UNC: Division of Student Affairs


	INVEST IN THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY “Investing in our students is an investment in our collective future” Peggy Jablonski Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs The education of a college student is a combination of an excellent academic program with the application of learning to everyday life. We work in partnership with the faculty and the academic administration to provide a holistic educational experience for all students. The development of students of all ages into educated, engaged, and committed leaders requires all of us; Student Affairs seeks to provide the optimal conditions and environments in which learning and growth can take place. FUNDING PRIORITIES > There are many ways you can support the Division of Student Affairs. When you contribute to any of our departments you directly impact the lives of students. STUDENT AFFAIRS GIFT FUND Managed by the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, this fund provides resources to support student needs and in all four areas of priority including, Student Life, Health and Wellness, Diversity, Leadership and Services. LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE Leadership Development Programs - A central resource for all students and student organizations to provide programming and experiences that promotes effective leadership and citizenship through experiential learning, services, training and resources. Campus Y Fund - When you support the Campus Y, you are investing in student leadership and learning with a global impact. As the largest student organization on campus, there is constant need for increased funding to support the student-led leadership and service programs in areas such as youth mentoring, race relations and human rights. DIVERSITY Student Life Enhancement Fund - Contributions to this fund support educational opportunities for student groups and individual students. These student initiated grant proposals are supported and approved through input and guidance. Residential Learning Communities - The Residential Learning Communities are collaborations with academic departments and Student Affairs to promote a seamless learning environment across campus. The Department of Housing and Residential Education currently needs about $250,000 annually to fully fund the Learning Communities. These communities have local and global impact, such as: The Global Business Scholars Community The South American Malaria Education and Inoculation Project The Community Health Outreach Initiative HEALTH AND WELLNESS Student Health Initiatives Fund - This fund supports campus programs, seminars, activities, and treatments that promote holistic health to all students. These initiatives provide essential information and resources in the areas of physical and mental health, prevention, and healthy behaviors - promoting overall individual wellness. Campus Recreation Fund - Contributions to the Student Recreation Fund provide resources to update campus recreation facilities, exercise centers, fitness equipment, health and fitness programs, and the Carolina Adventures programs. This fund also provides need-based grants to ensure that all students are able to participate in the variety or recreation programs and club sport teams. STUDENT LIFE Career Services Internship Endowment - Contributions to this endowment provides students opportunities to pursue essential national and international internship experiences. Today, students must have internship experience in order to be competitive in the job market. By supporting the Internship Endowment you are helping to provide opportunities for students to gain valuable work experience. Student Emergency Fund - Emergencies and unplanned events can leave students in financial difficulties that affect their personal and academic lives. This fund provides immediate financial assistance to enrolled students who are experiencing emergency situations such as an accident, illness, travel for a funeral, fire, temporary housing, etc. CAROLINA PARENTS FUND “Working as an orientation leader in the New Student and Carolina Parent Programs office, I’ve been amazed at how many departments, programs, and student opportunities the Parent Fund supports across campus. Kareemah Lewis Student Employee Parents Fund - When you contribute to the Carolina Parents Fund, you support the grants that enrich the campus environment by providing opportunities for student life and learning. With the growth of the Parents Fund, we are able to continue enhancing the best programs for students for years to come. GIVING > Make a difference in the Carolina Community by giving to any department or program within the Division of Student Affairs. Donors may designate gifts for legitimate purposes or interests. Endowment -Naming opportunities are available in all areas. Unrestricted Gifts -Allows the greatest flexibility in order to direct resources where the need is the greatest. Restricted Gifts -Supports one or more departments or programs. Ways to Give 1. Online Click here to and follow the steps. Be sure to select one of the following Select University Designation: Division of Student Affairs Select a University Fund: Parents Fund (0615) or another Division of Student Affairs Fund If you make your gift online, you can complete matching gift form for your employer at that time. 2. UNC Phonathon Answer the call from Carolina student who may call you during the year to update you on campus happenings and ask you to make a gift to the University. You can make a gift at that time to the Parents Fund (0615) or another Division of Student Affairs fund. 3. Gift Envelope A pre-addressed gift envelope is included in each issue of the Carolina Family magazine for your convenience. Fill out the information requested on the gift envelope, including the matching gift information if applicable, and mail the envelope. Enhance Your Gift with an Employer Matching Gift. Check with your employer to see if there is a Matching Gift Program available double or triple your gift to Carolina! When sending in a Matching Gift you will need to send the necessary form(s) and/or paperwork from your employer to: Office of University Advancement Attn: Gift Processing 208 West Franklin Street CB #5100 Chapel Hill, NC 27599-6100 Make a Difference! For questions regarding giving opportunities for other departments within the Division of Student Affairs, please contact Mary Murray, director of development and external relations at 919-962-8310 or msmurray@email.unc.edu.