College of Arts and Sciences
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In 1975, Margaret Harper became the first to bestow her generosity on the Arts and Sciences Foundation. Her gift of $1,000 began a tradition of giving that has flourished over the last five decades.
Help us celebrate 50 years of philanthropy in the College with a gift to the Arts and Sciences Fund. Your support matters. Gifts of all sizes to the Arts and Sciences Fund have an immediate impact on the lives of students, funding countless programs, activities and opportunities.
Arts and Sciences Fund
Arts and Sciences Fund
Make a one-time or monthly gift of $50 or more to the Arts and Sciences Fund! Your support shapes the experience of every student in the College and makes an immediate impact on campus.
Dean’s Circle
Join the Dean’s Circle with a gift of $1,500 or more to the Arts and Sciences Fund. Young alumni may join at the following levels: $500 for class of 2020-2024 and $1,000 for class of 2015-2019.
Margaret Harper Society
Join the Margaret Harper Society with a gift of $5,000 or more to the Arts and Sciences Fund. In 1975, Margaret Harper became the first donor to the Foundation with a gift of $1,000, the equivalent of about $5,000 today.
Departments
| Academic Advising | |
| African Studies Center | |
| BeAM Makerspace | |
| Carolina Asia Center | |
| Carolina Center for Jewish Studies | |
| Carolina Public Humanities | |
| Center for European Studies and the Curriculum in Contemporary European Studies | |
| Center for Middle East and Islamic Studies | |
| Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies | |
| Center for Student Success | |
| Center for the Study of the American South | |
| Curriculum in Global Studies | |
| Curriculum in Peace, War and Defense | |
| Department of Aerospace Studies | |
| Department of African, African American and Diaspora Studies | |
| Department of American Studies | |
| Department of Anthropology | |
| Department of Applied Physical Sciences | |
| Department of Art and Art History | |
| Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
| Department of Biology | |
| Department of Chemistry | |
| Department of City and Regional Planning | |
| Department of Classics | |
| Department of Communication | |
| Department of Computer Science | |
| Department of Dramatic Art | |
| Department of Earth, Marine and Environmental Sciences | |
| Department of Economics | |
| Department of English and Comparative Literature | |
| Department of Exercise and Sport Science | |
| Department of Geography | |
| Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures | |
| Department of History | |
| Department of Linguistics | |
| Department of Mathematics | |
| Department of Military Science | |
| Department of Music | |
| Department of Naval Science | |
| Department of Philosophy | |
| Department of Physics and Astronomy | |
| Department of Political Science | |
| Department of Psychology and Neuroscience | |
| Department of Public Policy | |
| Department of Religious Studies | |
| Department of Romance Studies | |
| Department of Sociology | |
| Department of Statistics and Operations Research | |
| Department of Women’s and Gender Studies | |
| Environment, Ecology and Energy Program | |
| Honors Carolina | |
| Institute for the Arts and Humanities | |
| Institute for the Study of the Americas and the Curriculum in Latin American Studies | |
| Institute of Marine Sciences | |
| Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence | |
| Matthew Gfeller Center | |
| Office of Undergraduate Education | |
| Parr Center for Ethics | |
| Philosophy, Politics and Economics Program | |
| PlayMakers Repertory Company | |
| Program for Public Discourse | |
| Program in Medieval and Early Modern Studies | |
| Research Laboratories of Archaeology | |
| Robertson Scholars Leadership Program | |
| School of Civic Life and Leadership | |
| Shuford Program in Entrepreneurship | |
| Study Abroad Office | |
| Summer Bridge | |
| UNC Bands | |
| UNC Bluegrass Initiative | |
| UNC Latina/o Studies Program | |
| Writing and Learning Center |
Featured Initiatives
Captain Rebecca Lobach Memorial Fund
Captain Rebecca Marie Lobach, proud Durham native and 2019 distinguished ROTC graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill, was an extraordinary student and soldier who tragically lost her life in the January 29th aerial collision in Washington, DC. She dedicated her life to serving others and her country, demonstrating exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to her values. The Captain Rebecca Lobach Memorial Endowment Fund honors her legacy by providing financial support to Army ROTC cadets in need. This fund ensures that future generations of leaders who embody Rebecca’s dedication to family, community, and service can thrive at Carolina and beyond, just as she did.
Center for Student Success
The Center for Student Success enables all Carolina students to develop the skills and strategies needed to prosper academically, socially and professionally while at Carolina and after graduation. The Center fosters equal access to success across student populations through several programs: Summer Bridge, the Writing and Learning Center, Carolina Firsts, Peer Mentoring and Transfer Student Services. To better serve students, the College is moving the Center to the House Undergraduate Library, increasing the Center’s space by 10,000 sq. ft.
O.B. Hardison Scholarship Fund for the Humanities
Join Stephen H. Israel (B.A., English ‘66), Vice Chairman Emeritus, Korn Ferry, and other Carolina alumni and friends who recognize the critical role that the humanities play in our lives. Your support for this exciting initiative will help Carolina lead the way in the resurgence of the humanities which provide students with a broader educational experience along with wisdom and judgment, ethical discernment, communication skills and the cultivation and understanding of all that is beautiful and meaningful in life.
School of Civic Life and Leadership
The School of Civic Life and Leadership (SCiLL) is an interdisciplinary home specifically for the study and practice of public discourse, civic life, and civic leadership. SCiLL provides students a grounding in the foundations and current state of American political experience and democracy. A wide range of courses build on this foundation to encourage thoughtful engagement with democracy and civility through a variety of disciplines.
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About the College of Arts and Sciences
Think. Communicate. Collaborate. Create… for meaningful lives.
The College of Arts and Sciences forms the academic core of the Carolina experience as the largest unit on campus. Our mission is to create knowledge and discover innovative solutions to the world’s greatest challenges, to educate outstanding undergraduate and graduate students, and to encourage faculty, staff and students to contribute meaningfully to North Carolina, the nation and the world.
The College is home to 19,000+ undergraduate students, 2,400+ graduate students and 979 faculty members who study and teach across the 43 departments and curricula in the College. College faculty, who teach 84% of all undergraduate hours at Carolina, consist of world-class scholars who have been recognized for outstanding research, teaching and engagement in the fine arts and humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and mathematics.
The College works to bring the best minds together to reimagine the arts and sciences for the public good. An investment in the College is an investment in a better future for all.
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