public Health and worked closely with his advisor, Senior Health Program Manager Raydiance Swanston, MPH, CHES®, and now his research and recommendations are still helping shape mobile oral healthcare delivery for vulnerable populations in the Queen City. Discover how our Bouvé College of Health Sciences MPH program prepares students to create real-world impact. Read Hamza's full story at the link:

By Benjamin Hosking For Northeastern University alum Hamza Jahangir, a master’s in public health at the Charlotte campus not only benefited his healthcare career but also reinforced a mission of expanding access to oral healthcare to underserved populations. Originally planning on dental school af...