The ripples of the COVID 19 pandemic are impacting North Carolinians across the state as a shocking shortage in the healthcare industry was reported earlier this year. According to a report released by Mercer in February 2022, North Carolina could be among the top five states in need of nurses should trends continue. But third year nursing student Fernando Cuevas plans to help fill that shortage.
Dr. Lee Phillips shares tips for undergraduate students about how to become involved in and make the most out of research.
Participants who come to the Center for Women’s Health and Wellness event will learn about how to intervene on behalf of students, including suicide prevention and educational methods aimed at diverse populations.
In Let’s Learn!, anyone anywhere can take workshops designed to spark creativity and foster cross-cultural understanding. “Everyone has something to learn; everyone has something to teach.” That is the founding principle of Let’s Learn! The World as Classroom, a volunteer-based project that brings together teachers and learners from all over the world through the internet.
Joshua Bell and Peter Dugan are internationally-renowned musicians, but they took a break in the middle of their tour to give School of Music honest and straightforward answers about the demands and rewards of a musical career, and share what they should put into action now that will pay off in the future.
This is the third year UNCG has offered this custom leadership program to all mid- and senior-level faculty. The dates for CCL sessions and information on how to apply have been announced.
Faculty as well as student groups may apply for funding for the third year of the demonstration grant project. Applicants must include specific details about their project’s goals and projected cost.
Plaques in honor of Logie Meachum and N. Frank Woods will be unveiled in Curry Auditorium on Friday, October 14. The two helped lay the foundation for Black Studies at UNC Greensboro.
Faculty who would like to nominate someone to receive this recognition may reach out to the Committee on Honorary Degrees. Learn more by reading the criteria and the list of past recipients.
UNCG has been designated a bike-friendly campus and is now working towards recertification of that recognition. Spartans can join a bike ride to learn more about the bike-friendly paths on and around campus on Friday, and participate in a survey that will go towards the recertification process.
