Giving to Student Affairs

Student Affairs is devoted to creating an integrated learning experience that helps students reach their educational, personal, and professional aspirations. The education of a college student is a combination of an excellent academic program with the application of learning to daily life. We work in partnership with the faculty and the academic administration to provide a holistic educational experience for all students.

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Funding Priorities

Support the Full Arc of Student Life

Leadership development, community-engagement and service opportunities, and high-impact co-curricular programming and initiatives that maximize learning and life preparation.
We prepare all of our students to face an ever-changing global society, and, together, we will create leaders for the future.

Support Student Learning & Success

We promote a campus culture that welcomes all. With a safe environment devoted to wellness, inclusion, accessibility and resiliency, everyone has an opportunity to thrive.

With your help, we will continue to foster student learning and success.

Support Spaces for Students to Thrive

Facility expansion, renovation and infrastructure are necessary to advance and sustain the Carolina student experience.

As our enrollment grows, we need your support to provide the spaces students require to accomplish their goals and realize their dreams beyond graduation.

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Carolina Cupboard

From the Field to the Pantry

Last fall, the Carolina Cupboard at UNC-Chapel Hill and Feed the Pack at N.C. State held the first annual Pantry Bowl. The competitive fundraising drive aims to collect monetary donations for both resources. The 2022 Pantry Bowl will run from Nov. 20-27, 2022.

Recent News

UNC National Pan-Hellenic Council Legacy Plaza

October 31, 2022

“By dedicating this plaza, we honor the legacies of Carolina’s historical Black fraternities and sororities,” said Amy Johnson, vice chancellor for student affairs. “Members and alumni of the National Pan-Hellenic Council have helped make Carolina what it is. We thank you and pay tribute to your work.”

February 2, 2022

Erinn Scott works as a Clinical Psychologist and Assistant Director for Multicultural Health Program in Counseling and Psychological Services where she has worked for five years. In her role, she addresses the mental health needs of racially minoritized students on UNC's campus through outreach activities, individual therapy, group therapy, seminars and liaison relationships with campus partners.

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If you’re staying in Chapel Hill (or nearby) this summer, check out our summer 2024 resource guide. Link in our stories!

A decade of excellence, a lifetime of impact🎓

A decade of excellence, a lifetime of impact🎓

Join families, alumni, and our military community to celebrate graduating veterans, active-duty service members, National Guard, Reservists, and commissioning ROTC cadets at the 10th annual Red, White, and Carolina Blue ceremony.

📍May 10, 10-11 a.m. at Frank Porter Graham Student Union.

What a memorable afternoon at the Chancellor’s A

What a memorable afternoon at the Chancellor’s Awards, which celebrate the brilliance and leadership of our amazing students! Congratulations to all the honorees; your dedication to excellence is truly inspiring. It’s an honor to have you on campus, and we can’t wait to see the incredible impact you’ll continue to make on the world. 💫🌎

Join The New York Times’s best-selling author Ka

Join The New York Times’s best-selling author Karl Marlantes for a conversation about service, military experience, civic responsibility and bridging the civilian-military divide in our communities. Marlantes, a Rhodes Scholar and graduate of Yale University, was awarded the Navy Cross, the Bronze Star, two Navy Commendation Medals for valor, two Purple Hearts, and 10 air medals for his military service in Vietnam. He is the author of “Matterhorn,” “What it is Like to Go to War,” and novels “Deep River” and “Cold Victory.” Link to learn more in our bio! An initiative of the Carolina Veterans Resource Center 👏👏

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