Findings offer new information about the childcare needs and experiences of Hispanic and Latine families, and underscore the need for public policies that improve access to affordable, high-quality care for this population, which includes more than 25% of U.S. children.
Water, culture and art collide for Assistant Professor Kelley O’Brien on a research trip to Bahrain. Dive into what she learned and brought back to her UNCG classrooms.
Thanks to these most recent announcements, UNCG faculty will expand knowledge in areas of sleep’s impact on weight and consequential learning in middle school STEM.
Among the stories: professor and alumnus Dominick Amendum ’01, his role in the “Wicked” films, and UNCG Musical Theatre; a preview of the Jackson Library transformation; and UNCG’s innovations in paid internships , including Humanities at Work and the Bryan School’s Blueprint series.
The Provost Fellows launched this program with UTLC, providing faculty with two types of sessions for building classroom community and cultivating a network.
The latest research announcements at UNCG serve the initiatives of faculty and staff working in all areas of campus, including Student Success, the Center for New North Carolinians, and Information, Library, and Research Sciences.
Dr. Diane Ryndak, a professor in the Department of Specialized Education Services, earned the accolade from Illinois State University for her long career as a champion for the rights of those with disabilities.
New and continued funding going to UNCG researchers will help the advance understanding of topics such as bilingual classrooms and building resilient communities.
Students with disabilities can find an advocate to work with them and their professors at the Office of Accessibility Resources and Services. There, staff will help them tailor a plan that fits their individual circumstances.
UNCG announces the latest funding that will bring out the best in communities, as well as new internal and external funding opportunities open to researchers.