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Levine Scholars preparing a meal for residents at Ronald McDonald House
Levine Scholars with Nobel Peace Prize recipient, Muhammad Yunus
Caitlin Vaverek in Washington at Mount Rainier National Park
Anna Bawtinhimer in Ecuador with the Cinterandes Foundation Mobile Surgical Unit
Kevin Rodengen volunteering with Friendship Gardens
UNC Charlotte Levine Scholars
Levine Scholars with Mr. and Mrs. Levine and Chancellor and Mrs. Dubois
Cassady Schulte in Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, the largest salt flat in the world
Levine Class of 2016 in Alaska

Welcome to the Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte

The Levine Scholars Program is UNC Charlotte’s most prestigious merit scholarship program that was established in 2009 by benefactors Sandra and Leon Levine.  15 Levine Scholarships are awarded each year to extraordinary high school seniors based on scholarship, ethical leadership and civic engagement.  The inaugural class of Levine Scholars entered in the fall semester of 2010. 

The Levine Scholarships carry a high honor, one that bestows tremendous opportunities and assumes high expectations of its recipients – as students, as leaders within the university, and as citizens of the greater global community.  No matter what their interests, Scholars find campus and community partners eager to embrace their contributions and enhance their education through hands-on experiences.  To complement classroom learning, Levine Scholars participate in rich and varied opportunities in the vibrant commercial and cultural center of Charlotte.  After four years of study, Scholars graduate fully prepared for a life of learning, service and leadership in their chosen field.