Omari Tait combines military experience, commitment to education and interest in technology to expand college access for students.
As the youngest secretary of the Army, the veteran and UNC Kenan-Flagler graduate hopes to improve fighting capabilities and quality of life.
Drawing on his military experience, Terence McElroy coaches his executive MBA students to be good listeners.
UNC-Chapel Hill alumni go on to serve their country in many ways, and students, staff and faculty members arrive on campus with perspectives that strengthen our Carolina community.
At the dental school’s craniofacial clinic, Jessica Hill creates a special place for patients, families and staff.
Carolina’s executive director for facilities operations uses 26 years’ worth of Air Force skills in his new role.
The Tar Heels defeated Virginia, 4-1, giving Carolina its 300th conference championship across all sports.
The current vice chancellor for student affairs will help create an organizational structure for a new Division of Student Success.
The recipients include a former men’s basketball player and two real estate executives.
These veterans served their country and earned degrees at UNC-Chapel Hill.