Senior crafts fashion pathway

Juniper Rakhman Gerardi earned a fashion marketing certificate and interned in South Africa.

Video by Johnny Andrews, University Communications, Saturday, May 11th, 2024

Juniper Rakhman Gerardi found ways to grow and celebrate all their interests while at Carolina.

As a Robertson scholar, Rakhman Gerardi takes classes at UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University and participates in summer experiences. They completed two fashion internships in South Africa that gave them insight into fashion around the globe.

In addition, Rakhman Gerardi is part of the inaugural class of Hussman School of Journalism and Media students receiving fashion marketing and communication certificates, a member of the Walk-Ons a cappella group and was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa this spring.

Press play above to watch a video about Rakhman Gerardi’s time at Carolina.

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