UNCG’s Videogaming Research Enlightens at Humanities Forum
Dr. Gregory Grieve takes his research findings with UNCG’s Network for the Cultural Study of Videogaming to an audience of global scholars in Korea.
Cemela Foundation honored with philanthropy Award
This week, the Cemala Foundation – a loyal partner and generous supporter of UNCG – was honored as the 2023 Outstanding Philanthropic Organization, Greensboro. The foundation has contributed more than $3 million in grant funding to a wide array of initiatives on campus.
Ramos Named a UNC System Faculty Fellow
The 2024 Faculty Fellows will focus on improving transfer student access and success, and will lead research efforts with the goal of supporting, sustaining and improving transfer student access and success across the state.
UNCG Center Study Looks at Success of College Credits Earned In High School
How well do college credits earned in high school transfer to a postsecondary institution and apply to a student’s degree? The Early College Research Center at SERVE received a $1.7 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education/Institute of Education Sciences to find out.
New UNCG Program Offers Stepping Stone Toward FNP Careers
UNC Greensboro’s School of Nursing family nurse practitioner concentration offers classroom and clinical training for full- and part-time students aiming for high-demand positions.
New Charging Stations for Electric Vehicles Available at Spartan Village Lot
UNC Greensboro is now the host of six new Level 2 NovaCHARGE electric vehicle (EVs) charging stations courtesy of Duke Energy’s Park and Plug program. This will bring the total number of charging stations on campus to 23.
Bryan School’s First Cole Professional Track Distinguished Faculty
This gift from alumna Sue W. Cole creates a first-of-its-kind faculty excellence support fund at UNCG, offering special opportunities exclusively to professional track faculty.
School Social Work Students Gain New Perspectives in the Classroom
Students working to earn their school social work license talk about what it’s like to work in local schools, making a difference while also finding their way.
UNCG Medical Director to Serve on National Board
The Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) appointed Dr. Traci McMillian to its Board of Directors.
UNCG Professor’s “The World IT Project” Lifts the Veil on Workplace Cultures
Conducted over the last ten years, the research of Bryan School Professor Prashant Palvia and his team should improve the lives of IT workers around the world.