Head Coach Cody Ellis praises the wealth of knowledge and worth ethic that will be added to the team with the hiring of Kris Taveras as an assistant coach and Tristan McAlister as director of operations.
The art museum on the UNCG campus provides a valuable resource for faculty of all disciplines to help students visualize what they learn in lectures.
In the search for new types of environmentally friendly energy systems, the initiative “Nature Inspired Collaborative Energy Research” draws inspiration from the complex molecules found in fungi and other natural organisms.
Josh Horne comes to Greensboro from Barton College, where he has served as the head coach for men’s soccer since August of 2022.
UNCG’s Institute for Partnerships in Education has launched several initiatives to address shortages of qualified K-12 educators in North Carolina. From offering targeted training for new STEM teachers and library media coordinators and professional development opportunities tailored to counties’ individual needs, IPiE is bridging K-12 pipeline gaps.
“Traditionally within the mental health field, trauma was thought of as an area of specialization,” explains Dr. Rebecca Mathews. “But we have found that all of us need to know how to provide trauma-informed care.” In response, UNCG’s Department of Counseling and Educational Development developed the Trauma-Informed Professional Practice certificate training program, or TIPP.
Grant Harris from Parking Operations and Campus Access Management is this year’s Betty Hardin Awardee, which recognizes excellence in finances and administration.
Thanks to new funding awards, UNCG faculty continue to advance research in a wide range of areas. These projects will include an expansion of slave deeds and study materials for flow batteries.
Ally Davis worked with the women’s softball team while also coaching at West Rowan Middle School, supporting the catchers and assisting with player development. Coach Janelle Breneman describes elevating her to a full-time coach at UNCG as a “full circle moment.”
Kimberly Mozingo and Carla Wilson discuss the Staff Senate’s goals as they assume their new roles for the 2024-25 academic year.