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November 26, 2014 | Academics
ACADEMICS
MSOC: Campbell Named Men's Soccer Academic All-America
North Carolina junior defender Jonathan Campbell has been named a member of the first team Capital One Academic All-America Division I Men's Soccer team, announced Tuesday by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
MBB: Seymore Earns Mitchell Scholarship
Sasha Seymore, a University of North Carolina senior men's basketball player, has been named a recipient of the George J. Mitchell Scholarship, which supports graduate studies in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
FH: Shealy Wins Elite 89 Award for Third Time
University of North Carolina senior Loren Shealy has been named the NCAA Elite 89 Award winner for field hockey for the third time, a feat only one other student-athlete has accomplished. A UNC field hockey player has won the honor four years in a row.
GYMN: Cosentino Inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
Acacia Cosentino, a senior captain on the North Carolina gymnastics team, is one of 148 UNC students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa national honors society, the nation's oldest and most prestigious college honorary societies.
Student-Athlete Advisory Council
Tar Heels Join “It's On US” Campaign
The UNC Department of Athletics and Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) have joined the nationwide effort to put an end to sexual assault by participating in the “It's On Us” initiative.
SAAC Spotlight: Casey Di Nardo
The latest SAAC Spotlight focuses on Casey Di Nardo, a junior journalism major on the field hockey team
Student-Athlete Experience
My Carolina Experience
If you haven't been following the “My Carolina Experience” series, here's an opportunity to take a look back at the stories published since April. The series features unique stories of UNC student-athletes – mostly former, but a few current – and the impact that their time in Chapel Hill made or is making on them.
Heels in Hawaii: UNC Visits Pearl Harbor
As practice was winding down on Tuesday, UNC women's basketball coach Sylvia Hatchell gave her team a heads-up that the focus was about to shift. The team was scheduled for a trip to Pearl Harbor in the afternoon, and as Hatchell's players huddled around her at the end of their workout, she reminded them, “Freedom isn't free.”
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