Articles
Millennials are Finding Their Place in the Nonprofit Workforce
More than 200 emerging and established nonprofit leaders converged on North Carolina State University’s McKimmon Center in May for the fourth annual #NonprofitSTRONG summit.
Honeysuckle, Lightning Bugs and A Father's Love
Writing in the May/June 2018 issue of Chapel Hill Magazine, Marshele Carter reminisces on her life growing up in Chapel Hill and her memories of a very special man in her life: her father.
One Melon At A Time
Writing in the May 2018 issue of Our State magazine, Marshele Carter remembers how summers spent shucking corn and bagging cantaloupes at a produce market in Kannapolis left their mark in memory and wisdom.
Service-Learning Programs Prove to Be a Valuable Resource for Nonprofits
Writing for Philanthropy Journal News, Marshele Carter and Carolina Cause intern Emily Magnus (who is a senior at UNC-Chapel Hill majoring in Public Relations and Religious Studies) penned an article about service-learning programs on many university campuses that non-profits can take advantage of.
For a Chapel Hill Native, Being a Tar Heel is Timeless
Writing in the September 2017 issue of Our State magazine, Carolina Cause Communications’ own Marshéle Carter remembers what it was like growing up in Chapel Hill, and what it was like coming back years later.
Taking Flight with the Wright Brothers
Writing in the September 2017 issue of Our State magazine, Carolina Cause Communications’ own Marshele Carter writes about a trip she took to the Wright Brothers’ Memorial, and some surprising things she learned.
