From craft brewing history, to serving adults with cochlear implants, to studying the movements of a legendary choreographer, UNC Greensboro’s faculty’s research impacts all aspects of culture within communities. Learn about the 13 projects awarded funding this year from this competitive program.
“They said, ‘we want your students to be knowledgeable…so we can continue to hire them.'” Top clothing manufacturers have worked closely with the CARS program for decades, and frequently donate the tools of their trade to give students hands-on experience.
Catch up with the stars of UNCG Magazine from years past. Illustrators, sign language interpreters, educators, Broadway stars, softball players, civic leaders and more caught up with writers through Zoom calls, coffee shop chats, and heartfelt visits. Nearly 50 alumni share their stories.
Budget analyst Chris Russell has been a steady presence and a source of encouragement and guidance for staff who manage UNC Greensboro’s finances. August 1 marked 45 years since her first day of work at UNCG, and the Department of Financial Planning & Budgets celebrated her dedication to the campus community.
Dr. Cristiane S. Damasceno first participated in the international Learning Circles project when it was piloted at the Chicago Public Library in 2015. She has worked with the Greensboro Public Library over the last two years to implement the program locally.
UNC Greensboro’s Concert and Lecture Series invites renowned artists to campus for a performance open to the public and a master class for the students. This experience is extremely valuable for UNCG’s aspiring artists.
Training for the Next Generation Web Project will begin in the next few weeks ahead of the December launch. Watch a preview of the new webpage layouts and how to add content to your site.
This fall, 22 secondary school teachers, who come from 21 different countries and five world regions, will be paired with local teachers at Doris Henderson Newcomers School, Western Guilford High School, and Middle College at UNCG, thanks to the Fulbright Teaching Excellence and Achievement (Fulbright TEA) Program.
Health leaders across the state and the country have warned of a rise in mental health crises, particularly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. UNC Greensboro’s “Voices Amplified” project will work to reach people where they are, and serve families and youth. Read more about this new partnership and its far-reaching impact across North Carolina.
Lecturer of Arabic, Noor Ghazi, wants students to hear directly from those whose lives have been upended by warfare in her native country of Iraq, and those families want someone to listen. Read how her students in North Carolina are connecting with students at the University of Mosul to share those stories, and expand their knowledge of Iraqi culture.