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MSN graduate takes the stage and the next step in her career
Elizabeth Labadens comes from a family full of teachers, and she thought about becoming one as well. She decided instead to go into nursing, but as she made her rounds at the Novant Health Kernersville Medical Center, she found she still enjoyed teaching. Labadens helped newly hired nurses with their orientations and taught nursing students who did […]Read More »
Nutrition students fuel Spartan athletes
Last year, Madeleine Meinhold ’21 MS helped supervise a large team of students – including UNCG’s Dietetic interns and undergrads from the Didactic Program in Dietetics’ professional engagement mentorship initiative – to provide a variety of nutrition support to UNCG’s sports teams. Read more at UNCG Magazine.Read More »
UNCG brings Spartan spirit to Downtown in December
Greensboro’s Festival of Lights and Holiday Parade have been holiday traditions for more than 30 years, and Spartans are always part of that tradition in a number of ways. This year, during the Festival of Lights, UNCG trio 1aChord and Spartan alumnus Wally West’s community singalong were among acts performing live leading up to the […]Read More »
Ben Folds to host Q&A session with UNCG campus on Thursday, Dec. 9
Multi-platinum-selling singer-songwriter-producer and UNCG School of Music alumnus Ben Folds has been selected as the recipient of an Honorary Degree from UNCG. In addition to sharing an inspirational message with our graduates at December Commencement, Ben is hosting a special Q&A session exclusively for the UNCG community and guests on Thursday, December 9 from 4:00-5:00 […]Read More »
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UNCG Research: Atomic Dilemma
Dr. Etsuko Kinefuchi grew up in Japan. The 2011 disaster in Fukushima inspired the UNCG associate professor to shift her scholarly focus to environmental communication, and to write a book exploring the anti-nuclear movement. Read more at UNCG Research.Read More »
‘Toys for Joy’ parade on Wednesday, Dec. 8
Who doesn’t love a parade? Especially when it’s to make the holidays brighter for children in need. Chancellor & Mrs. Franklin D. Gilliam, Jr. and the UNCG Board of Trustees look forward to seeing you on Wednesday, December 8, for our fourth annual Toys for Joy parade benefiting the Guilford …Read More »
Class of 2021: Ashley Devon Smith
The G could stand for a lot of things in Ashley Smith’s life. Take your pick: Gumption. Grief. Graduation. Grace. That’s the one word Smith keeps coming back to as she describes her journey toward the doctoral degree she’ll receive in a few days from UNC Greensboro’s Department of Counseling …Read More »
School of Music celebrates its centennial
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the UNC Greensboro School of Music. For over a century, the School of Music has been a cornerstone for the performance, teaching, and research of music at all levels in the state, region, and beyond. Explore the centennial website to learn about the …Read More »
UNCG to award 1,975 degrees at December Commencement
UNC Greensboro will award approximately 1,975 earned degrees at the 2021 December Commencement and Doctoral Hooding ceremonies. The Commencement Ceremony will be held Friday, Dec. 10, at 10 a.m. at the Greensboro Coliseum. The University’s Doctoral Hooding Ceremony will take place later that day at 3 p.m. at the Greensboro …Read More »
Class of 2021: Champions in and out of the classroom
Juggling being an athlete and a college student is far from easy. The demands of integrating athletic competition, academic success and personal growth are challenging. But these four Spartan athletes and soon-to-be graduates have proven to be champions both in the classroom and in their sport. This year, a record 182 …Read More »
UNCG holds conference for educational interpreters
UNC Greensboro’s Professions in Deafness (PID) program is renowned for being the only program in the UNC System that fully prepares students to earn their interpreting license and work in professions that relate to deafness. While in the program, students demonstrate hands-on leadership through their involved work with the academic …Read More »
Public health education faculty work to improve sexual health
World AIDS Day, observed on December 1st of every year since 1988, is an international day dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic caused by the spread of HIV infection and mourning those who have died of the disease. Two professors from UNC Greensboro’s Dept. of Public Health Education have expertise in sexual health with an emphasis …Read More »
