Dr. Mallette is responsible for leading the University of North Carolina's divisions of Academic and Student Affairs and Access and Outreach. In this capacity, Dr. Mallette serves as the Chief Student Affairs Officer of the University, is the Principal Investigator for the GEAR UP North Carolina and North Carolina College Access Challenge Grants, and is the primary education representative to the CFNC partnership.

Mr. Broadhurst primarily works with the GEAR UP North Carolina Research and Evaluation team. In this role, he assists with the oversight of GEAR UP North Carolina services provided to students and parents or guardians. In addition, he also assists with the implementation of the North Carolina College Access Challenge Grant.

Dr. Bundy supervises the UNCG  graduate assistants who respond to questions about college and career planning from students, parents, and educators across the state. In addition, she writes and revises publications on topics related to career and college planning and manages inventory and fulfillment. She works with the development of curriculum materials and with other CFNC partners on initiatives such as NC College Application Week.

Ms. Caperton is responsible for the daily operations of the GEAR UP North Carolina office and team. In these efforts, she advises the 20 school districts served through the state grant in the development of their annual GEAR UP budget requests and work plans. In addition, she monitors school district programming and expenditures to ensure all are in line with federal and state guidelines and regulations.

Dr. Dixon works with the Senior Associate Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs as the liaison between General Administration and the seventeen constituent institutions on issues related to university policies regarding admissions, access, financial aid, athletics, student health, campus safety, retention, disability student services, and the development of student leadership. She also serves as the UNC system representative for the Transfer Advisory Committee (TAC).

Mr. English oversees all technology and internet efforts affiliated with CFNC.org, including the overall strategic direction of the planning and applying portions of CNFC.org. While technology is the centerpiece of the program, Mr. English is also instrumental in the outreach efforts of CFNC, including training, curriculum development, partnerships, operations and marketing. Mr. English also works closely with issues related to Admissions and Enrollment Management. 

Ms. Frediani provides administrative support to the Director of the CFNC Resource Center by facilitating financial and personnel processes, managing projects, and working with undergraduate student and temporary staff.

Ms. Graham provides technical assistance for program design, development, implementation, and sustainability to participating eastern GEAR UP North Carolina school district administrators, teachers, guidance counselors, GEAR UP North Carolina coordinators, and business and community leaders.  Ms. Graham works collaboratively to assist with expansion planning and implementation.

Ms. Greene oversees the technical development, support, and training of the program serving all 110 college and universities in the State as well as the user community of students, parents, and secondary and postsecondary education professionals.  Ms. Greene also manages the partner and technology efforts of the statewide online application and electronic high school transcript systems.

Ms. Harris provides administrative support to the CFNC Technology & Internet Services staff, assisting in the successful implementation of programs and projects. Ms. Harris also works closely with Senior Acadademic & Student Affairs staff members.

Mr. Lane provides technical assistance for program design, development, implementation, and sustainability to participating western GEAR UP North Carolina school district administrators, teachers, guidance counselors, GEAR UP North Carolina coordinators, and business and community leaders.  Mr. Lane works collaboratively to assist with expansion planning and implementation.

Mr. Lillis works primarily as the liason between the CFNC user community and the technical staff at College Foundation, Inc. Mr. Lillis is responsible for the developing prototypes and functional specifications for all CFNC.org projects.

Ms. Lloyd assists with the coordination of statewide activities hosted by GEAR UP North Carolina including College Application Week, campus enrichment programs for GEAR UP students, the North Carolina College Access Conference, and professional development opportunities hosted by central office for GEAR UP colleagues in the field.

Ms. McMillan works with the GEAR UP North Carolina Research and Evaluation team. Ms. McMillan is responsible for GEAR UP North Carolina survey development, administration, and reporting. In addition, she assists with data management and coordination of research and evaluation projects.

Ms. Prosser is responsible for managing relationships with the 110 North Carolina colleges and universities participating in the CFNC partnership. This includes the development and delivery of training on the administrative functions of the CFNC.org site, assisting users in the use of system, and serving as a key member of the CFNC Technology & Internet Services team.

Ms. Robinson provides financial oversight to the Access & Outreach division of UNC General Administration for all state and federal accounts, ensuring that all expenditures meet federal and state guidelines.  Her primary responsibilities are with GEAR UP North Carolina, Pathways, and the North Carolina College Access Challenge Grant.

Ms. Samek shares the powerful career and college planning resources of CFNC.org with school counselors and other educators throughout North Carolina. She coordinates regional and school district training opportunities to provide hands-on exploration of CFNC.org, training materials and lesson plans, and implementation strategies. Ms. Samek works collaboratively to  provide career and college planning experiences for elementary students through adults.

Ms. Tillery oversees the research and evaluation of GEAR UP North Carolina. Ms. Tillery has been instrumental in developing a statewide GEAR UP data tracking system that is currently being redesigned as a statewide pre-college program data tracking system. Ms. Tillery is responsible for reporting data to the U.S. Department of Education and school districts on GEAR UP North Carolina goals and objectives.

Ms. Weaver provides career and college planning services focused on Latinos in North Carolina.  She advocates for understanding and increased awareness of the barriers Latinos face in higher education, as well as providing Spanish-language web and print information, workshops, telephone and email support for Latino students and their families.

Mr. Wiles leads the CFNC Resource Center team in carrying out five primary program areas: Publications, Educator Training, Contact Center (CFNC.org and UNC Online), Spanish Services, and Career and College Planning Curricula. He works closely with the Senior Associate Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs and in concert with CFNC partners and educators statewide on initiatives to improve college access.

Ms. Williamson oversees the development and implementation of the CFNC Transfer Articulation System. In this role, she is responsible for working with contracted vendor and technical staff at College Foundation, Inc. to ensure the technical components of the project are delivered correctly, providing overall project management, and developing and delivering training on the use of the system.