Adapting to an unexpected challenge

When the COVID-19 pandemic forced UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School student Eliza Krause to come home from studying abroad in Budapest this spring, she had to quickly adapt to a new learning experience.

By Alice Hudson, UNC Development , Wednesday, June 3rd, 2020

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To learn more about how the Carolina community is supporting students like Eliza who experienced unexpected financial hardships as a result of the challenges brought by COVID-19, visit the Carolina Student Impact Fund webpage.

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