Dr. Erin Reifsteck and Dr. Michael Hemphill’s research is focused on supporting student veterans’ post-military wellbeing. Partnering with Military-Affiliated Services, they’re organizing events and activities tailored to the student veteran experience at UNCG.
James Goins and Scott Garrison share some of the secrets and history of the auditorium during a walk through the building – from the basement to the attic – and share what it takes to create memorable experiences for audiences and performers.
Faculty have received funding for research that will go towards improving education and building community. It supports a variety of fields, including kinesiology and library and information science.
“Along with his prior gift, six volleyball scholarships are funded by Jim’s generous giving,” according to UNCG Athletic Director Brian Mackin. James Dutton passed away on October 23. With a $2.2 million planned gift this fall, coupled with a $1.6 million planned gift announced earlier this year, his impact on the lives of future UNCG student-athletes will be incalculable.
Faculty members explore ways to improve life for people with co occurring disorders as well as access to postsecondary education. Read more about the research and partnerships they’re embarking on.
Career & Professional Development Director Nicole Hall oversees a team of professionals and a trove of resources that help students find professional success by leveraging innovative technology and experiential learning.
A spinoff co-founded by a nanoscience alumna and associate professor beat 200 startups in TechCrunch Disrupt 2022’s Startup Battlefield. Minerva Lithium could revolutionize green energy initiatives by making it faster, less labor-intensive, and more cost-effective to collect a critical ingredient for batteries.
Following three decades working at UNCG, Robert Hansen has invested in the future for Theatre students. He reflects on his memories of campus and the vital role that mentors play in molding the next generation of artists.
Audrey Snyder, School of Nursing Associate Dean, is passionate about disaster preparedness and emergency response. Recently sworn in as a Disaster Medical Assistance Team member, she’ll be sharing this real life experience and expertise with nursing students.
UNCG is collaborating with Epic Games with an opportunity for faculty, staff, and student educators to learn how to build interactive 3D experiences using Unreal Engine – the world’s most open and advanced real-time 3D creation tool. Register now for the Unreal Engine Accelerator Experience – a hands-on educational workshop in using Fortnite’s Creative toolset on October 28-29. The deadline to register for one or both days of training is Friday, October 14.