Incoming Fellows Information
INFORMATION FOR INCOMING FELLOWS
This is an exciting and very busy time for you, and our goal is to help you transition successfully into graduate school and your program.
Your Next Steps
Rotary Peace Fellowship program
Get a checklist for what you need to do after acceptance to begin your fellowship program.
Resources
International Student and Scholar Services
UNC Odum Institute for Research in Social Sciences short courses
Information Technology Services
CENTERS AND LISTSERVS OF INTEREST
Center for Middle East and Islamic Studies
Institute for the Study of the Americas
Consortium in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Institute for the Arts & Humanities
UNC Research, Innovation and Global Solutions: email globalsolutions@sph.unc.edu to sign up for weekly newsletter (contains jobs and internships as well as articles of interest)
Office of Information Technology
Recreation & Physical Education
CENTERS AND LISTSERVS OF INTEREST
Asian/Pacific Studies Institute
DevLab: https://lists.duke.edu/sympa/subscribe/devlab
Global Health Institute: https://duke.us6.list-manage.com/subscribe/post?u=2812f47a71&id=e18ee9a095
Go Triangle (regional bus service linking Durham, Raleigh and Chapel Hill)
Megabus (cheap bus service to D.C., New York & beyond)
Amtrak (train from Durham or Raleigh to all over the U.S.)
Zipcar and Enterprise Car Share (hourly car rental with student discounts)
(In addition to websites like Apartments.com)
Sabbatical Homes – Academic community resource for listings of houses and apartments for rent.
Please Note – The Rotary Center cannot vouch for any of these companies or locations. We are just providing them as resources. Be sure to do your due diligence by vetting the properties thoroughly and asking for recommendations.
Chapel Hill/Carrboro
Websites to search for houses/apartments/rooms to rent:
Baity Hill (UNC Graduate and Family Apartments)
List of Off-Campus Apartment Communities
UNC Chapel Hill Subleases, Roommates, Off Campus Housing & Apartments (Facebook Group)
Apartment complexes where other Fellows have lived: