Reimagining the arts and sciences for the public good.
The College’s goal in the broader University-wide Campaign for Carolina, which concluded on December 31, 2022, was $750 million. More than 37,345 alumni and generous friends of the College of Arts and Sciences committed $764 million for the College’s 19,000 students, world-renowned faculty and researchers, and the 43 academic departments and curricula that they call home. Leadership gifts within the campaign have supported entrepreneurship, PlayMakers, Honors Carolina, the Institute for the Arts and Humanities, the Writing and Learning Center, the College’s deanship, graduate student stipends and other areas of critical support for students and faculty. Learn more about some of the stories behind these historical figures and commitments in the College’s campaign impact report.
The Arts and Sciences Foundation continues to elicit support for the College’s top priorities, including the Chancellor’s Science Scholars, Convergent Science, the Program for Public Discourse and Southern Futures. These initiatives illustrate the College’s commitment to reimagining the arts and sciences for the public good.
Chancellor’s Science Scholars
Promoting diversity and inclusion in science and technology fields
Convergent Science
Solving the world’s most challenging problems
Program for Public Discourse
Promoting civic virtue, fostering civil debate
Southern Futures
Building a future where all southern communities can flourish
Within these signature initiatives, the College of Arts and Sciences’ mission remains to create knowledge and discover innovative solutions to the world’s greatest challenges, to educate outstanding undergraduate and graduate students, and to encourage faculty, staff and students to contribute meaningfully to North Carolina, the nation and the world.
Learn more about all opportunities for support within the College.
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Impact
Explore the stories of alumni and friends who are helping to fuel the progress of scientists, humanists, artists, entrepreneurs and technologists at the College every day.
Also, visit the Campaign for Carolina to learn more.