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The Well
News for the Carolina community
Engineering a bright future with a minor in applied sciences and engineering
Senior Jake Otte will use skills he has gained through courses in the applied sciences and engineering minor offered by the applied physical sciences department as he continues his work as an electrical engineer at Kiewit after graduation in May.
Hundreds turn out for Total WellBeing Expo
Employees tried healthy meals and hula hoops at the March 15 Human Resources event.
Launching careers
We are dedicated to providing all Tar Heels the education, tools and preparation to succeed in careers after graduating because our students’ success is North Carolina’s success.
She expands global connections for students
The Center for Middle East and Islamic Studies director launched a lecture series, taught global courses and cut her hair very short.
Meet Dr. Nancy Messonnier, public health dean
Meet Dr. Nancy Messonnier, public health dean
Giving back through medicine
Anna Dodson is driven by her desire to serve rural populations, particularly her own community in Bunn, North Carolina. As a physician, she plans to return home to be her community's primary care provider for the rest of her career.
Helping patients find their voice
Fourth-year medical student Nakisa Sadeghi uses her fluency in multiple languages to advocate and translate for underserved communities. She looks forward to pursuing her passion for health equity as a dermatologist and public health advocate.
On to the next
Even though becoming a psychiatrist had been Aaron Fox’s goal dating back to his high school years, leaving himself open to the next new opportunities led the fourth-year medical student to find his calling in a different kind of medical work: the emergency room.