College of Health & Human Services
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
The $32-million College of Health and Human Services at UNC Charlotte serves five new health education programs developed from the former School of Nursing. As the fourth-largest building on campus, the College consolidates and expands the research and teaching opportunities for health sciences and related fields, significantly increasing the university’s ability to respond to an expanding and changing health and human services community.
The 163,000 SF facility, with its distinctive copper cupola, houses the College of Health and Human Services, Office of International Programs, World Affairs Council of Charlotte and the Institute for Social Capital. State-of-the-art computer labs, distance learning centers, auditoriums, simulation laboratories and informatics classrooms comprise the College dedicated to teaching Geriatric Care, Social Services, Health Business Systems, Nursing and Clinical Sciences.
The exterior design blends with the adjacent Science and Technology Building, also designed by Pease, and College of Education on campus.
