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Funds

Military and Veteran Student Success Fund

Provide support for our military-connected community by way of our newly re-launched Military and Veteran Student Success Center, now in the heart of campus. 

Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund

Provide support for the Morehead-Cain Program at Carolina, the first program of its kind in the United States. Morehead-Cain identifies the most promising young leaders across our state, nation and world, and invests in a transformational college experience at Carolina that prepares them for a lifetime of impact.

MPSC: Undergraduate Student Support Fund

Provides support to develop career pathways in collaboration with academic departments across campus and help prepare students to succeed in STEM fields and beyond. 

MSW Practicum Scholarships

Provides support for stipends to MSW students completing their required internships, often relieving them of the need for outside work for pay. 

Nursing-Scholarships

Provides support for nursing student scholarships across all programs.

Office of the Executive Director for the Arts Expendable Fund

Provide support for CPA's vital operations and the creation of thought-provoking arts experiences.

Pharmacy Student Activities Fund

Provides support for resources like professional development, leadership training and community engagement that transform classroom learning into real-world impact for our students.

Public Health Student Scholarships

Provides support for merit scholarships for graduate and undergraduate students.

School of Education Teacher Box

Provides support for the Teacher Box Fund, which provides each M.A.T. graduate with a starter kit of school supplies and UNC School of Education items for their first classroom.

Social Work-Continuing Education

Provides support for scholarships, which allow access to cutting edge research and practices to new practitioners and recent graduates when attending may be cost prohibitive.