On Saturday, November 17th, over 80 Kenan-Flagler Business School students participated in the school’s Fall Service Day. Participants volunteered with 12 different organizations throughout the Research Triangle, including Habitat for Humanity, the SECU Family House, the Coalition to Unchain Dogs, and the PTA Thrift Shop. Additionally, a group of students (pictured) volunteered with the North Carolina Botanical Gardens and Battle Park, performing ecological restoration. All totaled, KFBS students “donated” over 300 hours in service to others and the surrounding community. We’re looking forward to an even larger turnout for our Spring Service Day in March. In addition to Kenan-Flagler MBA students, we’ll be coordinating volunteer activities with NC State’s Jenkins MBA Program to increase our impact! We hope you can join Read More
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A Community Legacy
11/04/2009 – 9:23 am
As a student at Kenan-Flagler you are part of one of eight legacies. The legacies are groups named after faculty who had a significant impact on the school. You could be a part of Zeithaml, Berhman, Fulton, Dearborn, Levin, Evans, Rizzo or Tillman. Besides taking your core classes with your legacy you also participate in the Legacy Cup. The mission of Legacy Cup is to strengthen the sense of community and tradition among MBA students during their two years at UNC Kenan-Flagler by participating in friendly competition and community service events held throughout the year. This past month the Legacy Cup events were Bowling and Community Service Day. Early on Saturday morning (also a National Day to Help Others) members Read More