With projects investigating sleep and health, childhood obesity, augmented reality tech, and more, UNCG researchers make history for a third consecutive year as funding climbs to $67.6 million.
A story about a beloved pet is a good conversation starter. Two “pet walls” created by UNC Greensboro departments help students relax, laugh, and get to know each other better between classes and assignments.
The most recent funding announcements include a new and continuing grant from the Department of Defense for UNCG’s nanoscience research. This Funding Friday showcases a dozen projects across all disciplines.
UNCG research shows that college students generally don’t find their parents’ text messages intrusive.
Music Education Professor Tami Draves will lead the Faculty Senate into a new year. She shares some of her priorities to build camaraderie among UNCG’s faculty.
Work to reclaim the humanity of Black boys, men, and families through visual storytelling and narrative change comes to fruition. See the results of Dr. Smith Lee’s In All Ways Human campaign, which launched last year in Baltimore and online.
Professor Melanie Carrico will become president-elect of the International Textile and Apparel Association next year, and Dr. Jin Su received the 2023 Mid-Career Excellence Award.
GUIDE was created specifically to empower faculty and staff so that they can empower students and find answers for the difficult questions they face in higher ed.
The latest funding awarded to UNCG faculty will support research into topics such as language used in a court setting, enteroviral 2C proteins, and the music of composer Dmitry Shostakovich.
Since 2014, the Peck Alumni Leadership Program (PAL) has granted access to string instruments and private lessons to underserved students in Greensboro.