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Awards and funding
Current Opportunities
Employee Forum's Professional Development Grants
DEADLINE: June 30, 2018 - The grant provides permanent University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill employees up to $500 to help cover professional development opportunities.
LGBTQ Funding
Applications accepted year-round - The Provost's Committee on LGBTQ Life offers financial support for speakers, colloquia, performances, and other professional activities and innovative programs.
Office of the Provost Awards
University Teaching Awards
Each year, the University recognizes faculty, staff and students for outstanding teaching.
University Distinguished Professorships
These various professorships recognize exceptional faculty members with records of scholarly and educational distinction.
The Nannerl O. Keohane Distinguished Visiting Professorship
This professorship seeks to fund proposals that allow UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University to work together to extend their capacity in specific areas.
Junior Faculty Development Awards & Senior Faculty Research and Scholarly Leaves
These competitive leaves are offered each fall to junior and senior faculty.
C. Felix Harvey Award
This award honors faculty whose proposals best embody the humanities and/or social sciences methods or approaches that directly and positively impact constituencies outside the University.
Performing Arts Special Activities Fund
The PASAF supports projects and activities that provide quality performing arts that enhance the creative and cultural environment of our University community and have significant impact on life and learning at UNC.
Recipients and Recognition
25 earn 2018 University Teaching Awards
The University Committee on Teaching Awards encourages students to nominate deserving faculty and graduate teaching assistants for the awards.
2017 Distinguished Professorships
Seven faculty members have been selected for distinguished professorships for 2017.
UNC-Chapel Hill named best value in U.S. public higher education
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine declared Carolina the leader in higher education based on quality of education and affordability