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WUNC Public Radio, LLC Board of Directors

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WUNC LLC Board meetings are generally open to the public and take place at WUNC's conference room located at 120 Friday Center Drive, Chapel Hill, NC, or in WUNC's conference room at American Tobacco Campus, Bay 6, Ste 600, Durham, NC.

The LLC board meets three to four times this year, dates and times of the meetings are posted to our website in advance.

For questions, please contact WUNC President and General Manager, Paul Hunton at 919-445-9150.

Board Meetings

Upcoming Meetings:

The WUNC Public Radio, LLC Board of Directors will meet virtually on Thursday, June 8th from 2 – 4pm.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Board of Trustees has appointed a Board of Directors to provide strategic oversight to WUNC Public Radio, LLC. Following is a list of current members:

Michael J. Schoenfeld Chairperson
Michael Schoenfeld of Durham is a Partner with Brunswick Group. Previously, he was Vice President for Public Affairs and Government Relations at Duke University. He has held senior executive positions at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and Vanderbilt University, and has served as board chair of WPLN – Nashville (Tenn.) Public Radio. He previously chaired the WUNC Community Advisory Board.

Alexia N. Fields Vice Chairperson
Alexia Fields of Hope Mills is a Department of the Army Civilian and a Colonel in the United States Army Reserve. A graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, Alexia commissioned in the United States Army in 2002. She earned numerous awards and served in various posts around the world. Alexia is a longtime listener of public radio and a member of WUNC’s Leadership Circle.

Teresa Artis Neal
Teresa Artis Neal of Cary is a media attorney at Trans World Radio in Cary. Previously, she was vice president of business affairs at a Turner Broadcasting subsidiary in Atlanta, Georgia and general counsel of Capitol Broadcasting Company in Raleigh. She has provided legal and strategic counsel to local, national and global media organizations. She currently serves on the governing boards of UNC Chapel Hill and UNC Rex Healthcare. Artis Neal is a graduate of UNC Chapel Hill and Harvard Law School. In 2016, she was the recipient of UNC’s Davie Award in recognition of extraordinary service to the University.

Kamrhan Farwell
Kamrhan Farwell is the Vice Chancellor of Communications at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She previously served as the Vice Chancellor and Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at the University of Missouri. For the past four years, Farwell has led all institutional communications, including comprehensive marketing and media strategies that have helped rebuild and bolster the University of Missouri’s reputation. She was recently selected to join the American Association of University’s Public Affairs Network Steering Committee and has served on the executive committee for the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities Council for Strategic Communications since 2019. Prior to joining the University of Missouri, Farwell served for two years as Assistant Vice Chancellor for Communications at the University of Pittsburgh and five years as executive editor at the University of Texas at Dallas. Before her work in higher education, Farwell spent nearly 20 years as a journalist in California and Texas, where she led education coverage for a decade at the Dallas Morning News. She earned a bachelor of arts in communications from California State University, Fullerton.

Hannah Gage 
Hannah Gage of Wilmington is a retired broadcast executive. A UNC-Chapel Hill journalism graduate, she is former chair of the UNC Board of Governors and the UNC-Wilmington Board of Trustees. She was a member of the WHQR Public Radio Board of Directors in Wilmington and has served on numerous regional and local business, civic and foundation boards.

John Hood
John Hood of Wake County is president of the John William Pope Foundation, a Raleigh-based grantmaking organization that supports public policy organizations, educational institutions, arts and cultural programs, and humanitarian relief in North Carolina and beyond. Hood served as chairman of the board at the John Locke Foundation from 2015-2021. Hood helped found JLF in 1989 and served as its president from 1995 to 2014. Since 1986, Hood has written a syndicated column on politics and public policy for North Carolina newspapers. He serves as a weekly panelist on “NC SPIN,” a political talk show broadcast statewide on both PBS North Carolina and commercial radio stations. Hood received his B.A. in journalism from UNC Hussman in 1988. In 2018, he earned an M.A. in liberal studies and a graduate certificate in nonprofit management from UNC Greensboro.

Susan King
Susan King of Chapel Hill is dean of UNC-Chapel Hill’s School of Media and Journalism, where she is the John Thomas Kerr Distinguished Professor. An ABC News White House correspondent, she hosted NPR’s “The Diane Rehm Show” and “Talk of the Nation.” She was a member of WUNC’s Community Advisory Board.

Allie Ray McCullen
Allie Ray McCullen of Clinton is owner of The McCullen Group, Inc., a real estate sales and appraisal firm. Over the years, he has served on a number of state and federal Boards and Commissions including the State Banking Commission and the USDA-A.S.C.S. Committee. Locally, he has been a member and Chairman of the Board of Sampson Community College. Until recently, he served as a member of the Sampson Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees (18.5 years) and as Chairman for 9 years. He is currently a member of the Sampson County Board of Health.