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The Levine Scholars Program is UNC Charlotte's premier merit-based scholarship.

08/28/2026

A scholarship program that covers full tuition, housing, meals and books sounds almost too good to be true. As Kean Dao ’28 can attest, the Levine Scholars Program does all that and so much more! Submit nominations by October 15 and completed applications by November 15 to carve your own path at UNC Charlotte.

08/24/2026

After a summer full of adventure, growth — both personal and professional, and incredible opportunities, we’re thrilled to have our scholars back at UNC Charlotte for the fall semester.

08/10/2026

The National Outdoor Leadership school gave our newest cohort of scholars the adventure of a lifetime this summer. Trekking through the mountains of Wyoming for 21 days, scholars built life-long friendships, grew as ethical leaders by overcoming physical and emotional challenges and slept under the stars.

07/29/2026

At our latest regional alumni event, program graduates living in NYC and Philadelphia came together for an afternoon of learning and scenic views. After a rooftop lunch, the group explored museum exhibits about the Empire State Building and visited the historic building's 86th floor observation deck.

Alumni, utilize the new Levine Connect portal to request a regional meet-up in your city and to keep an eye out for future events!

07/15/2026

Legacies of Apartheid is the focus of this year’s LSP faculty-led study abroad program, providing a multi-disciplinary course at the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa. In the first two weeks of the program, scholars toured the Lwandle Migrant Museum and the Leah and Desmond Tutu Foundation, visited Table Mountain and Robben Island in Cape Town and tried to spy migrating whales from the cliffs of Hermanus!

07/12/2026

Drawn to 's mission: empowering individuals with limited resources to establish and maintain good health, nursing major Hannah Holness '29 spent the summer broadening access to community support during her nonprofit internship.

Hannah performed health checks at the mobile clinic, assisted with the food pantry and organizing events. When asked what lessons she will take with her from her internship site, she said: "I am leaving with a greater understanding of the scope of services that contribute to healthcare and wellbeing."

07/02/2026

Working with this summer has given Myles Davis ’29 the chance to gain practical skills related to his chosen field of study: finance. By conducting profit and loss analyses for events, developing proposed budgets and preparing presentations, Myles will return to his second year at UNC Charlotte well-equipped for his coursework and ready to continue making a difference in his local community.

06/26/2026

“These students know where they're coming from, which I think is really powerful. Growing up, I wasn't always sure where I came from or where I was going. At ourBRIDGE, we allow them to celebrate their culture and celebrate becoming a part of Charlotte.”

Joselyn Moreno ’29 didn’t take a summer internship at ourBRIDGE for KIDS, she was called to it. As a second year Levine Scholar majoring in public health, communications studies and Latin American studies, Joselyn grew up in Olin, North Carolina and both of her parents are from Mexico. Although her background was different to that of her classmates, she recalled having a strong support system and a will to go to college. Being family oriented, UNC Charlotte stood out to her for its proximity to home but it was the Levine Scholarship that cemented Joselyn’s decision to become a Niner.

06/24/2026

Scholars begin their journey in the mountains with the National Outdoor Leadership School, but recent grads Eli Elk and Christian Fuselier decided to celebrate the culmination of their hard work with a full-circle trip to the mountains of Colorado before stepping into their professional roles. Eli will be starting an NC Fellowship through the UNC School of Government, while Christian will begin a full-time role with Truist.

06/17/2026

The Forney Creek Restoration Project is over five years in the making, but this summer, scholar Atticus Kenney ’29 is contributing as an intern with . Atticus is responsible for inspecting build sites, monitoring properties to prevent damage and creating a volumetric environmental benefits calculator to quantify the benefits of restoration programs. Once the project is completed, the area will experience an improvement in water quality and fewer instances of flooding as a result of added buffers and native plants.

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9201 University City Boulevard
Charlotte, NC
28223

Telephone

+17046875500

Website

https://levinescholars.charlotte.edu/

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