Awards

Dr. Carpenter joins UNC’s KL2 Scholars Program

Dr. Carpenter has been awarded a KL2 scholarship through UNC’s Clinical Translation Science Award (CTSA). The CTSA is a national consortium with the goal of transforming how clinical and translational research is conducted, ultimately enabling researchers to provide new treatments more efficiently and quickly to patients. Dr. Carpenter will explore how providers and caregivers support the active participation of children with asthma during medical visits. Dr. Betsy Sleath and Dr. Darren DeWalt will serve as Dr. Carpenter’s mentors on the project.

University of North Carolina

  • Society of Behavior Medicine Student Special Interest Group Research Award (2011)
  • Society of Behavioral Medicine, Distinguished Student Travel Scholarship (2009)
  • American College of Rheumatology, Graduate Student Preceptorship Award (2008)
  • UNC Kidney Center, Predoctoral Fellowship (2007-2009)
  • Health Behavior and Health Education Student Travel Award (2003-2009)
  • Health Behavior and Health Education, Godfrey and Lore Hochbaum Scholarship (2003)

University of South Carolina

  • School of Public Health, Jeffrey Mattison Outstanding Student Achievement Award (2003)
  • Delta Omega inductee (2003)
  • United States Public Health Traineeship (2001-2003)

University of Central Florida

  • College of Health & Public Affairs, Most Outstanding Student Achievement Award (2001)
  • Cardiopulmonary Sciences, Most Outstanding Student Achievement Award (2001)
  • Golden Key National Honor Society, Junior Undergraduate Scholarship Recipient (2000)