Beverly Wyrick Director of Finance and Administration. It was chartered in and formally opened in ; from early in its history, it has encouraged research and creative activity. As early as — the catalog of the University carried an announcement of graduate coursework.
In , after the institution had been closed for the period —, the catalog announced the requirements for the master's degree, and the next issue carried an announcement of regulations governing the degrees of master of arts, master of science, and doctor of philosophy.
Several graduate degrees were awarded before the turn of the century the first Ph. The Graduate School celebrated its th year in by hosting a national forum on graduate education, sponsoring numerous student and alumni recognition ceremonies, and commissioning the book, Pioneer to Powerhouse: The History of Graduate Education at Carolina. In the graduate faculty voted to vest in the Administrative Board of The Graduate School legislative powers in matters that affected graduate education, to authorize the Administrative Board to admit members to the teaching faculty of The Graduate School, and to vest in the Administrative Board the responsibility for authorizing curricula and courses carrying graduate credit.
With the exception of the master of business administration M. Work toward advanced degrees at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill proceeds under policies and regulations established by the graduate faculty. The immediate direction of The Graduate School is in the charge of the Administrative Board, of which the dean is chair.
At present the board consists of academic and health affairs faculty representatives appointed by the chancellor upon nomination by the dean of The Graduate School. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill established what was possibly the first summer school in America in The "Summer Normal School," as it was then called, enrolled students in courses over 10 disciplines. About half the students were teachers; students came from 42 counties across North Carolina and from neighboring states.
Summer School was the first school at UNC—Chapel Hill to enroll women, beginning in its first year and continuing thereafter. By , records indicate that 19, students had enrolled in Summer School.
Curricula and courses offered during Summer School are comparable to those of the fall and spring semesters. Summer School offers two sessions of five weeks each, a three-week Maymester, and other short courses with various beginning and ending dates. The summer program is planned to meet the needs of graduate students who are fulfilling degree requirements in this institution, visiting graduate students who desire to take courses for transfer to other institutions, teachers and administrators who desire to meet state certification requirements, and other students who have special educational objectives.
Graduate students who wish to be admitted or readmitted for the summer to a degree program should contact The Graduate School. The requirements for admission to a degree program starting in the summer are the same as those in the regular academic year. Registration as a visiting scholar at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill entitles the registrant to certain privileges of the University, the issuance of a UNC One Card, and the use of University facilities for the duration of the visiting scholar's stay.
Visiting scholars may include faculty members on leave from other institutions of higher learning, postdoctoral fellows, or others who hold the terminal degree in their fields and who are invited to visit by a department or school. Persons interested in applying for visiting scholars status should communicate with the appropriate department or school within the University. Boulevard, Chapel Hill, NC Two semesters of approximately 17 weeks each and a summer school consisting of two sessions each five and one-half weeks long constitute the University year.
The requirements for admission to graduate programs and for graduate degrees in the summer session are the same as those in the regular academic year. Normal The University is currently operating under normal conditions. Professional success and contributions to society The Graduate School provides leadership to envision, shape and support the highest quality education for a diverse community of graduate students whose contributions will have global impact.
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