MAC Students Receive Fellowships

The MAC Fellowship Program is made possible through a partnership between sponsoring CPA firms, the NC State University Graduate School, and the NC State College of Managementâ��s Department of Accounting.

â��We appreciate the support so many leading firms provide to our students,â�� said Kathy Krawczyk, professor of accounting in the College of Management and director of the MAC Program. â��Their support helps us attract top students from around the country to our program, bringing a broader perspective to the classroom experience.”

The fellowships provide financial support for educational expenses, up to $31,500. This includes tuition assistance plus a graduate student stipend. Two types of fellowships are available, firm-sponsored and academic fellowships. The firm-sponsored fellowships come with an employment offer, Krawczyk explained. Hankins is one of the students who received a firm-sponsored fellowship. She speaks about her decision to come to the NC State Jenkins MAC Program in this student profile.

Students interested in being considered for MAC Fellowships must apply to the MAC Program by the February 1 deadline. Students are selected based on their scholarship, GMAT score, and leadership, including service, experience, presence and integrity.

Firm-sponsored Fellows

• Allen Autry, fellowship with Johnson, Lambert & Co., Raleigh, N.C., bachelorâ��s degree from Catawba College
• Emily Daniel, fellowship with Larson Allen, Charlotte, N.C., bachelorâ��s degree from Presbyterian College
• David Darby, fellowship with Ernst & Young, Raleigh, N.C., bachelorâ��s degree from Albany State University
• Corbin Hankins, fellowship with McGladrey & Pullen, Raleigh, N.C., bachelorâ��s degree from Wofford College
• David McPherson, fellowship with Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, Raleigh, N.C., bachelorâ��s degree from Elon University
• Jessica Shirley, fellowship with Ernst & Young, Greenville, S.C., bachelorâ��s degree from Wofford College
• Joel Stevens, fellowship with McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co., Macon, Ga., bachelorâ��s degree from Mercer University
• Beth Taylor, fellowship from McGladrey & Pullen, Raleigh, N.C., bachelorâ��s degree from NC State University College of Agriculture & Life Sciences

• Jon Wilkinson, fellowship with PricewaterhouseCoopers, Charlotte, N.C., bachelorâ��s degree from Covenant College

Academic Fellows

• Ally Alexandrova, bachelorâ��s degree from NC State College of Management
• Andrew DeMoss, bachelorâ��s degree from Colorado College
• Ashley Glasgow, bachelorâ��s degree from Wofford College
• Robert Hager, bachelorâ��s degree from NC State College of Management
• Brandon Hamilton, bachelorâ��s degree from the University of South Carolina
• Kristin Mangum, bachelorâ��s degree from Meredith College
• Brian Marynowitz, bachelorâ��s degree from Trinity College

• Carey Stewart, bachelorâ��s degree from NC State College of Management