Twenty elementary teachers from schools across North Carolina collaborated with the School of Education’s STEM TLC. Together they worked on creative student-centered ideas that they can take back to their schools to promote science education.
The Center for New North Carolinians (CNNC) helps immigrants and refugees become an acclimated part of their local community. UNCG students who work with the Center provide critical support while gaining invaluable experience and perspective.
Some people dream about being scientists. Others aspire to be business owners. To use her findings to do good, Dr. Kaira Wagoner has decided to be both, launching a startup with UNCG alum Phoebe Snyder.
UNC Greensboro’s newest class got their first taste of campus life. Swag, games, food, and plenty of positive energy from faculty and staff awaited them through the NAV1GATE program. Watch and relive their introduction to all sorts of Spartan traditions.
Her smiling face has made students feel at home whenever they get their meals at UNC Greensboro. Fountain View Dining Hall cashier Brenda Joyce, or Ms. Brenda, has said goodbye to UNCG and hello to retirement. Spartan Dining and students gave her a heartwarming farewell on August 19.
Many applied mathematicians spend their careers working closely with engineers – writing code to find approximate solutions to partial differential equations for specific applications. But Lewis and Zhang go deeper: They’re hoping to change the methods applied mathematicians use.
As the new semester began, Beth Fischer sat down for an interview for faculty and staff. The Vice Chancellor for Advancement provides the latest update on Light the Way: The Campaign for Earned Achievement and the profound impact it will make.
In high pressure situations, first responders need all the information they can get. A computer scientist prepares augmented reality interfaces for a safer, better future.
The UNC Greensboro campus will once more be bustling with students as the Fall 2022 term gets underway. NAV1GATE helps new students acclimate to life as a Spartan. Read more about how you can best accommodate and support these students as they get to know their way around campus.
For more than a decade, Dr. Marianne LeGreco, in the Department of Communication Studies, has been one of the driving forces behind local food security initiatives, including urban garden projects, fresh food mobile markets, entrepreneurship programs, and culinary workshops. With UNCG support, the SNAP benefits “Green for Greens” program helped the local community and farmers markets weather the pandemic.