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Ja'Khari and his mother pose for a photo at the the Colosseum in Rome, Italy during an international learning experience through Morehead-Cain.
Students Building a Carolina experience bigger than himself
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Alumni An email that opened a door to a career in research
Julia Fowlkes ('26 B.A.Ed.) poses with her search poster titled
Alumni Creating space for healthy conversations
UNC School of Education alums Maya Lin (’23 B.A.Ed.) and Camryn Tuttle (‘26 B.A.Ed.) pose for photos during a Hurricanes game at the Lenovo Center.
Alumni HDFS alums create connection in the Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup-winning season
Portrait of Helyne Frederick
School & Community Frederick named as ACC Academic Leaders Network Fellow
Portrait of faculty member Roger Mills-Koonce
Research Where nature meets nurture
Portrait of Annah Kate Lassiter
School & Community ‘The best version of myself’
Portrait of Tatiana Aguilar
Students Engaging communities, promoting health equity
Portrait of Helyne Frederick
Research Helyne Frederick selected as Thorp Faculty Engaged Scholar
Portrait of faculty member Roger Mills-Koonce
Research Team including Roger Mills-Koonce launches pioneering NIMH-funded study
HDFS students
School & Community HDFS program recognized with CFLE certification
Lightning Symposium 2019
Research Illuminating the Strength of Faculty Research
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