Learn how to create a distinctive profile, get connected, research organizations and industry trends/news, search for jobs and internships, and build your personal professional brand. After completing this workshop, you will be invited to the private Honors Carolina LinkedIn group … Continued
LinkedIn profiles with a photo are 7 times more likely to be viewed. Stop by the Graham Memorial Front Porch to take a professional photo anytime between 1:00pm - 2:30pm
This workshop is open to all first-year Honors Carolina students. Connect with Academic Advising and Honors Carolina staff and learn important information to help you navigate and plan your academic path, gain insight on important tips for registering for Spring … Continued
The Government, Law, and Policy Career Trek provides a valuable learning and professional development experience. Students visit with Honors Carolina alumni working in areas such as public policy, think tanks, lobbying, law, government agencies, and the Department of State. The … Continued
Air pollution, climate change-related health effects and respiratory disease have been the three major themes of Dr. Yeatts’ research. As one of few faculty members in the Department of Epidemiology who focus on respiratory disease and air pollution, she has … Continued
Chesca is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of miraclefeet, a non-profit that treats children born with clubfoot around the world. Chesca first became interested in clubfoot while she was working at The University of Iowa. Drawn to the opportunity to … Continued
Interested in applying to the Undergraduate Business program in the Kenan-Flagler School of Business? You are strongly encouraged to attend this workshop with Leslie Beisser, Senior Associate Director of Admissions in Undergraduate Business. Learn about business school prerequisites and course … Continued
The House is Black Inspired by the works of Forough Farrokhzad, one of Iran’s most influential feminist poets and filmmakers, this stirring multimedia piece sheds light on the importance of Iranian contemporary arts. Iranian American performance artist/composer Sussan Deyhim examines the prophetic vision of … Continued
Every year, The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans supports thirty New Americans, immigrants or the children of immigrants, who are pursuing graduate school in the United States. Full eligibility requirements can be found here. Start your application here. … Continued
Truman Scholars are future “change agents” who have the desire, intellect, and leadership potential that in time will likely enable them to improve the way that public entities such as including government agencies and non-profit organizations serve the public. More … Continued
"Squaring the Circle: Can a Consumerist Culture Achieve True Sustainability?" Carol Hee teaches courses in sustainable enterprise and environmental strategy. Her research interests concern how companies can reduce costs, minimize risk and gain competitive advantage by implementing strategies guided by environmental … Continued
Interested in learning about grants, scholarships, and internships in Asia? Or awards that can help you study Asia and/or Asian languages? Ready for the next challenge in your education? Join us for this info session! Presented in conjunction with the Carolina … Continued
Honors Carolina second-year students are invited to join Paul Parker, Co-Chairman, Global M&A at Goldman, Sachs, and Co. for an information session. Paul will share insights into the investment banking field, Goldman's internship program, and full time positions with Goldman … Continued
Hear from a panel of current students who successfully applied for the Business School, School of Media and Journalism, School of Public Health, and School of Education. They will share their experiences in preparing applications, interviewing for admission, and navigating … Continued
Dr. Wizdom Powell is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health Behavior at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is a trained population health disparities research scientist and clinical psychologist and an Associate Professor in the Department … Continued
The Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship provides up to $7,500 per year for educational expenses to second and third year students who intend to pursue careers in mathematics, the natural sciences, or engineering. The Goldwater Foundation seeks students who display intellectual curiosity and … Continued
Elizabeth Manekin is the newly appointed Head of University Programs and Academic Projects at the Ackland Art Museum, right here on UNC’s campus. In this role, she oversees curricular and co-curricular programs, curates the museum’s Study Gallery, and collaborates with … Continued
The Udall Scholarship is a merit award from the Udall Foundation that provides leadership, public service, internship, and networking opportunities, in addition to up to $7,000 for eligible academic expenses, to 60 second and third year students with leadership and … Continued
