#GDTBATH: Rebekah Lim
Rebekah Lim, a master of public health student, is using her time with the Diversity and Student Success program to build a stronger network and community for graduate students who identify as Asian Pacific Islander Desi American.
Celebrating Black History Month—Xavier Bonner
Xavier Bonner is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the UNC School of Medicine.
Surviving and Thriving digital exhibit
Throughout the fall semester, The Graduate School’s Diversity and Student Success program hosted several pop-up exhibits in departments and units to explore anonymous stories from graduate students of color through interactive storyboards. Now the pop-up exhibit is available in a digital format.
Identity and experience—from the military to a master’s degree
One of graduate student Dailihana Alfonseca’s only memories with her father include the feeling of how small her hands felt in his. As a young girl in Puerto Rico, her father’s murder decades ago—fraught with complexities of drug and identity … Read more
“Women who looked like me”—The Graduate School’s Ronice Johnson-Guy
Ronice Johnson-Guy, a first-generation undergraduate and graduate student, recently joined The Graduate School’s Diversity and Student Success program.
Marking Latinx Heritage Month among graduate and professional students at UNC-Chapel Hill
As a high school student, Ana Gutierrez Ramirez wanted to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, but immigration policies prevented her from leaving Texas, where her family relocated after leaving her native Venezuela. Now, Gutierrez Ramirez is pursuing her … Read more
Surviving and thriving—the graduate student experience
Diversity and Student Success’s Surviving and Thriving pop-up exhibits be featured around many areas of campus.