Leadership Training Programs
- Leadership Academy: A year-long program that provides scholars with foundational leadership principles, self-reflection, and practical leadership experiences.
- Leadership in Action: A semester-long course that focuses on developing practical leadership skills through community engagement projects.
- Public Service Internships: Scholars are required to complete two public service internships, providing them with hands-on experience in leadership roles within various organizations.
Leadership Roles on Campus and in the Community
Morehead-Cain Scholars hold numerous leadership positions on campus and in the community, including:
- Student government leaders
- Club and organization presidents
- Peer mentors
- Community volunteers
- Nonprofit board members
Examples of Leadership Activities, Morehead cain class of 2027
| Program | Description | Examples of Activities |
|---|---|---|
| Leadership Academy | Year-long program on leadership principles | Self-assessments, case studies, group discussions |
| Leadership in Action | Semester-long course on practical leadership | Community service projects, presentations, reflection papers |
| Public Service Internships | Two required internships in public service organizations | Leadership roles in nonprofits, government agencies, schools |
Community Engagement
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Morehead Cain Scholars are deeply committed to community service and believe in the power of giving back to their communities. They are actively involved in various outreach programs and volunteer opportunities that allow them to make a positive impact on the lives of others.
Outreach Programs
The Morehead-Cain Scholarship Program supports scholars in their community engagement efforts through various outreach programs. These programs provide scholars with the opportunity to work with local organizations, schools, and non-profits to address pressing social issues and make a meaningful contribution to their communities.
Volunteer Opportunities
In addition to the outreach programs, scholars are also encouraged to pursue their own volunteer interests. They can choose from a wide range of volunteer opportunities, including tutoring, mentoring, working with the homeless, and environmental conservation.
Impactful Stories
Many Morehead-Cain Scholars have made significant contributions to their communities through their volunteer work. For example, one scholar founded a non-profit organization that provides free tutoring and mentoring to underprivileged students. Another scholar organized a community garden that provides fresh produce to low-income families. These stories demonstrate the transformative power of community engagement and the commitment of Morehead-Cain Scholars to making a difference in the world.
Alumni Network
The Morehead-Cain Alumni Network is a powerful and extensive community of over 3,000 accomplished individuals who have graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. As a Morehead-Cain scholar, you will automatically become a part of this network upon graduation, gaining access to a wealth of resources and opportunities.
Morehead-Cain alumni are leaders in a wide range of fields, including business, law, medicine, education, and government. They are also active in the arts, sciences, and non-profit sectors. The network provides opportunities for alumni to connect with each other, share ideas, and collaborate on projects.
