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September 19, 2012 Columns » Editorial

The conservative bent of the UNC Advisory Committee on Strategic Directions

by Lisa Sorg @lisasorg

What does it take to be named to the 27-member UNC Advisory Committee on Strategic Directions? Political clout: That explains Republicans Phil Berger and Thom Tillis, among the most powerful people in the Legislature. Business and financial connections: That explains Lew Ebert,…

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Tags: Editorial, UNC Advisory Committee on Strategic Directions, UNC Board of Governors, Art Pope

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