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Hope your holidays are filled with love, laughter, and science! Cheers from the NC GlaxoSmithKline Foundation staff to making a difference in 2022.

December brings lots of emotions and often a lot of excitement for children. We are hoping to share some exciting news after the North Carolina GlaxoSmithKline Foundation board meeting next week! We can't wait - WE ARE CHANGING EDUCATION PROGRAMMING IN NC!

Celebrating our new grant that will impact students from multiple campuses and ultimately supports “Growing a Diverse Public Health Workforce for Rural North Carolina through Graduate School Pathways”. news.ecu.edu/2022/09/20/hea… @FSUBroncos @EastCarolina

Can't wait to celebrate our Child Health Awards Recognition ceremony in Wilmington tomorrow @NCPHA. #ChildHealthAwards #Localhealthdepartments #Publichealthstaff #Makingadifference #healtheducation

Last week the North Carolina GlaxoSmithKline Foundation was notified of a tweet that captured our handle. The person identified is not and has never been associated with our Foundation. In any case we don't condone this type of behavior.

The vacations are over - she is working from the office after relaxing on multiple vacations in August. It's a lot of work preparing for the upcoming NC GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Board Meeting later this month. #Florida #Canada #FamilyVacations #NCGlaxoSmithKlineFoundation

@NCCU Looking forward to a great year, and congratulations to all students and especially our program scholars!

Happy first day of classes, Eagles! We're excited to soar to new heights with you this year. #EaglePride #EaglePromise #NCCU #NCCU26 #NCCU25 #NCCU24 #NCCU23 #NCCU22

@UNC Looking forward to an exciting year, and congratulations to all students and especially our Women In Science Scholars!

Happy FDOC! Have a great first day of classes, Tar Heels 🎒📚💙 #UNC

@JCSUniversity Looking forward to working with the JCSU Women In Science Scholars this year!

Welcome back to campus. Best of luck on your first day of classes. You've got this! #HBCU #JCSU #FirstDayOfClasses #CountdownComplete

Collaborating with these Women In Science Mentors at the new American Tobacco Campus in Durham - designing the agenda for the 2022 Women In Science Scholars Annual Meeting. #mentoring #STEMCareers #WomeninScience #ncglaxosmithklinefoundation

Have you walked down memory lane lately? The foundation's first grant in 1988 was to The Health Adventure in Asheville, NC, supporting community-based AIDS educational programming. We published our 1st A in 1988, as The Glaxo Foundation, Charles A. Sanders, MD was the Chairman.

North Carolina could be among the top five states for nursing shortages by 2026 if current trends continue. #nchealth #ncnews northcarolinahealthnews.org/2022/05/14/n-c…

Congratulations to all our Women In Science Scholars graduating! We look forward to all your future endeavors and leading in STEM! #womeninscience

Congratulations 2021 Child Health Recognition Award recipients & nominees. It's terrific to highlight the passion and dedication of these public health professionals. Changing child health outcomes across NC! The awards are a signature program of the Foundation.

Thanks to a $1.85 million grant from @NCGSKFound, #NCCU will focus on a new initiative to educate and increase the number of students pursuing careers in pharmaceutical and life sciences. Discover more: bit.ly/3i8mihF #EaglePride #EaglesResearch #EaglesLoveScience

Our funding and programs - see our website at ncgskfoundation.org

During this season of thanks, we express our gratitude to all our grantees, nonprofits and educators across North Carolina!

Women In Science Scholars Annual Meeting in October was a success. Great keynote “Thirty-Five Years of HIV Drug Development: A Message of Hope” by Marty St. Clair. #Womeninscience #STEMeducation “Science needs to drive the way we deal with infectious diseases.” – Marty St. Clair

New to the festival this year! NCSciFest started FUTURES, a program working with community college faculty, staff, and students to share science stories with the public. So far, we’ve trained 49 scientists! Thank you @NCGSKFound for making this possible! zcu.io/zqyk