Dr. Kimberly Petersen and Dr. Brittany Cassidy have prepared students for incredible careers in medical fields, biotech companies, and graduate schools. They excel at drawing undergraduate students out of their comfort zones and preparing them for the competitive work in scientific research.
The collaborative effort between University Communications, Enrollment Communications, and marketing research has led to a new campaign that emphasizes prospective students, and how UNCG will help them become who they dream to be.
Provost Storrs invites faculty and staff to help develop a UNCG-specific rubric to evaluate all academic programs. Nominations for service are due April 4.
Faculty can sign up to get Unreal Engine training from Epic Games’ Tom Shannon in the esports arena on April 14-15. Participants will learn about everything from lighting to the fundamentals of VFX.
In keeping with ADVANCE’s mission to increase diversity and inclusion among faculty, workshops that cover implicit bias will be held for faculty and staff, as well as graduate and postdoctoral students.
Every year before Commencement, seniors are emailed the “First Destinations” survey. Faculty members are asked to speak to their students about the importance of responding, in order to promote departments and programs to future students.
Sixteen UNCG interior architecture students travel to Charleston for an opportunity to develop restaurant redesign plans for Wild Dunes Resort.
The two community leaders have promoted charitable funding, literacy events, and much more in the Greater Greensboro area. UNCG’s Board of Trustees selected them to receive the 2023 Holderness/Weaver Award for their dedicated service.
UNC Greensboro’s new BFA in Animation is allowing students to pursue new creative avenues, but even if you’re not studying animation, the new animation club allows you to find your place at UNCG.
Assistant Professor Dr. Elise Eifert created a new way to draw attention to engaged senior citizens while adding color to hallway.