Fellowships

This fellowship was established by Jeffrey Berkaw to provide support annually to students attending the MAC Program, with a preference for students with financial need and/or first-generation college students. The award was established in 2021.

This fellowship was established in honor of Robert G. Sanford and is to be awarded to a student with a “sound scholastic record.” To support fellowship awards to students attending the Master of Accounting Program at the Kenan-Flagler Business School. The award is based on the academic achievement of the recipients and was established in 1988.

This fellowship was established by the Greensboro office of KPMG in memory of Phillip W. Wilson (BSBA ’61). His enthusiasm and dedication to the higher education process and his desire to recruit bright, promising candidates for the profession was the impetus for this endowment. To support one or two annual scholarship awards to a final-year student majoring in accounting at the Kenan-Flagler Business School. Recipients must have an overall GPA of 3.2 and are selected on a basis of merit, academic standing, leadership qualities and activities, and demonstrated interpersonal skills. The award was established 1988.

This fellowship was established by Mr. Scott to support a student in the MAC program who has a record of demonstrated academic achievement and a desire to pursue a career in accounting. Award is based on ability, as indicated by a sound scholastic record. In addition, preference is given to students accepted into the Master of Accounting Program and who are entering the program. The award was established 1989.

This fellowship was established by John L. Brantley, retired partner with Deloitte.To provide awards to Master of Accounting students attending the Kenan-Flagler Business School. Criteria for awards include ability, as indicated by a sound scholastic record; strong potential for leadership, as evidenced by campus or community activities, as demonstrated to the satisfaction of the committee. The award was established 1989.

To support one or more fellowships to students in the Master of Accounting Program based on ability. The award was established 1990.

This fellowship was established by R. Leslie Johnson. The purpose is to benefit the accounting department of Kenan-Flagler Business School, at the discretion of the department chair. The award was established 1990.

This fellowship was established by the family of B.W. Harris Jr. to support student and/or faculty fellowships in the accounting department at Kenan-Flagler Business School. The award was established 1991.

This fellowship was established by Wayne Hutchins and other MAC alumni to honor two of the program’s most distinguished and memorable faculty, Ike Reynolds and Harold Langenderfer. To support fellowship awards to students attending the Master of Accounting Program at Kenan-Flagler Business School. The award is based on the academic achievements of the recipients. The award was established 1995.

This fellowship was established by Carol Ross, the wife of Coleman Ross, in honor of her husband’s deep loyalty to UNC and the Master of Accounting Program. To provide one fellowship annually to students attending the Master of Accounting Program at Kenan-Flagler Business School. Shall be based on the academic achievements of the recipients. The award was established 2005.

The purpose is to provide one fellowship annually to students attending the Master of Accounting Program. It shall be based on academics, leadership and service. The award was established 2005.

This fellowship was established by Danny Newcomb and Ernst & Young to provide fellowship support annually to students attending the Master of Accounting Program. The award was established 2005.

Mr. Cherry gave this endowment because of his gratitude to UNC for giving him an opportunity to be a student. According to Mr. Cherry, this education fellowship is awarded to a graduate student who has “demonstrated academic performance in business administration and accounting, and has demonstrated interest in a career in the accounting profession.” The award was established 1979.

This fellowship was established by J. Stuart Coman in the name of his son, a 2011 MAC graduate. It is designed to provide support annually to students attending the MAC Program, with a preference for students with financial need. The award was established in 2021.