Summer Undergraduate Pipeline uses online seminars to prepare students for graduate school
A dozen campus summer undergraduate research programs are promoting the series to students.
Maria Dykema Erb selected for national group focused on success of first-generation students
In its recent announcement, the Center for First-generation Student Success said members are ‘deeply knowledgeable about and committed to the success of first-generation college students.’
‘Whose Culture Has Capital?’ Jan. 27 talk to focus on the role of economic background in student decisions, success
Shonda Goward, director of academic success for the Carolina Covenant program, will discuss current research and her own educational journey.
Carolina students take part in National First-Generation College Celebration
Earlier in 2019, UNC-Chapel Hill was named a First Forward Advisory Institution for its commitment to supporting first-generation success.
Parenting while in graduate school
Managing family life and graduate studies is not always easy, but academic departments, The Graduate School and other organizations help students find community and thrive
Counternarratives from Women of Color Academics: Bravery, Vulnerability, and Resistance, Oct. 17
Anthology editors will share insights from powerful collection of personal narratives with the UNC-Chapel Hill community.
Campus celebrates undergraduates’ research accomplishments
More than 120 undergraduate students from UNC-Chapel Hill and beyond participated in the fifth annual Summer Undergraduate Pipeline Research Symposium.
Maria Erb receives Campus Partner Award for work that enhances student experiences
Nominator remarks highlighted her ability to bring people together and her willingness to help.
UNC-Chapel Hill receives national recognition for supporting first-generation students
UNC-Chapel Hill is among the inaugural cohort of academic institutions nationwide being recognized for their commitment to supporting first-generation students.
Diversity and Student Success among honorees at UNC-Chapel Hill’s 11th Annual Diversity Awards ceremony
‘We truly are better together,’ co-director Kathy Wood said, in accepting the award for intergroup collaboration.
