Grace Marian Wolf

Grace earned a BA in economics with a concentration in quantitative financial economics and minors in environmental science and environmental justice. At Carolina, she explored the intersection of business and environmental science through policy work with RACE Energy, marine conservation research in Honduras, and coral restoration efforts in Costa Rica. She also conducted sustainable market research for Dunning Capital and will begin her career at W. P. Carey in New York City as an ESG reporting analyst. Grace served as a delegate to COP27 with the UNC delegation, contributing to university efforts around climate policy and global engagement. On campus, she was secretary of the First-Generation College Student Association, community service chair for Zeta Tau Alpha, and a consultant with Consult Your Community. Before Carolina, she took a gap year, during which she drove the historic Route 66 and volunteered at a nonprofit farm in Florida.