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For nearly 175 years, Carolina Law has prepared outstanding lawyers who shape communities in North Carolina and beyond. As we’re facing challenges from losing a third of our state support since 2009, we must look toward a new financial model in which private, philanthropic support plays a greater role. With your help, we can continue to deliver the exceptional value that a Carolina Law degree is known for and remain competitive in the current education environment.

Carolina Law in the Campaign for Carolina

Leading with Purpose

Message from Dean Martin Brinkley ’92

 

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UNC School of Law Funding Priorities

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Faculty Support

Shifting Policy with Theodore M. Shaw

Carolina civil rights expert Theodore M. Shaw reflects on new federal clemency for marijuana possession

John Spencer with his restored Purple Heart
Military

Correcting the Record

Restoring the honors that were owed for a veteran’s service

Left, Uncle Jack and Aunt Cassie Cowell. Center, H. Bryan Ives III ’80. Right, Horace Bryan Ives Jr. 1942 senior class Yackety Yack photo
Donor

When Giving Is Personal

A 1938 gift continues to educate Carolina graduates

Fedders standing with her arms crossed smiling
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Partnering Against Oppression

Combining disciplines to combat systemic oppression

Jim and Frances Kerr
Donor

Supporting Civil Rights Work

A transformative gift from the Kerr family endows civil rights work at UNC School of Law.

Sarah Hoffman portrait
Law

An Advocate for Mental Health

Hands-on clinic work at the UNC School of Law equipped Sarah Hoffman ’21 (J.D.) with skills to advocate for improved mental health resources in North Carolina prisons.

M. Scott Peeler and Diana Florence
Donor

Honoring A Pioneer In Law

M. Scott Peeler and Diana Florence continue their support of UNC School of Law with gifts to commemorate Sylvia X. Allen, the first Black woman to graduate from the school.

Five Carolina Law students, accompanied by Dean Martin Brinkley and Professor Lissa Broome at the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg.
Law

Gaining Mutual Understanding

A new program in the UNC School of Law promotes and facilitates cooperation and collaboration among law students at Carolina and Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen in Germany.

Lantinx students
Student Support

Understanding Gaps

Debt, Doubt and Dreams: Understanding the Latino College Completion Gap