Programming throughout the 2019-2020 season will amplify the creative leadership of women, through performances by icons and trailblazers, unique collaborations and programs featuring art created by women.
Pendergast, 20, from Waxhaw, is one of 496 students nationwide to win the award, selected from a pool of 1,223 candidates nominated by their universities.
Nicole Behnke and James Hepburn were two of 106 graduate students chosen for David L. Boren Fellowships and Marissa Muller was one of 244 undergraduate students chosen for a David L. Boren Scholarship.
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Learn moreAllison Aiello is a professor of epidemiology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is currently the PI of several NIH-funded studies where she is examining social, behavioral, biological and genetic determinants of health outcomes. Her research investigates disparities in health; the relationship between infection and chronic diseases; and prevention of infection in the community setting.
Learn moreDr. Adam Goldstein is a Professor and Director of Departmental Advancement at the University of North Carolina Department of Family Medicine. He is also the Director of Tobacco Intervention Programs at the UNC School of Medicine. Among his research, health policy related to tobacco regulatory science, gun violence prevention and the connection between guns and public health.
Learn moreJoseph Jordan has been director of the Sonja H. Stone Center for Black Culture and History since 2001. He is also adjunct associate professor, African/African-American Studies, an affiliate faculty member in the curriculum in Global Studies, and director of the Venezuela Aspects of the African Diaspora Study Abroad Project. His current work focuses on the cultural politics of race, identity and artistic production in the diaspora.
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