By gebanezThe Park Enrichment Grant committee made the following awards to Park Scholars who submitted proposals by the November 1, 2015 deadline. |Park News
By gebanezIn May 2015, Khari Cyrus ’16 and Marcel Souffrant ’16 led the fourth iteration of the Park Scholars’ Belize Experiential Learning Trip, a two-week service-learning... |Park News
By gebanezSeveral Park Scholars have received media attention in recent months for their work on entrepreneurial initiatives and causes ranging from medicine to girls’ empowerment, the... |Park News
By gebanezAs a young college student who shadowed physicians while in high school, Shelly (Strickland) Lowery ‘04 was initially uncertain whether she wanted to pursue a... |Park News
By gebanezWhile no two Park Scholars are alike, a commonality among them is multipotentiality: each scholar possesses strengths and interests in disparate areas. One manifestation of... |Park News
By gebanezStudents in the Park Scholarships Class of 2018 traveled to Washington, D.C. during their fall break for the Learning Lab II experience, designed to allow... |Park News
By gebanezFor many Park Scholars, a key benefit of being part of this program community is having access to now 16 classes of alumni who are... |Park News
By gebanezThe Park Scholarships Social Justice Series presents: Darryl Hunt Founder, Darryl Hunt Project for Freedom and Justice North Carolina Exoneree Richard Rosen Professor of Law... |Park News
By gebanezTwo days prior to the start of their junior year, the Class of 2017 took part in “Concepts and Models,” a half-day session that’s part... |Park News
By gebanezImagine a toilet that uses concentrated sunlight to heat up human waste to temperatures upwards of 300°C and turn it into sterilized charcoal. As unconventional...