College Programs

CHEOP Undergraduate and Post-Graduate Advising

Undergraduate, post-graduate, and health professional students may contact CHEOP staff for academic and career counseling to help them navigate the road to accomplishing their academic and professional goals. Contact us to schedule an advisement session.

NC-HCAP | Clinical Health Summer Program (CHSP).

CHSP is a seven-week academic enrichment program that provides students at Elizabeth City State University, NC Central University and UNC at Pembroke with clinical experience in health care agencies. Click here to learn more.

NC-HCAP | Health Careers Club (HCC)

The health careers club is an officially recognized UNC student organization designed to bring together, educate and support students pursuing health careers. HCC members have opportunities for leadership and public service and coordinate Health on the Block, an annual community health fair targeting underserved local residents. Membership is open to all undergraduate students at UNC. Click here to learn more.

NC-HCAP | Science Enrichment Preparation (S.E.P.) Program

Gain the competitive edge with S.E.P.! Held each summer on the UNC campus, the S.E.P. Program is an eight-week, honors-level academic enrichment program for under-represented, first-generation, low-income, and rural undergraduate students (rising sophomores and rising juniors) who seek admission into graduate/health professional programs. S.E.P. participants you will receive educational supplies, lodging on the UNC campus, limited travel expenses (contingent upon funding) and a competitive stipend. Click here to learn more.

TRiO | McNair Scholars Program

The Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program (McNair Scholars Program) is a federally funded TRiO program designed to provide 25 undergraduate students the support they need to advance into doctoral programs in their chosen field of study. In addition to facilitating engagement in research and other scholarly activities, the program assists McNair Scholars in building their repertoire of knowledge and skills needed to interpret and access the professional graduate education culture.

McNair Scholars are either first-generation college students with financial need, or disadvantaged students and have demonstrated strong academic potential. The goal of the McNair Scholars Program is to present graduate school as a real possibility for these students, thus increasing Ph.D.s awarded to students from underrepresented segments of society. Click here to learn more.