Lineberger leads endometrial cancer moonshot
This vastly understudied uterine disease is on the rise, but Dr. Victoria Bae-Jump and others are fighting to turn the tide.
In this occasional series, The Well looks at how staff, faculty and students are turning the words of Carolina Next into reality.
This vastly understudied uterine disease is on the rise, but Dr. Victoria Bae-Jump and others are fighting to turn the tide.
Alumni, archivists and a star-studded cast will bring experiences of LGBTQ+ Tar Heels to life on stage this weekend.
School of Social Work’s stoplight-colored assessment tool helped 100 families set and reach goals in Cabarrus County.
These partnerships build a more effective organization and support the Carolina Next objective to “optimize operations.”
Katherine Moore and Chelsea Porter use Carolina Talent to teach the campus about digital accessibility.
The innovative teaching approach helps deliver Carolina’s Global Guarantee.
The Center for Student Success brings together several offices that help Tar Heels achieve their academic and personal goals.
One initiative, Carolina Votes, provides the community with the tools to be informed and engaged participants in government.
Carolina’s leadership spent the past nine months revising the University’s strategic plan, Carolina Next: Innovations for Public Good in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and heightened racial tensions. This series provides an overview of how the strategic plan has changed and why.
The first report issued since Carolina’s strategic plan was approved last year shows significant progress across the plan’s eight initiatives.
The work of this strategic initiative facilitates the success of the other seven Carolina Next initiatives and their high-impact opportunities across the University.
Carolina’s sixth strategic initiative — Serve to Benefit Society — takes an entrepreneurial approach to solving the most challenging problems here and around the world.
Initiative 4 from the University’s strategic plan addresses the importance of exploring new ideas, solving problems and filling gaps in human knowledge.
The third strategic initiative in Carolina Next: Innovations for Public Good focuses on faculty, staff, students and alumni.
As part of the Carolina Next strategic plan, the University is better preparing students to be successful in a data-driven world.
In a politically polarized era, the University has pledged to promote democracy in the state, the nation and around the globe as part of the Carolina Next strategic plan.
As outlined in Carolina Next: Innovations for Public Good, the University builds on its strong international partnerships and an array of programs to guarantee access to a global education for all students.
As the top priority in Carolina Next: Innovations for Public Good, the Build Our Community Together initiative involves us all.
Last spring, University leaders reexamined several of the eight strategic initiatives in light of COVID-19 and heightened racial tensions. Bob Blouin and Lynn Williford discuss Carolina’s “living, breathing, evolving strategic plan.”