November 4, 2011

State of the Arts

By Chris William

As Chancellor of the smallest campus in the UNC system, John Mauceri oversees one of the most unusual universities in the nation. Programs at the UNC School of the Arts, which include high school students studying alongside college undergrads and graduate students, are constantly seeking creative solutions to shrinking budgets. On this program, Mauceri joins two other college educators in a discussion on the benefits of a fine arts degree: Dr. John Connaughton of UNC Charlotte and Dr. Imtiaz Haque of Clemson University’s International Center for Automotive Research.

About Chris William

For more than 2 decades, Chris William has lead a team of financial professionals within Wells Fargo's Private Client Group that comprehensively manages families wealth and strategic financial direction. In addition, he moderates the weekly, regionally syndicated PBS series Carolina Business Review and annually participates and authors forums and conferences on contemporary Public Policy and Business issues. View all posts by Chris William
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