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Carolina People
Every day, Tar Heels find ways to leave their Heelprint on campus and make our community stronger.
A powerful connection to Jewish history and culture
Hannah Herzog’s passion for Jewish culture and history led her to interview Holocaust survivors about how they negotiated the racial landscape of the American South after settling there in the 1940s and ’50s. In the process, she uncovered her own amazing adoption story.
Building a Carolina legacy
Watch the video to meet Ronald E. McNair scholar and graduating senior Jada Harkins Andrews.
Med student Wesley Stepp takes on cancer diagnostics gap
The fourth-year medical student wants to better predict the aggressiveness of head and neck cancers and help physicians plan ideal treatment regimens.
2018 University Teaching Awards
Press the play button to meet the winners of this year's teaching awards.
Teaching awards
Our faculty members and graduate students are mentoring thousands of Tar Heels every day, fueling Carolina's mission of teaching and discovery.
Teaching excellence: Jennifer Weinberg-Wolf
Assistant professor of physics and astronomy Jennifer Weinberg-Wolf brings inspiration to her classroom, making a challenging subject exciting.
Teaching excellence: Harshita Mruthinti Kamath
Assistant professor of religious studies Harshita Mruthinti Kamath brings valuable knowledge to her classroom, challenging her students to teach each other and to think critically.
Teaching excellence: Brian Hogan
Teaching assistant professor of Chemistry Brian Hogan provides his students with a space to be inspired, showing them that there are always multiple ways to approach a question.