HQ Function

Serves as the primary center for academic instruction, student life, research activities, and university administration.

Notable Features:

The Givens Performing Arts Center (GPAC), the Museum of the Southeast American Indian, the Mary Livermore Library, modern student housing complexes, the James A. Thomas Hall (Business Administration), and extensive athletic facilities.

Work Culture:

UNCP fosters a close-knit and supportive campus community. The culture emphasizes student-faculty interaction, diversity, inclusion, and a commitment to the university's unique heritage and regional mission. It's an environment where both academic pursuits and community engagement are highly valued.

HQ Significance:

Historically significant as an institution founded for the education of American Indians (Lumbee Tribe), UNCP plays a vital role in providing educational opportunities and contributing to the cultural and economic development of southeastern North Carolina. It is recognized as North Carolina's Historically American Indian University.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus layout and facilities reflect UNCP's values of accessibility, community, student-centeredness, and respect for its diverse cultural heritage, with spaces designed for collaboration, learning, and cultural expression.

Location:

UNCP promotes global understanding through study abroad programs, international student services, and partnerships with universities in other countries. The university supports international exchange for students and faculty, fostering a globally aware campus community and offering curriculum with international perspectives. While UNCP does not operate physical overseas campuses, its global engagement is primarily achieved through academic collaborations, cultural exchange initiatives, and by welcoming international students to its Pembroke campus.

Street Address:

1 University Drive

City:

Pembroke

State/Province:

North Carolina

Country:

USA