The Senior Associate Athletics Director, and Senior Woman Administrator, at UNC is retiring. The university announced that Dr. Beth Miller will be retiring on July 1.

In a statement, Miller says, “I’ve been fortunate to be part of the University and the North Carolina athletic department for 40 years and it’s been a wonderful experience.”

UNC Athletic Director Bubba Cunnigham says, “Beginning as a coach and transitioning into an administrative role, Beth has always worked tirelessly to support all of our student-athletes and coaches. She has been a pioneer for women’s college athletics both nationally and at UNC. Because of her leadership and guidance, Carolina’s Olympic Sports have achieved incredible success with more than 30 national championships.”

Miller served as head volleyball coach and softball coach before transitioning to an administrative position.

She was also recognized by collegeAD.com as one of the top 10 senior woman administrators in the country, earlier this year.

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