Funds
Center for Media Law and Public Policy in the School of Law
Provides support for advancing research, education, and public dialogue on media law, free expression, and emerging communication technologies at UNC School of Law.
Center for the Business of Health
Provides support for the ongoing operations, programming, and research of the UNC Center for the Business of Health (CBOH) at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. Use of funds may include supporting core programs that focus on co-curricular learning opportunities, interdisciplinary research and faculty support, student career development, new courses and offerings, and convening major events and symposia at the intersection of business and health.
Charles M. and Shirley F. Weiss Expendable Fund in Urban Livability
The Weiss Urban Livability Program supports talented graduate students who seek to improve urban livability.
Curtis Media Center Endowment
Provide support for AV integration and operations for the new, state-of-the-art broadcast studio and Curtis Media Center.
Dean's Acceleration Fund
Provides support for our dean to support emerging challenges and innovative projects across the School.
Designated Garden Improvements
Provides support for the North Carolina Botanical Garden to meet capital project needs or groundbreaking initiatives to better serve the citizens of North Carolina.
Edward G. Holley Student Research Fund
Provides support for student research awards, especially for expenses incurred for research on the master's thesis.
Eric and Laura Montross Fund
Provides support for the Department of Pediatrics at UNC Children's Hospital.
Finley Golf Course Team Building Fund
A new team building for Carolina Men’s and Women’s Golf teams will be adjacent to the new practice area, giving the team daily access to this world-class facility. The new home will feature spacious locker rooms, lounges and coaches’ offices, and indoor practice and fitness areas.
Impact Awards
Impact Awards recognize current graduate students and recent graduate alumni whose research contributes to the educational, economic, physical, social or cultural well-being of North Carolina communities and citizens.