UNC-Chapel Hill student Scott Emmons named Churchill Scholar
Emmons is the University’s 18th Churchill Scholar.
Emmons is the University’s 18th Churchill Scholar.
Funded by a $1 million gift from Pavel Molchanov, the program will match undergraduate students with environmental internships where students can supplement their academic work with experiential, professional training.
Maggie is one of 40 Americans selected for the one- and two-year awards, which provide university fees, cost of living expenses, annual book grants, thesis grant, research and daily travel grants and fares to and from the United States
Phi Beta Kappa is the nation’s oldest and most honored college honorary society.
Crisp joined student affairs at UNC-Chapel Hill in 2005 as assistant vice chancellor. In 2010, he was named vice chancellor and remained in that role until October 2018 when he retired from the University after 26 years of service.
Largest-ever gift to School of Media and Journalism will fund new Curtis Media Center.
The gift will endow two new senior-level leadership positions and support the strategic priorities of UNC Global, which incorporates many of the centralized programs and services that support Carolina’s global mission.
The University will provide $1 million for the initiative from the University’s trademark licensing revenue and income from UNC Student Stores, in addition to funding that the University has already committed to need-based scholarships.
Fall 2018 first-year class includes record number of first-generation college students.