I've just deposited my dissertation with the graduate school. They
accepted my LaTeX output using the files that I have attached to
this email, which can be used very easily by any future LaTeX users
writing UNC dissertations under the current guidelines.  This email
includes the document framework for the actual TeX file of the
dissertation, a version of Natbib revised by Noah Hoffman, and the
version of the UNC Thesis document style that I have revised to meet
the 2005 requirements.

The only thing that I know doesn't fit the requirements perfectly is
that my page numbers are on the top right, when they should be at
the center bottom (I can't figure out how to fix this).  My
dissertation was accepted yesterday without any problems, though,
even with this minor difference.

To use the files, put them all in the same folder so that TeX uses
the revised natbib instead of the standard natbib stored in your
miktex directory.  Add your dissertation text to my document
framework and specify the name of your bib file, and you're done.
Getting it by the defense committee is your job.