In Memoriam: Dr. Kimberlianne Podlas
Dr. Poldas led the Department of Media Studies since 2016. Her colleagues remember her robust scholarship and the dedication and respect she showed everyone in the department.
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Class Of 2023: Kemiah Williams Makes It Happen at UNCG
It’s not hard to find Kemiah Williams on campus, mostly because she’s involved in a little bit of everything. The kinesiology major works in several campus offices, while also graduating this December nearly two years early. While she says her time at UNCG has been busy, it’s made her a better person.
Follow Me Season 2 Features Students Finding Their Way
Follow four students through a day in their lives at UNCG and learn how Spartans combine campus activities and academics to prep for careers with real impact.
Seed Grants Kickstart UNCG’s Video Game-Related Research
UNCG’s dedication to eSports education is not only for students. From English to psychology to religious studies, faculty can get in on the fun and games and advance their research with help from the Network for the Cultural Study of Videogaming.
Continuing to Serve: Boul Uses Counseling Degrees to Help Military Families
Military life can be taxing on the enlisted person as well as spouses and children. As a veteran who spent nearly 10 years in the United States Army, Steven Boul knows that well.
Staff Senate To Hold Strategic Plan Feedback Session
The Staff Senate is working on a new strategic plan, and all staff are invited to provide input and ideas at an in-person meeting on December 12.
Class of 2023: Dana Broadus, Writer, Explorer, and Scholar
At UNC Greensboro, Dana Broadus found a study abroad opportunity, a McNair Scholar appointment, a job as a campus writer, and faculty support that allowed her to carve a career path that matched her unique interests.
Nominate a Student for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Service Award
The Office of Intercultural Engagement invites faculty and staff to nominate an undergraduate or a graduate student they believe is deserving of the $500 MLK Service Award Scholarship.
JSNN Faculty Help Lead National Nano Conference
The theme for the 2023 NSF Nanoscale Science and Engineering Grantees Conference theme is nanobiology. It’s a gathering space for academics and leading figures who make critical decisions on funding leading edge science and engineering studies at the nano level.
Dr. Bottenberg Announced as New Assistant Dean of Lloyd International Honors College
Starting January 10, Dr. Frances Bottenberg will take on the new position and lead Honors Admissions and the Scholar’s Program, among other responsibilities.