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Carolina People
Every day, Tar Heels find ways to leave their Heelprint on campus and make our community stronger.
Medicine’s Mentors: Kenya McNeal-Trice, MD
Dr. Kenya McNeal-Trice, director of the Pediatrics Residency Program at the UNC School of Medicine, opens up about her experiences in this video below.
Massey winner is a man on a mission
Mike McFarland, now director of University relations, has toiled behind the scenes for the past three decades to protect and defend Carolina’s reputation – with facts and figures.
Realizing her dream
Marine Corps veteran and Carolina occupational therapy master’s student Oyoana Allende, who survived a bombing in Iraq, hopes to work with patients, including veterans and burn victims, who seek occupational therapy to enhance their ability to live fulfilling lives.
Tar Heels venture into space medicine
In outer space, body fluid doesn’t circulate the way it does on Earth. A Carolina senior and a recent graduate are now trying to figure out why.
Massey winner finally has her day
Renita Corbett is a day porter at the Carolina School of Dentistry, a job with a unique set of responsibilities for four buildings.
From magazine article to Disney film
Tim Crothers, a freelance journalist and lecturer in the UNC School of Media and Journalism since 2001, wrote his third book about a child prodigy chess player in east Africa.
Ort ready to write next chapter
As the creator of the Carolina Covenant, Shirley Ort, who is retiring, knows a thing or two about the enduring value of historic documents.
Massey winner is a rare Byrd
For her service to American Indians at Carolina, throughout the state and beyond, Randi Byrd received a 2016 C. Knox Massey Distinguished Service Award, one of the University’s most prestigious prizes.