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Engage with the Alumni Association
Stay connected to your alma mater and fellow graduates through the UNCP Alumni Association. All UNCP alumni are automatic members and enjoy access to networking opportunities, special alumni events, and more.

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Make sure your contact details are up-to-date so you don’t miss out on important news, events and alumni benefits. Update your information today and stay connected.

Request Transcripts
Need your UNCP transcripts? Request them through the Registrar’s Office. Whether for further education or career purposes, getting your transcripts is quick and easy.
Alumni Email
Heads up — some campus access changes after graduation, but you can keep your BraveMail
account! The Alumni Account Opt-in must be completed every year to keep you connected.
Access to tools like BraveWeb (including Banner Self-Service), Google Drive, Microsoft
OneDrive, WebEx, Zoom (including recordings) and more will end once you walk across
that commencement stage and receive your diploma, so be sure to download any files
you want to keep before you graduate.
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Givens Performing Arts Center (GPAC) invites audiences to experience the music, emotion and unforgettable moments of Broadway when “Gravity – Three Wicked Voices” takes the stage on Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m.
UNCP linguistics professor Dr. Jeon earns international book award
UNC Pembroke linguistics professor Dr. Eun Hee Jeon has received an international award recognizing her research into second-language proficiency and the factors that influence how people learn and use a language.
UNCP’s First MSOT Cohort Completes Program, Prepares to Meet Growing Workforce Need
Eighteen UNC Pembroke students recently made history as the first cohort to complete the university’s Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT) program, preparing to enter a growing health care profession with significant workforce needs across southeastern North Carolina and beyond.




