Gaming ethnography
A gamer. A researcher. An anthropology and religious studies double major. Meet Sophia Rosenberg, who found their path to the future through UNCG’s Network for the Cultural Study of Videogaming.
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Announcement regarding instructional multimedia design and technology support
The Instructional Multimedia and Design and Technology Support teams are moving from UTLC to be merged with ITS. Read more to learn how faculty can use these resources in the future.
‘Stop, Drop, and Roll’ rolls out this weekend
Faculty and staff who are working on campus this summer can expect to see students and their parents stopping by to move their belongings into their dorms beginning July 15.
UNCG Alumna Receives national recognition for immigration work
Liana Adrong recently received the 2023 Outstanding Americans by Choice award from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for her work. One of nine children who came to the U.S. from Vietnam, she is passionate about her Montagnard-Ede heritage.
Greensboro Business of the Year Has Roots at UNCG
Xtern Software, Inc. in Greensboro is full of Spartan Pride. The custom software company is owned by a UNCG alum with other alumni on the team. Now, it’s the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce’s Small Business of the Year.
Wade Maki talks ethics in ‘Behind the Screen’
UNCG’s new “Behind the Screen” series premieres with the philosophy senior lecturer and director of the liberal and professional studies sharing his perspective on video games and what lessons they can teach a player.
UNCG Professor Creates Well-Being Initiative Through Fist Bumps
UNCG public health education professor Mike Perko is launching an initiative for youth well-being and – at the center of it is something very simple – a fist bump.
Countdown to ‘Behind the Screen’
Faculty at UNCG answer the question “Does gaming belong in academia?” with a resounding yes. This new video series “Behind the Screen” debuts on Friday and showcases how UNCG embraces video games’ role in education, innovation, and career development. Follow the series on UNCG’s YouTube channel.
UNCG’s NC cookbook Collection offers July 4th Inspirations
UNCG’s North Carolina Cookbook Collection holds hundreds of recipes ranging from side salads to desserts – going back 100 years. The UNCG Department of Nutrition recently followed a 70-year-old apple pie recipe found in the University library’s archives.
UNCG School of Nursing Awarded $2.5 Million To Help Underserved Communities
The UNC Greensboro School of Nursing was awarded a four-year grant worth $2.5 million to increase the number of nurse practitioners prepared to provide primary care to underserved and rural communities around Guilford County and nationally.