A world of possibility and promise—the pursuit of a Ph.D. and supporting the next generation of leaders
The Roy and Mary Alice Smith Fellowship Endowed Fund, through The Graduate School, will support graduate students in the Department of Chemistry. The department is part of the College of Arts & Sciences.
Celebrating winter 2021 commencement
Six hundred and seventy two graduate students received their master’s degree or Ph.D. during the winter 2021 commencement ceremony.
The Graduate School welcomes Buck Goldstein as executive in residence for CareerWell
Buck Goldstein ’70 (’76 JD) will join The Graduate School’s CareerWell program as an executive in residence, effective January 2022.
Researching resistance in pottery poetry
Michael J. Bramwell, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of American Studies, is collaborating with museums as they engage in social justice work—an initiative informed by a study of the past.
Exploring the world through popular music
Maximilian Spiegel, (‘21 Ph.D.) will graduate in December and plans to pursue a career in academia based on his interdisciplinary study of popular music.
Master’s degree student spotlight: Melanie Exum ’21
Meet graduate student Melanie Exum, who is studying speech-language pathology in the Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences, part of the Department of Allied Health Sciences at the UNC School of Medicine.
Graduate student Peter Hase receives prestigious Google Ph.D. fellowship to explore the future of artificial intelligence
Peter Hase, a fellow with The Graduate School’s Royster Society of Fellows, has received a prestigious Google Ph.D. fellowship in natural language processing.
The GPS: graduate and professional student bi-weekly email
Summer Research Fellowships, wellness circle, and communications boot camp.
Taking a seat with Carolina’s researchers
Carolina graduate students play a prominent role in carrying out our research mission and ensuring the University serves all North Carolinians. From helping improve the health of people with diabetes to creating tools that help communities make smarter environmental decisions, graduate students are exploring significant issues and questions.
Graduate students practice and polish communication skills during boot camp
Graduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill practice and polish communication skills during a three-part boot camp.
