It’s no secret that a teacher shortage is taking a toll on schools nationwide. A partnership with UNC Greensboro aims to help Guilford County Schools close the gap locally by getting beginning math and science teachers without education degrees off to a good start.
With the passing of the state budget, UNCG employees now know what to expect for raises, incentives, and funding for various University programs.
Betty Wall Forrest ’75 talks about what inspired her to support students with this gift to the Light the Way campaign.
UNCG students from different fields of study get hands-on experience and share their pride in the university’s academic leadership in the growing esports industry.
Dr. Lindsay Draper ’16 M.S.N., M.B.A., ’19 D.N.P. went from being a mentee in graduate school to a mentor in UNCG’s School of Nursing.
ITS provides a schedule for the data transfer, as well as what will happen to research data and inactive accounts.
UNCG’s School of Education faculty created a makerspace for students to conceptualize the classroom. They also teamed up with a makerspace in downtown Greensboro to foster the maker’s mindset in North Carolina teachers.
The iBelong implementation team is looking for new proposals for initiatives that will increase students’ sense of belonging.
From ukuleles and drums to artwork and pom-poms, UNCG brought tons of energy to all the people who visited downtown Greensboro for the NC Folk Festival.
Guilford County Schools sponsored four of the latest grants to UNCG faculty and staff. Other research explores the fight against cancer, nurses’ interactions with patients, and technology’s role in healthy grocery shopping habits.