Beyond the flowering trees and fragrant wisteria, in the midst of Romanesque, neoclassical, neo-Georgian, and Modernist architecture, treasures abound at UNCG. Everywhere you turn, there’s a reminder of our campus’ storied past.
Researchers at UNC Greensboro and High Point University are collaborating on two studies to improve treatments for concussion and burning mouth syndrome.
Dr. Henner leaves behind many friends among his students and colleagues in the School of Education, and his work promoting the success and wellbeing of deaf children will have a long-lasting impact.
Dr. Kirkman dedicated years of service to UNCG and the Lloyd International Honors College in particular. He worked closely with students as Senior Academic Advisor while focusing his research on how to help emerging writers.
The Faculty Senate is a place to make your voice heard. Those include getting involved in committees, general meetings, the “Portfolio Task Force Rubrics Review: Campus Discussions” beginning August 28, and the “Academic Data Dashboard Faculty Workshops” beginning September 1.
University employees can read about these changes regarding facility access, alcohol, and ITS in the Policy Manual.
Susan Morris Safran ’77 knows firsthand how important it is to have excellent teachers. Now, she is bolstering the already exceptional standard of faculty excellence at UNC Greensboro’s School of Nursing.
More than two dozen newly announced grants will help UNCG faculty advance their latest research that promotes the health of children, families, and communities.
Starting August 23, faculty and staff who select their pronouns in UNCG Genie will see them displayed in Microsoft and other UNCG services.
UNC Greensboro is a friendly place for both military-affiliated students and their spouses and it’s these five majors that catch their attention.
