“I’m a Morehead-Cain Scholar. My life has changed forever. I’m now able to do things that I could only dream of before. I can try things that I never thought I would have the ability to try.”

Christopher Arraya | Class of 2026

Facts and Stats

145 Scholars

serving in a leadership position of a campus organization

3 Chancellor’s Awards

14 Scholars

serving in UNC Undergraduate Student Government

64 Scholars

engaged in teaching assistant or research assistant roles

10 Catalyze Podcast Episodes Produced by the Scholar Media Team

Scholars in the News

A woman with curly hair and a blue shirt smiling warmly.
July 24, 2023

Morehead-Cain Mentoring Program Spotlight, with Emily Howard ’00 and Kayden Hunt ’24: Pursuing meaning and connection over achievement

In the Morehead-Cain Mentoring Program, alumni and scholars create meaningful connections that go far beyond…

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Three young women smiling, sitting closely together on a cable car, enjoying the scenic ride.
July 18, 2023

Study Abroad Spotlight: Studying smart cities and sports culture in Spain, with Layah Clinton ’25 and Sheidy Rios-Vazquez ’25

Layah Clinton ’25 and Sheidy Rios-Vazquez ’25 are taking a Burch Field Research Seminar through…

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July 18, 2023

Lovelace Fund for Discovery Spotlight: Serving as head delegation liaison for Perú at the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin, with Parker Prysiazniuk ’25

Parker Prysiazniuk ’25 went to Berlin, Germany, this summer to serve as the head delegation…

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Faculty Appreciation Lunch January 26 2024

Charting Paths

The Morehead-Cain Class of 2024 honored a group of faculty and staff members from UNC–Chapel Hill on January 26 for their excellence in teaching, mentorship, and dedication to student success.

For the 2024 Faculty Appreciation Luncheon, graduating seniors nominated individuals who have had a significant impact on their education, professional development, and personal growth at Carolina.