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The recipients of the GAA’s 2019 Distinguished Young Alumni Awards are Lanakila “Ku” McMahan ’07 (MPH, ’11 PhD), Julius Peppers ’02 and Emily Steel ’06. (Photos by Ray Black III)
Most Recent News
9.27.19 | GAA Awards, Young Alumni
GAA Honors Three Young Alumni
The GAA presented its 2019 Distinguished Young Alumni Awards to Lanakila “Ku” McMahan ’07 (MPH, ’11 PhD), Julius Peppers ’02 and Emily Steel ’06.
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9.27.19
| GAA Awards,
Young Alumni
Julius Frazier Peppers ’02
2019 Distinguished Young Alumni Award Citation read more
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9.27.19
| GAA Awards,
Young Alumni
Emily C. Steel ’06
2019 Distinguished Young Alumni Award Citation read more
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9.27.19
| GAA Awards,
Young Alumni
Lanakila “Ku” McMahan ’07 (MPH), ’11 (PhD)
2019 Distinguished Young Alumni Award Citation read more
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9.26.19
| University Leadership
Roper Declines to Seek Permanent Job as UNC System Head
Dr. William Roper has put to rest speculation that he might be a candidate for the permanent job of president of the UNC System. read more
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9.25.19
| University Development
Morehead-Cain Challenge Aims to Raise $20 Million for Scholars
An anonymous donor has set a $10 million challenge to support UNC’s Morehead-Cain Scholarship. If met, the Give Together Scholarship Challenge will be the largest single monetary gift ever made to the program by one of its alumni. read more
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9.24.19
| University Leadership
Harry Smith Steps Down as Board of Governors Chair
Citing fatigue and time taken away from his businesses, Harry Smith has decided to resign as chair of the UNC System Board of Governors. read more
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9.24.19
| Sports
Soccer, Lacrosse Teams Will Play on Dorrance Field
Carolina is naming the field in its new soccer and lacrosse stadium for Anson Dorrance ’74, the 22-time national championship-winning head coach of the women’s soccer program. read more
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9.24.19
| Issues
UNC Disputes DOE Claims on Middle East Program
UNC’s vice chancellor for research issues a point-by-point rebuttal to allegations of bias regarding a joint UNC-Duke University consortium for Middle East studies made by the U.S. Department of Education. read more
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9.24.19
| Arts
Ackland Showing Rembrandt Drawings
On the occasion of the 350th anniversary of the death of Rembrandt van Rijn, the Ackland Art Museum will exhibit for two weeks seven of his drawings that were given to the museum two years ago. read more
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