With more than 17 departments spread out across campus, our units pride themselves on helping students continue their learning outside of the classroom to leave their Tar Heel print not only at Carolina but in the world. Your gifts ensure these premier student programs will continue to support current and future Tar Heels.
We invite you to stand with other donors to ensure that Carolina students are equipped to go forth and leave their Tar Heel prints on the world with great things they will do.
Initiatives
Vice Chancellor’s Unrestricted Fund
Student Affairs provides essential programs and services that enhance academic success and personal growth for more than 29,000 students enrolled in undergraduate, graduate and professional programs at the University.
These programs and services challenge and enable students to become compassionate and responsible citizens and leaders of the campus, local, and global communities by fostering an inclusive, culturally diverse living and learning campus environment.
Your gift provides critical support to our growing student programs and presents endless possibilities for our students who all dream of making a positive difference in the world.
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UNC NPHC Legacy Plaza
Earlier this year, the UNC Board of Trustees approved the naming of what we have thus far called the NPHC Garden to officially be named the UNC NPHC Legacy Plaza! This name is very fitting due to the strong legacy of NPHC organizations breaking barriers, supporting social justice and positively impacting student life at Carolina.
With the campaign being extended, we hope you will use this opportunity to support this project with your purchase of a brick and/or paver, a gift beyond that purchase and by inspiring your line and other chapter members to get involved.
We encourage you to think about your personal and organizational legacy, and take advantage of this opportunity to cement your legacy in the UNC NPHC Legacy Plaza.
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Student Emergency Fund
The Student Emergency Fund assists Carolina students by providing financial support when they need assistance with unexpected and unavoidable life emergencies that cause unforeseen expenses. The fund is designed to provide needed financial relief for situations such as accidents, illness, death of a family member, fire damage, need for temporary housing, natural or manmade disaster or pandemics.
Because funds do not have to be repaid, the number of students who can be served by the Student Emergency Fund is subject to the availability of funds.
We hope you will make a gift today, so that whenever a student experiences a personal emergency, they will have the support they need to continue their Carolina experience!
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Carolina Parents Endowment
The Parents Council Endowment awards annual grants to UNC student organizations and university offices to support new and innovative programs and events that benefit undergraduate students.
Providing sustainable support for the entire Carolina community is our primary goal. In 2016, the Parents Council embarked on an effort to build an endowment to stabilize the Grants Program funding in perpetuity and open the door for parents of all backgrounds to join Council. If you would like more information about the Parents Council Quasi-Endowment, including charter parent council donors, please visit unc.live/parentsendowment.
Your gift provides critical support to our growing student programs and presents endless possibilities for our students who all dream of making a positive difference in the world.
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About Us
Student Affairs provides essential programs and services that enhance academic success and personal growth for more than 29,000 students enrolled in undergraduate, graduate and professional programs at the University. These programs and services challenge and enable students to become compassionate and responsible citizens and leaders of the campus, local, and global communities by fostering an inclusive, culturally diverse living and learning campus environment.
Photo taken April 2016.
