Creating PATHSS to success
In a unique partnership between Carolina and the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, PATHSS is designed to help high school students with intellectual and developmental disabilities prepare for life after high school.
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In a unique partnership between Carolina and the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, PATHSS is designed to help high school students with intellectual and developmental disabilities prepare for life after high school.
Carolina faculty members and students are an integral part to renew and build community in Northside, an historically black neighborhood near downtown Chapel Hill.
The Helping Hand Project uses 3-D printing to make prosthetic devices for children and adolescents born without fingers.
For decades, Morehead educators have left the perfect visibility of the planetarium to bring their telescopes outside to help skywatchers really connect with the stars.
In its inaugural year, National Biomechanics Day featured more than 60 sites throughout the country showcasing the discipline to middle and high school students.
In its 18th year, the annual event has helped raise nearly $5 million dollars to assist North Carolina families while their children battle illnesses.
Each issue of the VOICE combines the effort of teens in the Durham neighborhood, journalism students and newspaper staffers at NC Central and the community journalism class taught at Carolina.
Hundreds of Carolina students used their spring break to help needy communities within the state, throughout the nation and around the world.