Campaign Funding Priorities

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was built on the promise of education for all; committed to leading the change for greater good. For more than 200 years, we’ve been defining and redefining what it means to discover, to create and to educate. We are poised to lead society forward, closer to a world of opportunity and prosperity for all kind.

Campaign Funding Priorities

Campaign Priorities
Students and the Educational Experience
The New Graduate will receive hands-on-learning experience, learn to function—and lead—in team settings, and graduate digitally- and data-literate.
Campaign Priorities
Faculty and Scholarship
The 21st-Century Professoriate is collaborative, creative and committed to serving the people of our state and beyond. They are high-achieving, interdisciplinary scholars pursuing high-potential, high-reward research with a global reach.
Campaign Priorities
Signature Initiatives
Our Signature Initiatives address issues and opportunities that emerge over the course of the campaign, leveraging our strengths to remain responsive to the times and needs of the people.

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Sonny Griffith seated at a table in a library in front of a laptop

Student Support

Following the Narrative

A Carolina Covenant Scholar pursues career-enhancing experiences through the Career Accelerator Program.

Ana Zurita Posas, Scott Hamilton, and Kevin Guskiewicz stand laughing at the Golden LEAF Luncheon

Student Support

Supporting North Carolina’s Rural Communities

Golden LEAF Scholarship increases opportunities for rural North Carolinians

Veteran Matthew Colon stands in a barn with a horse, facing the camera. An American flag is in the background.

Health

Helping Veterans Thrive

An empowering clinical outreach program at UNC-Chapel Hill offers veterans and first responders new hope through holistic health care.

Faculty Support

Early Career Excellence

UNC faculty honored with 2023 Cottrell Scholar Award

Bill Starling stands in front of the Kenan-Flagler Business School

Business

Honoring a Mentor

Bill Starling ‘75 honors his mentor and friend Cal Atwood

A male Blue Ridge two-lined salamander is held in the hand of a researcher

Environment

Seeking Salamanders

Carolina students discover their passion and aptitude for fieldwork