Chancellor Mauceri with Laurie S. Fulton, U.S. Ambassador to Denmark, and Joergen

Bardenfleth, Strategy Director of Microsoft International, during the Chancellor's visit

to Denmark to conduct the Danish National Orchestra in November.

L-R: Chris Heckman, Michael Dwinell, Mark Haas and Aaron Shows flank Ulla Miilmann,

School of Music alumna and principal flutist of the Danish National Radio Orchestra,

and Maestro Mauceri, who conducted the orchestra in a Hitchcock concert in November.

Chancellor Mauceri and School of Dance Dean Susan Jaffe were among the distinguished

artists invited to participate in "Reflections on The Rite: A Conversation" at Historic

Playmakers Theatre at UNC-Chapel Hill on Oct. 1.

High school alumni with Yo-Yo Ma and Chancellor Mauceri in Chapel Hill

Yo-Yo Ma, Dean of Dance Susan Jaffe, Chancellor Mauceri in Chapel Hill

Chancellor Mauceri poses backstage with Music alumnus and Tony nominee Phillip

Boykin, Crown in The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess.

On June 23, Maestro Mauceri conducted Sigmund Romberg’s beloved German-American operetta The Student Prince with the WDR Orchestra at the Kölner Philharmonie (Philharmonic Hall) in Cologne, Germany. The concert performance also was broadcast throughout Europe. Pictured with the Maestro is Anja Petersen.

Chancellor and Mrs. Mauceri celebrated with faculty and alumni at the wedding of UNCSA alumni Dane Dehaan and Anna Wood in June 2012. Standing (l-r): Quin Gordon, Veronica Dominczyk, Jake Lacy, Logan Fahey, Ashley Gates Jansen (Drama Faculty), Lauren Culpepper, Dane DeHaan, Anna Wood, Paul Silver, Mary Irwin (Drama Faculty), Janine Hawley (Music Faculty), Kirtan Coan (Drama Faculty), Bob Moyer (Drama Faculty) and Dale Girard (Drama Faculty). Seated (l-r): Mollie Murray (Drama Faculty), Betty Mauceri, Chancellor John Mauceri, former Drama Dean Gerald Freedman, Robert Beseda (Drama Faculty) and Wesley Taylor.

L-R: Chancellor John Mauceri with School of Dance Dean Designate Susan Jaffe and American Ballet Theatre Chief Executive Officer Rachel Moore, at the Metropolitan Opera House on July 7, 2012.

The Fighting Pickles fielded a team on June 15 to compete in the UNC Staff Assembly Chancellors’ Cup Golf Tournament at the Lonnie Poole Golf Course on the campus of N.C. State University. Participating were, from left to right: Chris Boyd, Kurt Linney, Betty Mauceri, and Casey Forrest. The tournament benefits The Janet B. Royster Memorial Staff Scholarship Fund, which is designed to help staff members who are actively taking classes with the associated expenses of continuing their education and professional development through the UNC Staff Assembly. Photo by Charles Leftwich Jr.

UNCSA Chancellor John Mauceri with Jamie Bernstein and Berstein Excellence Award winner Michael Dwinell at Bernstein on Broadway with the North Carolina Symphony in Raleigh, N.C.

Chancellor John Mauceri and Drama Dean Gerald Freedman with the School of Drama faculty and alumni cast and crew of Hamlet before departing for the 2011 Aspen Music Festival.  Top Row (l-r): Lauren Culpepper (Class of 2008), Drama Dean Gerald Freedman, David van Pelt (Class of 1990), Mary Irwin (School of Drama Faculty), Richard Fullerton (Class of 1996) and director Quin Gordon (Class of 2008).  Bottom Row (l-r): Ted Schneider (Class of 2002), William Connell (Class of 2005) and musical director Chancellor John Mauceri. 

Chancellor John Mauceri pictured with American Ballet Theatre (ABT) Executive Director Rachel S. Moore and Artistic Director Kevin McKenzie on the PR Newswire Board in Times Square, New York City announcing the new partnership between UNCSA and ABT.

Chancellor John Mauceri shows University of North Carolina President Thomas W. Ross the costume stock within UNCSA's School of Design & Production.

UNCSA Chancellor John Mauceri with his wife, Betty.  Photo by Donald Dietz.

In October, 2010, Chancellor John Mauceri made his debut in Spain at the Bilbao Opera, as musical director of Susannah. He is pictured with Susannah’s composer, Carlisle Floyd (gold tie), UNCSA Music student Leo Hurley (right), who assisted Maestro Mauceri, and UNCSA Music alumnus Ricardo Ruiz (left), who played in the violin section of the opera orchestra.

Chancellor John Mauceri, right, discusses issues raised at a Town Hall meeting on “How Arts and Innovation Impact Communities” held at UNCSA on Sept. 10, 2010, with National Endowment for the Arts Chair Rocco Landesman and N.C. Department of Cultural Resources Secretary Linda Carlisle.

UNCSA Chancellor John Mauceri with Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.

Photo by Mitch Hanlon

Chancellor Mauceri with Alumni Achievement Award Winners in Washington, D.C.
in March 2010.

Chancellor Mauceri visits with Los Angeles-area alumni for brunch in 2008.

UNCSA alumnus and Board of Visitors member Randy Jones visits with Chancellor Mauceri (wearing a Staples Center hard hat, in honor of Jones' musical group, the Village People).

School of Drama Dean Gerald Freedman left, and Chancellor Mauceri talk with President Erskine Bowles when UNCSA hosted the UNC Board of Governors.

Chancellor Mauceri, Director of External Affairs Jim De Cristo (left) and School of Fillmaking Dean Jordan Kerner visit U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan in Washington, D.C.

Alumni Danny McBride (left) and David Gordon Green visit with School of Filmmaking Dean Jordan Kerner and Chancellor Mauceri while on campus to talk with students.

Alumna Missi Pyle, Mandy Patinkin and Olympia Dukakis chat with Chancellor Mauceri at the Gerald Freedman Celebration in 2009.

Chancellor Mauceri visits with Chicago-area alumni in 2008.

Assistant Dean Warren Conover, Chancellor Emeritus Alex Ewing and founding Dean of Dance Robert Lindgren join Chancellor Mauceri in honoring former Dance Dean Susan McCullough for her contributions to the school.

N.C. Rep. Earline Parmon, the first Miss Pickle, and Chancellor Mauceri pose with Pickles, the official First Dog of UNCSA, at her first birthday party.

John Travolta, Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens pause with Chancellor Mauceri, who conducted the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra at The Walt Disney Co.'s "rollout" in September 2008.