Wellness should never feel like a luxury. UNCG’s resources accommodate employees’ busy schedules, and indoor and outdoor spaces let them step away from the demands of work and prioritize their personal health.
Dr. Podlas led the Department of Media Studies since 2016. Her colleagues remember her robust scholarship and the dedication and respect she showed everyone in the department.
UNCG’s dedication to eSports education is not only for students. From English to psychology to religious studies, faculty can get in on the fun and games and advance their research with help from the Network for the Cultural Study of Videogaming.
Starting January 10, Dr. Frances Bottenberg will take on the new position and lead Honors Admissions and the Scholar’s Program, among other responsibilities.
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.
The NC Rated License Assessment Project, run by UNCG for nearly 25 years as a pioneering initiative, has helped improve the lives of millions of children in North Carolina and beyond.
Dr. Clint Allred and Dr. Amanda Tanner will work on initiatives aimed at supporting and empowering UNCG faculty in their scholarly and creative endeavors.
Dr. Stuart Marcovitch and Trina Porcher have made a lasting impact on students through mentorship, research opportunities, service, and administrative support.
This recognition by the Carolinas Communication Association continues to highlight UNCG faculty’s role supporting communications scholarship.
Nearly three dozen new funding announcements will go toward the enhancement of all walks of life, from infant eating behaviors to addressing the damage of the opioid crisis.