Looking to expand and enhance the training opportunities for clinical mental health counseling students, Dr. Jennifer Deaton was awarded a nearly $1 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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.
This group will provide guidance to the University on the growing popularity of artificial intelligence tools, and help create a policy to support faculty, students, and research.
The Board of Trustee vice chair and Spartan alumna will receive North Carolina for Community and Justice of the Triad’s Brotherhood/Sisterhood Award.
An NIH exhibit curated by Dr. Anne Parsons explores the treatment of people with mental illness throughout American history – bringing to light the tension that exists between care and incarceration.
Since the early 1960s, our University has presented Distinguished and Excellence Professorships to exceptional faculty. Their impact can be felt by graduate and undergraduate students, in their realm of research, and ultimately across the community.
Students will be refueling their bodies and minds before exams the evening of November 29. Faculty and staff are invited to help serve up the breakfast staples.
UNCG’s Homecoming celebration returns this Friday and continues into Saturday with events such as the Children’s Festival and Homecoming Block Party.
Faculty are holding teach-ins this week to explain UNCG security tools and policies to students and to hear their own concerns and suggestions on how to make this a safer campus for all.
Dr. Obare has been dean for the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering since 2019. She succeeds Dr. Terri Shelton, who is retiring in 2024.