A member of the inaugural group of SECU Public Fellows Interns, rising senior Daniel Mulumba is helping North Carolina’s rural communities grow their own food and become more self-sustaining. By Rob Holliday, University Communications Press the play button to watch … Read more

Thoughts On…Connecting With Neighbors By: Julie Nguyen, UNC-Chapel Hill Class of 2020   I started volunteering with Refugee Community Partnership because I wanted to serve community members who are experiencing challenges similar to those that my parents faced as refugees … Read more

By Izzy D’Alo ’22   Danielle Spurlock, an assistant professor with UNC-Chapel Hill’s Department of City and Regional Planning, started her undergraduate career as a pre-med student at Stanford University. She enjoyed the health-related material and resonated with the understanding … Read more

The Carolina Center for Public Service is delighted to announce UNC-Chapel Hill’s first cohort of SECU Public Fellows Interns. Through this program, nine undergraduate students are working full-time throughout the summer in partnership with community organizations in rural North Carolina. … Read more

Written by Eve Elliott ’21 326 square feet is not a big space. But Amy Blank Wilson, Ph.D., a Thorp Faculty Engaged Scholar, will tell you that 326 square feet can make a big difference. That measurement spans the dimensions … Read more