Meet the 2024 NC School Counselor of the Year
UNC School of Education graduate Annie Goldberg is a middle school counselor in Burlington.
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11 research projects receive College’s first seed grants
College of Arts and Science scholars will collaborate on studies about food waste, knee arthritis, hip-hop history, language models and more.
3 Carolina researchers share how they’re using AI
Artificial intelligence is driving discoveries in nutrition, transportation and education.
McNair scholar is ‘leaving with purpose’
After graduation from the UNC School of Education, Yakob Lemma will pursue a doctorate in educational leadership.
Jill V. Hamm named dean of School of Education
Hamm, who has served as interim dean since May 2024, has accepted the role on a permanent basis, Chancellor Lee H. Roberts and Provost Chris Clemens announced.
UNC-Chapel Hill graduate programs ranked among best in nation
U.S. News & World Report's 2025 “Best Graduate Schools” list names multiple Carolina graduate degree programs in the Top 10.
Why is Black youth suicide on the rise?
UNC School of Education faculty are looking at factors inside schools that may affect students’ mental health.
Nontraditional education student learns leadership skills
The Human and Organizational Leadership Development program gave Tristan Slates the tools to drive change.
Education major loves wearing different hats
A multifaceted program at the UNC School of Education proved a perfect fit for December graduate Dezja Ishmeal.
Kara Hume strives to offer fitness for all
The autism researcher is building an exercise program called Power Hour for people of varying abilities.