The Graduate School program and other award recipients will be honored at the Diversity Awards Ceremony, to be held on April 29.

Graduate students are vital to the outstanding education UNC-Chapel Hill provides for undergraduate students, and are vital to service efforts that benefit North Carolina.

“With this new endeavor, we are excited to showcase the scholarship of our students while cultivating conversation with our broader campus community,” said Kathy Wood, co-director of Diversity and Student Success.

Over the last four years, the Diversity and Student Success Program has changed and expanded and is now a national model.

LaVoya Woods-Dionne first learned about doctoral degrees when she was 6 years old. Since that time, pursuing her own post-secondary education has been a major goal.

Victoria Moy’s Nov. 8 talk, was titled “Fighting for the Dream: Voices of Chinese American Veterans from World War II to Afghanistan.”

Carolina F1RSTS and Carolina Grad Student F1RSTS participate in national First-Generation College Celebration.

Queer Graduate and Professional Students initiative offers community, resources to students

Graduate Dean Steve Matson: ‘Carolina seeks to encourage undergraduates that they have much to gain – and to share with the world – by applying to graduate school and further expanding their research goals.’

Keith Rogers didn’t know he wanted to be a researcher. Then he came to Carolina.