Julia Sprunt Grumbles ’75helped manage the public persona of her boss, Ted Turner,while rising through the ranks of Turner Broadcasting to become its top female executive. She was a foundingmember of the Atlanta Girls’School, and gives her time tothe International Women’s Forum of Georgia, AtlantaLandmarks, Inc. (The Fox Theater), the Atlanta BotanicalGardens, the Georgia Campaignfor Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention and the Trust forPublic Land.

At Carolina, she gives to the College of Arts and Sciences, the Memorial Hall renovationand the Institute for the Arts and Humanities. She gives herleadership skills to the CarolinaFirst Steering Committee, theCarolina Women’s LeadershipCouncil (which she co-chairs)and the Atlanta regional campaign committee.

“I give to Carolina because I believe in its vision, its missionand its proven track record inhigher education. The Universityis providing its students with important and invaluable toolsthat will empower them to develop and realize their potential.”

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Through the Carolina First Campaign, UNC is reaching out to all alumni in an unprecedented effort to raise our already high standards of excellence, create new opportunities for students andfaculty and make Carolina the nation’s leading public university.

The involvement and support of women — alumnae and friends— is critical to our success. That’s why Julia Sprunt Grumbles and others formed the Carolina Women’s Leadership Council to:

Create a network of women committed to supporting the University, the Carolina First campaign and the educational experiences of students

Identify leadership opportunties for women which will involve themin the life of the University through service and board positions

Mentor future generations of women philanthropists at Carolina

Strengthen the bond and communication between Carolinawomen and the University community

We encourage all women to support Carolina in a way that ismeaningful and appropriate. Whatever your interest, invest init. All gifts to the University count toward membership.

For more information on the Carolina Women’s Leadership Councilcontact Lanier Brown May at 919.843.5883 or lanier_brown@unc.edu.

Women Leading in PhilanthropyThe Carolina First Campaign The University of North Carolina at Chapel HillFor more information see carolinafirst.unc.edu/womenThe Campaign for

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