‘Stack’ backs Carolina College Advising Corps

Posted Feb 10, 2014
After leading the Tar Heels to the 1995 Final Four, entering the NBA draft early to become the No. 3 draft pick and playing professionally for 18 seasons, Jerry Stackhouse is back in Chapel Hill more often, lending his voice to something he believes in deeply: expanding access to a college degree. One of UNC’s programs that has drawn his attention is the Carolina College Advising Corps. (UNC.edu)

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