Explore our Impact
At every stage of their career, the Institute offers support.
Our organization was founded upon the Faculty Fellowship Program (FFP), which grants faculty a semester release from teaching and service to focus on their scholarship. Faculty Fellows gather and discuss their research weekly in Hyde Hall. Since 1988, the Institute has provided over 700 Fellowships to Carolina’s brightest teacher-scholars. In our 30+ year history, the IAH has grown to also aid faculty through grants, leadership development, and programs across ranks.

Look back at the 2024-2025 year in the Annual Highlights.
Invest in Carolina Faculty
When faculty are supported, they can bring the knowledge they have acquired into the classroom as they teach the next generation of Tar Heels. For more information on the endowment and expendable giving opportunities for the Institute’s programs and initiatives, please contact Angela O’Neill, Director of Development, at 919-962-2528 or angela.oneill@unc.edu.
My two IAH Faculty Fellowships, spread apart by 15 years, have supported my book’s work. The first Fellowship was when I began exploring the topic. The second supports a project that is a sequel of sorts to the book, turning the book’s focus — historic black communities — toward broader public consumption by way of a digital, publicly accessible map of the communities.
– Karla Slocum, Professor, Anthropology
I remain truly grateful for the “infinite lens” the Academic Leadership Program has allowed me to realize and bring to life in teaching, research, and service.
– Sylvia A. Frazier-Bowers, Associate Professor, Adams School of Dentistry
The Institute by the Numbers
955
Number of Faculty Fellowships and Academic Leadership Fellowships awarded since 1988
89%
Percentage of Fellows who stay at Carolina despite outside offers in the past five years
Serve on the IAH Advisory Board
The IAH Advisory Board is made up of Carolina alumni and friends of the Institute who are passionate about and dedicated to supporting UNC faculty and serving as strategic advisers and ambassadors.
Lee Burrows
J.B. Buxton
Philip Charles-Pierre (Vice Chair)
Phillip Clay
Brent Comstock
Peter Elliot Diaz
Catherine Edwards
Mary Flanagan
Julia Grumbles
Harold Hope
Sarah Kahn
Michael Kennedy
Neil King
Miles Lamont
Lane McDonald
Deborah Miller
Walker Morris
Allen Moseley (Chair)
Alfred Clinton Perry
Susan Scott
Brian Strong
Reyna Walters-Morgan
Amanda Watlington
Margaret Williams
Sandra Wilson
Walker Wilson
Michael F. Yelverton
Buck Goldstein
Barbara Hyde
John O’Hara
Roger Perry
Nelson Schwab
Sherwood Smith
John R. Wickham
Caroline Williamson
Steven Aldrich
Margaret Andress
Jane H. Armfield
W. McKay Belk
Robert Bilbro
Victoria Tucker Borden
Kristin L. Breuss
James Keith Brown
John W. Burress
Brooks Carey
Katharine Mason Chapman
Max Chapman Jr.
Tom Chapman
Sandy Cockrell
Rebecca Darwin
Richard Drayton
McNeely DuBose
John Ellison
Brian Fenty
Duvall Fuqua
Alex Gambal
Kathleen Goldstein
William A. Graham
Jennifer Halsey Evans
Borden Hanes Jr.
Peter Blair Henry
Shauna Holiman
Allen Ives III
Thomas S. Kenan III
Kathryn Long
Charles Craft Lucas III
Robert Manekin
Knox Massey Jr.
David McCue
Sallie McMillion
James Moeser
Peter Moister
Mary Nunn Morrow
Alan Neely
McKee Nunnally
Carmen Hooker Odom
Will Overlock
Thomas Pace
Rebecca S. Pardue
David E. Pardue Jr.
Gary Parr
Josie W. Patton
Deborah Potter
Jane Preyer
Scott H. Richardson
Richard Richardson
Julnar Rizk
Wyndham Robertson
Randall Roden
Christopher G. Sawyer
Marjorie Schwab
John Staton
Ann Stewart
Michael Tanner
John Townsend
Selby Wellman
Nancy Hanes White
John F. White III
Robert W. Winston III
Ed Yoder
Carol Payne Young