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[Identification of item], in the Center for Global Initiatives at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Records #40322, University Archives, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Acquisitions Information

Transferred April 2015 by Marcie Cohen Ferris (RT 20150406.1) and May 2018 by Jordan Dodson (RT 20180501.2). Transferred by the Center for Global Initiatives in August 2008 (RT 20081030.2), August 2011 (RT 20110811.4), and August 2015 (RT 20150804.1).

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• College students--Mental health.
• Foreign study.
• International education.
• Sexual minority college students--North Carolina--Chapel Hill.
• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill--Students.
• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Center for Global Initiatives.

The Center for Global Initiatives sponsors programs, projects, and funding opportunities to promote global education.

Records include annual reports and conference materials, including audio recordings of talks from the 2015 Navigating the Global South conference, "State of the Plate: Food and the Local/Global Nexus." Also included are materials documenting the activities of the Study Abroad Peer Ambassadors program, including the events Being LGBTQ+ Abroad and Mental Health and Study Abroad. The Study Abroad Peer Ambassadors are UNC students who have studied abroad and share their experiences with other students through events, information sessions, and one-on-one advising.