Jazz Jam Sessions foster growth, unite community
A part of jazz culture, jam sessions provide students with the opportunity to grow as musicians and immerse themselves in the community.
A part of jazz culture, jam sessions provide students with the opportunity to grow as musicians and immerse themselves in the community.
Dr. Aileen Reid, assistant professor in the Educational Research Methodology Department, has mentored 28 students and won a Thomas Undergraduate Research Mentor Award applying her values-engaged educative training model.
Meetings and forums for the Spring 2023 semester begin on February 1. All faculty are invited to participate and speak at the sessions about campus policies and initiatives.
Spartan alumna Ruth Heyd ’99 and Stephanie Frazier established a scholarship endowment at the School of Music with a $600 thousand planned gift.
The Network for the Cultural Study of Video Gaming spearheads interdisciplinary education, research, and outreach opportunities for students, faculty, and the community.
A comprehensive new study led by Professor Gwen Robbins Schug of UNC Greensboro traces the impact of rapid climate change events on humans over the past 5,000 years, and offers lessons for today’s policy makers.
The Arts & Technology Venture and the Racial Reconciliation and Design Studio received Community-Engaged Pathways and Partnerships (P2) grants to put towards collaborative works and a memorial project at the International Civil Rights Center and Museum.
UNC Greensboro’s commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion has once more been recognized with the HEED award, a national honor for U.S. colleges and universities.
The latest funding will support faculty research that supports teacher training, social program evaluations, and the exploration of major mathematical questions.
Greensboro Project Space partnered with Peacehaven Community Farm to create a mini-museum featuring a continuous, free, tiny art exchange.