Shaping Future Leaders
Undergraduate researchers from Carolina’s 2025 graduating class share how research defined their college experience and prepared them for the real world.
Undergraduate researchers from Carolina’s 2025 graduating class share how research defined their college experience and prepared them for the real world.
Sam Moore combines groundbreaking research with her personal experiences to enhance the performance and health of female athletes.
Cameron Neale explores how Christianity influenced and supported Southern female labor organizers in the 1920s and ’30s.
Florence Babb and Victoria Rovine’s partnership is defined by a shared passion for research and teaching — and choosing the right universities at the right time.
Since graduate school, education researchers Ethan Hutt and Daniel Klasik have navigated academia and their relationship with grit and grace.
Al Duncan has spent the last 15 years exploring why humans are drawn to the unpleasant and uncomfortable aspects of life.
Kurt Gray studies our deepest beliefs — from morality to religion — and hopes his newest book will help bridge political divides.
Willie Payne works with blind and low-vision musicians to make music more accessible.
After working with the autism community for over 30 years, Kara Hume is building a fitness program for people of varying abilities.