UNC academic advisers win national advising awards
Two academic advisers in UNC’s College of Arts and Sciences, Hilary Lithgow and Nikki Glenos, have won 2016 national advising awards.
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Undergraduate Education
‘ARDEO’ explores stories of burn survivors, care providers
A staged reading of ‘ARDEO’ by playwright Jacqueline Lawton May 14 and 15 will tell the stories of burn survivors and their care providers — chaplains, nurses, doctors, social workers and family members.
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Senior Shannon McKerlie: ‘What am I going to be doing for my country?’
It’s going to be a big weekend for graduating senior Shannon McKerlie. On the morning before Commencement on the steps of South Building, Cadet McKerlie will become 2nd Lieutenant McKerlie.
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Students examine seafood mislabeling in pilot research-intensive course
This spring, biologists John Bruno and Blaire Steinwand linked together molecular biology and marine ecology in their new course Seafood Forensics. Students set out to quantify seafood mislabeling using DNA barcoding technology and to discuss the impact that it has on human health and marine ecosystems.
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Andrea Barnes selected as UNC-Chapel Hill’s first Mount Vernon Leadership Fellow
Andrea Barnes, a second-year student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has been selected as the University’s first recipient of the Mount Vernon Leadership Fellows Program, a competitive, five and a half week leadership development program for rising college juniors who want to make a difference.
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“Corruption of the Innocents: Controversies about Popular Children’s Books” opens April 28
The free public exhibition is the work of students in English 295, “Popular Forms of Children’s Literature,” taught by professor Laurie Langbauer.
Research – on display
On April 18, the Student Union’s Great Hall provided a visual representation of the large scale of undergraduate research conducted every day in Carolina’s labs and classrooms.
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Out and About: LGBTQ Abroad
For many who identify as LGBTQ, the prospect of studying abroad can seem both incredibly enriching and downright terrifying. How can I know whether I’ll enjoy my experience in another country? Will I be accepted by the people?
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Five students selected as 2016 Burch Fellows
Five students from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill were selected as recipients of the 2016 Burch Fellowship to pursue unique and self-initiated proposed experiences anywhere off UNC-Chapel Hill’s campus.
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Second Annual ACC Debate Championship Set for April 15-17
The University of North Carolina will host competitors for the second annual ACC Debate Championship which will be held April 15th through the 17th at UNC’s Rizzo Center.
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