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EFC Assesses 279 Water and Wastewater Projects
June 12, 2020
This blog post was written by the Environmental Finace Center's Senior Director Shadi Eskaf. It was published on the organization's blog on June 11, 2020.
Local Government Federal Credit Union Doubles School of Government Scholarship Fund
June 2, 2020
The UNC School of Government is pleased to announce that the Local Government Federal Credit Union has increased its investment in its scholarship program at the School. Through a generous commitment of $100,000 annually, the School will be able to offer additional financial aid to officials who wish to participate in School courses.
ncIMPACT Considers Topics for Season 3
May 27, 2020
In its first two seasons, the ncIMPACT series examined tough challenges around our state in education, jobs, health, and the environment.
School of Government Recognizes 78 New UNC MPA Alumni
May 11, 2020
The School of Government is pleased to congratulate the 78 UNC Master of Public Administration (MPA) students who joined the program’s alumni ranks this past weekend. These students have successfully completed their coursework and defended their portfolios for the 2019-20 academic year.
Lead for North Carolina Fellows Assist with COVID-19 Response
May 7, 2020
The daily operations of North Carolina’s municipalities and counties have been heavily impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak in our state. As local governments grapple with the ripple effects of the pandemic, Lead For North Carolina (LFNC) Fellows are on the working on the front lines of response efforts in their communities.
Read on for snapshots of the work eight fellows are doing to support COVID-19 response.
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Together for North Carolina: A Special Video Message
April 30, 2020
Lead for North Carolina Director Honored with Public Service Award
April 28, 2020
Lead for North Carolina (LFNC) Executive Director Dylan Russell was honored with the 2020 Robert E. Bryan Public Service Award at a virtual ceremony on April 24, 2020. The Carolina Center for Public Service selected Russell as a recipient based on his work co-founding and directing the LFNC program through its inaugural year.
School of Government Celebrates Its Own #CarolinaHeroes
April 28, 2020
April 28 is National Superhero Day, and in honor of this, the University is celebrating the Superheroes around campus. #CarolinaHeroes work across many different fields – healthcare, research, operations, food service, and more – to keep the University running safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. Much of their brave work is being put to use to help find treatment, mitigate the disease’s spread, and maintain a functional yet safe public life.
Roadmap for Success: Transforming a Conference for NC’s Municipal Attorneys
April 3, 2020
It was the week that felt like a year.
By March 9–13, the UNC-Chapel Hill community was bracing for local impacts from the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). As the University issued ongoing guidance to campus leaders and employees, every day forced a new set of decisions and determinations. Cancellations, building closures, and work-from-home orders began to flow into inboxes and social media feeds.
School of Government Offers 25% Discount on Course Registration Fees
March 27, 2020
Lead for North Carolina Prepares Future Leaders
March 27, 2020
Lead for North Carolina (LFNC) is generating real-world impact in North Carolina’s communities. By placing promising young leaders in paid local government fellowships across the state, the program is helping to create the next generation of public servants.
School of Government's COVID-19 Webinar Attracts Nearly 2,000 Local Government Officials
March 23, 2020
School faculty members Diane Juffras, Jill Moore, Norma Houston, and Christopher McLaughlin hosted two two-hour live webinars on Wednesday, March 18 to address legal questions and share critical resources for North Carolina local governments combatting the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. In total, more than 1,800 county and municipal officials from 56 of North Carolina’s 100 counties tuned in to discuss how they can best help their communities during this time.
