HQ Function

The main campus serves as the central hub for all academic, administrative, residential, and student life activities of the university.

Notable Features:

Scenic mountain views, LEED-certified buildings (e.g., Rhoades-Robinson Hall, The Woods), Kimmel Arena, Ramsey Library, Reuter Center (home to Osher Lifelong Learning Institute), extensive botanical gardens and greenways.

Work Culture:

As an educational institution, the campus fosters a collaborative and intellectually stimulating environment for faculty, staff, and students, emphasizing inquiry, innovation, and community engagement. There's a strong focus on undergraduate research and mentorship.

HQ Significance:

As the state's designated public liberal arts university, the Asheville campus is pivotal in providing accessible, high-quality liberal arts education in Western North Carolina and beyond. It's a cultural and intellectual hub for the region.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and operations reflect values of academic excellence, sustainability (with numerous green initiatives and certified buildings), community, diversity, and the integration of learning with the natural environment.

Location:

UNC Asheville's global presence is primarily manifested through its study abroad and exchange programs with partner universities worldwide, international student recruitment and support, faculty-led international research projects, and collaborations with global academic institutions. The university encourages global perspectives within its curriculum and campus activities.

Street Address:

1 University Heights

City:

Asheville

State/Province:

NC

Country:

USA