Archived Letters from the Dean
Archived Letters from the Dean
A fall of firsts
Fall 2022Dean Jim White shares what he's been up to since becoming dean of the College in July.
Endings and new beginnings
Spring 2022Dean Terry Rhodes shares her reflections and celebrations during her time as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
Carolina beyond the classroom
Fall 2021Dean's Letter Fall 2021 magazine
One year in
Spring 2021It has been inspiring to see the way our faculty and staff rose to the crisis and went the extra mile for our students over these past 13 months.
Our new normal
Fall 2020Virtual greetings from the first-ever virtual issue of Carolina Arts & Sciences magazine.
Working together
Spring 2020In its 227-year history, Carolina has witnessed a number of events that rocked the world, from world wars to the Spanish flu of 1918. Whatever challenges lie ahead, I am confident that we will rally as Tar Heels have always done.
Uniquely Carolina
Fall 2019This issue celebrates the tenacity of our first-generation students — and a few of the uniquely Carolina programs that support them during their time on campus.
Following our compass
Spring 2019Interim Dean Terry Rhodes is delighted that this issue is devoted to Carolina students, faculty, staff and alumni who are making the world a better place in ways large and small.
A convergence of synergies
Fall 2018Milestone anniversaries are natural times to reflect on how far we have come and where we want to go. It’s been 2½ years since I became dean and more than a year since we adopted our Synergy Unleashed tag line and launched our strategic plan, A Road Map to Boldness.
The right chemistry
Spring 2018As the dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, I have gained a new appreciation for the stellar chemistry faculty we have at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Inside This Issue
A Campaign for the People: In our cover package, read how the Campaign for Carolina benefited students, faculty and programs across the College. ALSO INSIDE: Southern voices, Starworks, Teens and tech. Click on the magazine cover to view a reader-friendly flipbook.
Letter From the Dean
Dean Jim White shares successes from the Campaign for Carolina and what's next for the College.
Give to Carolina
With groundbreaking research linking social media habits to brain changes, the Winston National Center on Technology Use, Brain and Psychological Development also provides career training and public awareness. A $10 million gift in March 2022 from the Winston Family Foundation created the center.