Project Kitty Hawk

Winston-Salem State University today announced its participation in Project Kitty Hawk, a statewide initiative designed to expand access to high-quality online education across North Carolina. Through this partnership, WSSU will launch a new portfolio of

Friday, March 6, 2026 Last week, we held an afternoon of in-person programming for students in our online programs supported by Project Kitty Hawk, a nonprofit partner that works with the UNC System to bring educational programs online - and support stude

February 25, 2026 Project Kitty Hawk (PKH), the University of North Carolina System's affiliated education technology nonprofit, has helped university partners enroll more than 3,000 adult learners since the first program launched in October 2023. As of J

By Quiana Shepard How NCCU Cleared the Path for Veteran Chad Franks to Finish What He Started For years, Chad Franks carried an unfinished goal. A proud U.S. Marine Corps veteran, a husband, a father of three and a technology professional, Franks started

Leticia Guasp, a 37-year-old Durham, NC native, has always been driven by a passion for healthcare. Born in the Bronx, NY, she moved south at a young age and has called North Carolina home since 1999. Her educational journey began with a public health deg

Partner universities credit PKH with expanding enrollment, diversifying student pipelines RALEIGH, NC - Project Kitty Hawk has hit key growth and enrollment milestones for partner universities as the fall 2025 term begins. The nonprofit affiliate of the U

Chancellor James R. Martin II, left, leans forward to speak and shake hands with distance learning student Deanna Satterwhite as Project Kitty Hawk President and CEO Andrew Kelly. Ph.D., looks on at the University Farm Pavilion following the signing cerem

Four UNC System institutions have partnered with Project Kitty Hawk to deliver online degree programs EAST GREENSBORO, N.C. - North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, the nation's largest historically Black college or university, has fo

By Korie Dean It will now be more affordable for active-duty military members to take classes in the UNC System. Democratic Gov. Josh Stein on Thursday signed House Bill 373 into law. The measure, which was a key priority of the UNC System in this year's

Nedra H. remembers sitting down for her first day of classes at North Carolina Central University and feeling nervous. About to turn 60, she worried she wouldn't be able to keep up with the rigors of attaining a bachelor's degree. But on that first day, h