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Graduate students benefit from philanthropy | UNC-Chapel Hill
Graduate students make up more than a third of the student population at Carolina, and nearly 2,400 graduate students are part of the UNC College of Arts and Sciences — the largest academic unit on campus. Jim White, Craver Family Dean of the College, says these students inspire him daily. “Private funding plays a crucial role in empowering these students to become t he next generation of talented scholars who are committed to pursuing bold ide…
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Graduate students benefit from philanthropy | UNC-Chapel Hill
Graduate students make up more than a third of the student population at Carolina, and nearly 2,400 graduate students are part of the UNC College of Arts and Sciences — the largest academic unit on campus. Jim White, Craver Family Dean of the College, says these students inspire him daily. “Private funding plays a crucial role in empowering these students to become t he next generation of talented scholars who are committed to pursuing bold ide…
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