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Academic Success Coaching Program goes virtual
JC Hazelwood, a graduate student in the applied sport psychology program and a graduate assistant coach for UNC Greensboro’s Academic Success Coaching Program (ASCP), logs onto a Zoom meeting with a first-year student. He asks the student how their studies are going and guides them through any academic struggles they are facing, taking time to […]Read More »
UNCG student ‘paints the town positive’
In fall of 2019, UNC Greensboro’s Dr. Kristen Christman came across an article about teachers who had painted uplifting messages in school bathrooms. She brought the idea to her Positive Communication students, including Erika Lowrance, a studio art and communication studies double major. Inspired by the idea, Lowrance and a few of her classmates teamed […]Read More »
Mentors honored with awards and students’ words
UNC Greensboro’s Thomas Undergraduate Research Expo is coming up April 19 – this year, virtually – and it’s also time to honor the faculty mentors who have helped and inspired students along the way, engaging them in real-world scholarship and helping them fine-tune their research skills. Dr. Laurie Wideman received the Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award, […]Read More »
Dr. Rebecca MacLeod receives Excellence in Teaching Award
The University of North Carolina Board of Governors has selected UNC Greensboro’s Dr. Rebecca B. MacLeod to receive a 2021 Award for Excellence in Teaching. MacLeod, professor of music education at UNCG, is a national and international leader in music education. She champions the idea that everyone can and should express themselves musically and artistically. […]Read More »
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2021 UNCG Faculty Award recipients announced
The following University message was sent to all employees on April 6, 2021. We are pleased to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of UNCG faculty in teaching, research, mentoring, and service. Due to COVID-19, we are unable to gather to celebrate the extraordinary contributions of the honorees but are nonetheless proud …Read More »Chris Chalk ’01 gives acting advice to students
UNCG alum Chris Chalk ’01 recently Zoomed in for all three days of Michael Flannery’s Acting IV class. Flannery, Associate Professor of Acting, Acting for the Camera, and Drama Appreciation in the School of Theatre, said it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for his students. “Chris is committed to giving back …Read More »
New dean chosen for School of Nursing
UNC Greensboro is pleased to announce that Dr. Debra J. Barksdale will be the next Dean of the School of Nursing and Professor in Family and Community Nursing. She begins July 19, 2021. Currently, Barksdale is Professor of Nursing and the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University. …Read More »
Graduate programs recognized in U.S. News rankings
UNC Greensboro’s graduate programs are among the best in the nation according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2022 Best Graduate Schools rankings. Each year, U.S. News ranks professional school programs in business, education, engineering, law, medicine, and nursing, including specialties in each area. The rankings in these areas …Read More »
Alumna Ruth Dickey to lead National Book Foundation
Literature and community-building – those are the themes that have grown throughout the career of UNC Greensboro alumna Ruth Dickey ’04 MFA. The graduate of UNCG’s MFA Program in Creative Writing has taught poetry workshops in soup kitchens, drop-in centers, and the DC public schools, and she has held an …Read More »
MSPS hosts free vision clinics for students
UNC Greensboro’s Moss Street Partnership School (MSPS) recently partnered with In Her Vision to host free vision clinics for students March 18-20 and March 24-26. In Her Vision, led by Dr. Mojgan Besharat, provides comprehensive eye examinations assessing ocular and physical health as well as glasses at no cost. MSPS …Read More »
UNCG’s cherry trees signal spring
UNC Greensboro in spring is a sight to behold, a realm alive with flowers. And walking down College Avenue through the two rows of blooming Japanese cherry trees is an essential part of the UNCG experience. The cherry blossoms have been admired and enjoyed by the campus community and visitors …Read More »
Parent & Family Advisory Council supports students during pandemic
Cynthia Rivera-Kelley was attending a SOAR orientation session for parents when she learned about UNC Greensboro’s Parent & Family Advisory Council (PFAC), a group of family members of current undergraduate students who voluntarily support the students, faculty, and families of the University. Rivera-Kelley, now chair of the council, saw it …Read More »
