Reflections on Growth and Community at UNC's Carolina Union
More Than A Building
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Maylon Rawls, a 2026 graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill, reflects on his transformative experiences working at the Carolina Union. Beyond just a job, it became a community that fostered friendships, personal growth, and professional development, shaping his future as he prepares to embark on a new career.
- 01Maylon Rawls describes his time at the Carolina Union as a pivotal experience during his college years.
- 02The job provided not just financial support but also a sense of community and lifelong friendships.
- 03Rawls highlights personal growth, evolving from a shy newcomer to a team leader.
- 04He emphasizes the importance of teamwork and problem-solving skills gained through his role.
- 05The Carolina Union represents more than a physical space; it symbolizes cherished memories and personal development.
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Maylon Rawls, a soon-to-be graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, shares his heartfelt reflections on his time working at the Carolina Union. Initially seeking a job to support his education, he found a vibrant community that profoundly impacted his life. Through late nights setting up events and engaging with fellow students, Rawls forged meaningful friendships and witnessed personal transformations. He transitioned from a shy newcomer to a confident team leader, learning invaluable skills in teamwork and problem-solving. The Carolina Union became a place of growth, where he not only developed professionally but also created lasting memories. As he prepares to leave for a new career, Rawls expresses bittersweet emotions, recognizing that a part of him will always remain at Carolina, especially tied to the experiences and connections made at the Union.
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