Social Entrepreneur Fellowships
2008-2009 Social Entrepreneur Fellows

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Kara Tripper
Year: Junior
Email: tkara@email.unc.edu
Project: Smiles for a Lifetime
Faculty Advisor: Eugene Sandler, Dental Ecology
Community Partner: Orange County Health Department

Smiles for a Lifetime aims to educate children residing at Homestart, the Inter-Faith Council’s residential facility for women and children, on proper oral hygiene techniques. Promotion of daily oral health care and prevention of oral health problems is the main goal of this program. In conjunction with the Orange County Health Department, instruction, provision of necessary supplies and knowledge of opportunities for dental
care will be provided. The hope is that through this program more children will enjoy healthy smiles that they can be proud of throughout their lifetimes.


Haley Koch
Year: Sophomore
Email: haleykoch@gmail.com
Project: Without Walls
Community Partner: St Joseph CME Church Without Walls is a program aimed at fostering ties between UNC and the Northside Community. It aims to bring youth back into the community to foster their education and empowerment. This will entail a multi-pronged approach using technology, volunteer support, and performance as cornerstones to the program. Currently, computer resources for an onsite digital reading program are being developed for the children of the Northside Community. Furthermore, volunteer supported education projects will come in the form of tutoring, mentoring, and pre-college preparations for the youth.

 

Allison Young
Year: Sophomore
Email: aryoung@email.unc.edu
Project: Journal for the Arts
Community Partner: Ackland Art Museum

This project aims to create an art magazine that will enrich the education of students at UNC as well as promote the artistic endeavors of individuals within Chapel Hill and its surrounding communities. Currently, there are no student publications that focus solely on the arts at UNC, and thus this journal will work to feature art from across a multitude of media, including: two and three dimensional arts, performance arts, music, dance, and film. Each issue will profile student artists and their works, allowing them to include text describing their visions. Feature articles will deal with a variety of topics ranging from personal reactions to specific art works or performances to current social issues or topics of social justices represented in art.

2007-2008 Social Entrepreneur Fellows

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