Two Cameras, Five Rolls of Film and a Hot Air Ballon
Maggie Beck's journey to Switzerland, retracing a pioneering photographer's legacy, was made possible by the UNCW Wentworth Travel Fellowship.
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Maggie Beck's journey to Switzerland, retracing a pioneering photographer's legacy, was made possible by the UNCW Wentworth Travel Fellowship.
Scholarship support gave Jake Shannon the opportunity to become the best student, teammate and athlete he could be — ultimately leading him to professional soccer.
Supported by hands-on research opportunities, Alexandra Zelaya '26 pursued her passion for marine biology while thriving as a Seahawk student-athlete.
The Murphy Distinguished Scholar program is helping WCE faculty grow the collaborative Teaching with Joy Network, inspiring educators and enriching learning for students across North Carolina.
Branden James is combining classroom learning, global experiences and a passion for service to prepare for a career in health care.
Scholarships and fellowships empower UNCW students and faculty to advance conservation research while educating communities along our coast.
Impact of Philanthropy 7.1.25 - 6.30.26
Momentum is building around an idea years in the making: educating future doctors closer to the communities that need them most.
Ben Woodard '24, Public Health Graduate | Read how donors supported his journey
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For many first-generation students, college can feel like stepping into a room where everyone else got the instructions. Nicolette Fulton ’02 remembers that feeling well, and during Seahawks Give 2025, she set out to change it.
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