UNCG Assistant Professor Bryan McLean leads a national digitization effort of museum specimens. But he knows it’s not enough to have the information. His additional project on campus makes sure UNCG students know how to use it.
Lithium is a component of batteries used in phones and vehicles. At UNCG, Dr. Hemali Rathnayake leads pioneering research into a more efficient and cost-effective method of converting lithium.
UNCG celebrates Dr. Bob Eason’s 100th birthday with a look back at his service to the psychology department and impact on so many Spartans during his long life.
Dean Mattacola recognized faculty and staff for outstanding work in the classroom and for creating a positive environment for students.
The office handed out its annual end-of-year awards, including a legacy award for Regina King, one of Housing and Residence Life’s committed staff members.
The awardees of the 2023-24 Teaching Excellence Awards demonstrated an eagerness to teach and a willingness to embrace change in the classroom that transformed their students’ higher education experience.
UNCG researchers will use their recent funding awards to advance improvements in ophthalmology, rural communities, herbicide detection, and foster care education.
The gig economy is here. Briana Caza studies challenges independent workers face and designs interventions to help them succeed.
Dr. Eric Willie’s percussion students brought home a coveted award in his first year at UNCG. It’s one of many marks of success for music students within the College of Visual and Performing Arts, and one reason Willie is UNCG’s Board of Governors Excellence in Teaching Award winner.
David “Tug” Watson is a musical theatre artist from New York who most recently performed as a cast member in the Broadway revival of Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Watson joined the Broadway company of The Phantom of the Opera in 2018 after receiving his MFA.