Carolina’s place as a leader in supporting first-generation students was recently reaffirmed by the Center for First-generation Student Success.
Pasuth Thothaveesansuk is a Ph.D. candidate with the Department of History at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s College of Arts and Sciences. He has received the James L. Peacock III Summer Research Fellowship as he works to complete his dissertation on liberal internationalism in East and Southeast Asia in the 20th century.
UNC-Chapel Hill ranked highly for fifth year in a row.
Former UNC-Chapel Hill employee takes first-generation graduate student symposium to Boston University.
The Graduate School’s Diversity and Student Success Surviving and Thriving pop-up digital exhibit.
Ronice Johnson-Guy, a first-generation undergraduate and graduate student, recently joined The Graduate School’s Diversity and Student Success program.
Reflections from the fall 2022 pop-up exhibit titled: Surviving and thriving—the graduate student experience.
The Graduate School celebrates Latinx Heritage Month and lifts the voices of Hispanics—with an understanding of the complexities of cultural and national identities. The month runs from September 15 until October 15, 2021.
Diversity and Student Success’s Surviving and Thriving pop-up exhibits be featured around many areas of campus.
