Carolina’s place as a leader in supporting first-generation students was recently reaffirmed by the Center for First-generation Student Success.
Former UNC-Chapel Hill employee takes first-generation graduate student symposium to Boston University.
Erb, who has co-directed The Graduate School’s Diversity and Student Success program since 2016, will support first-generation BU students in new role.
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.’
Earlier in 2019, UNC-Chapel Hill was named a First Forward Advisory Institution for its commitment to supporting first-generation success.
UNC-Chapel Hill is among the inaugural cohort of academic institutions nationwide being recognized for their commitment to supporting first-generation students.
Over the last four years, the Diversity and Student Success Program has changed and expanded and is now a national model.
Carolina F1RSTS and Carolina Grad Student F1RSTS participate in national First-Generation College Celebration.
Carolina Grad Student F1RSTS initiative helps students succeed in graduate school
