UNC Student Government Executive Branch

Hey everyone! The Undergraduate Executive Branch of UNC’s Student Government through its State and External Affairs Task Force is planning to host its third annual Lobbying 101 Workshop! This workshop is designed to promote civic awareness and engagement with the campus’s numerous organizations. The event will run from 6:00 - 7:00 PM and will be held in the Student Union Room 3201 on Wednesday, March 23rd. If you would like to attend, please RSVP using the following link: unc.live/3lwyUKd

We're looking forward to seeing you at the next General Body Meeting! Come engage with current members and learn more about the incoming Administration!

Since 1971, the Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) has functioned as the premier advocacy body for Carolina's 11,000+ graduate and professional students. Your contribution will ensure that the next generation of graduate and professional Tar Heels have the resources and community they need to make a difference on behalf of North Carolinians and the world at large.

Join us for the 2022 Distinguished Lectureship on Racial Equity, delivered by Dr. Erika James! Dean James has been instrumental in developing groundbreaking executive education programs, and she is the first woman and the first person of color to lead the Wharton Business School.

Together, we'll make a difference! Help support student governance at Carolina for the next 100 years.

Through bringing together community stakeholders, The Commitment to Carolina is more than a development campaign — it is more than a celebration of student self-governance. The Commitment to Carolina supports the development, implementation, and long-term ex*****on of student-centered and student-focused initiatives for Tar Heels today and tomorrow.

See you tomorrow, March 4th, in front of Davis Library for Carolina Day of Service! This fair will help students get involved with service organizations both on campus and in the larger Chapel Hill community by providing information about service opportunities.

"Student government has remained at the center of student advocacy for all of its 100 years. I follow the footsteps of giants like Richard Epps, Reyna Walters-Morgan, and Eve Carson, all of whom fought for things like more representation, centralized student advocacy, and more support for student-led initiatives. We have made significant strides over the past few decades to revolutionize our work by inviting our peers from historically marginalized communities to join and lead many of our most critical leadership efforts".
- Student Body President and Trustee Lamar Richards

Meet the keynote speaker for the Intersectional Mental Health Conference, Dr. Ed Fisher! The Conference will take place this Thursday, March 3rd from 5-9 PM in Manning 209.
RVSP on HeelLife!

The Carolina Immersion Fund is back for the spring! Help affording expenses for campus organizations and extracurricular involvements is available to undergraduate students!
Applications are now open again until March 6.

"Last year, when the university was at the heart of a national issue regarding race and academic freedom, it was the leadership of student body president, Lamar Richards, that helped steer the board of trustees to make decisions based on fairness and truth. The Commitment to Carolina Campaign is a great idea. It'll help UNC Student Government continue to lead the way and support the future leaders of our university, as well as our state."
- NC Governor Roy Cooper, Tar Heel alum