Alumni and Friends

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The Graduate School's 1903 Society

The Graduate School's 1903 Society recognizes alumni and friends who make gifts to The Graduate School for at least three consecutive years. The 1903 Society is named for the year in which The Graduate School was established to guide graduate education at UNC-Chapel Hill.

Steadfast commitment is a hallmark of graduate education at UNC-Chapel Hill – and it is how the quality of Carolina graduate degrees is maintained year after year. Members of the 1903 Society demonstrate their personal commitment to ensuring the ongoing quality of Carolina graduate students and graduate education.

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UNC-Chapel Hill is proud of our more than 61,000 alumni who have earned doctoral or master's degrees. They are making a significant difference in their communities, both locally and globally.

Carolina graduate alumni leave an impact wherever they go…

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Featured Graduate Alumni

Johna Register-Mihalik:: Graduate alumna's research into sports-related traumatic brain injuries goes directly to adolescent quality of life, well-being in North Carolina
Rose Stremlau:: Originally from Illinois, Stremlau pursued graduate education at UNC-Chapel Hill and now contributes to teaching, research and service as a UNC-Pembroke faculty member
William Evans:: William Evans has used his graduate degree in education to help mentor and protect young people.
Elizabeth Teviotdale: Elizabeth Teviotdale's commitment to manuscript studies and, specifically, to paleography has led to many rewarding professional experiences.

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UNC-Chapel Hill alumni making contributions in NC—and beyond!