Generosity
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Berryhill scholarships grow education at UNCG
UNCG’s School of Education makes a profound impact on classrooms in North Carolina. Teachers trained at UNCG, who often have more than 1,000 hours of hands-on experience in classrooms by the time they graduate, are ready for successful careers. Now, a testamentary gift to the Barbara Davis Berryhill and Leigh
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Sloan Scholars share their UNCG stories
Raven Sizemore ’24 was the first recipient of the Sloan Scholarship. She is now one of three UNC System Presidential Scholars for the 2024-25 academic year. As a fellow, she will gain experience in public policy, research, and strategic initiatives that affect higher education. Each year, new scholars have benefitted
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Willoughby-Hudsons’ gift for expanding horizons
Kirk and Lance Willoughby-Hudson firmly believe in the importance of educational experiences abroad. For them, such experiences inspired an appreciation for other cultures that led to empathy and the ability to find common ground in both personal and professional relationships. Acting upon their belief, the couple has established the Willoughby-Hudson
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Anita Bachmann makes impact on community health
From the time she was a middleschooler volunteering as a “candy striper” in the local hospital, Anita Bachmann wanted to work in health care. A career that began in health information management for the Greenville Hospital System in South Carolina has culminated in her position as UnitedHealthcare’s CEO of the
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Leak Bryant Scholarship helps Nursing students shine
Dr. Ashley Leak Bryant ’03, ’05 MSN is supporting UNCG School of Nursing students with a planned gift to establish the Leak Bryant Family Endowed Scholarship, which will recognize both merit and financial need. The gift honors the family that helped her succeed and the role that UNCG played in
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Music fund in piano offers unique opportunity
The newly established Kotis Music Fund in Piano supports UNCG’s Light the Way campaign pillar of “impact” by dramatically raising the bar for the caliber of students entering the School of Music’s piano program. This unique four-year fund, created by a gift from Constance “Connie” Hughes Kotis ’65, ’77 MM