Staff Members Support UNCG Nursing Student Success
Three School of Nursing staff members work behind the scenes to ensure positive outcomes for the next generation of nursing professionals.
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Dr. Joy Bhadury Named Dean of UNCG’s Bryan School
Dr. Bhadury has served as Interim Dean of the Bryan School since July 2024. He previously served as Associate Dean of Graduate Programs and Research at the Bryan School, where he led significant improvements in external research funding and graduate program enrollment.
The Hardcourt as Classroom
UNCG Kinesiology Professor Dr. Aaron Terranova works as a medical liaison for the SoCon Tournament.
Old Dog Teaches UNCG Officer New Tricks
Officer Nathan Vosler joined the UNCG Police Department and is now warming up to his new partner on paw-trol. That’s not hard to do when all this comfort dog wants is belly rubs.
HHS Asks UNCG’s Women in Science
For International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the School of Health and Human Sciences reached out to female faculty and staff who are accomplishing incredible things everyday.
How Fire Protects UNCG’s Premium Greenspace
Greensboro has its own patch of prairie, thanks to the hard work of UNCG faculty, staff, and students. Controlled burns are part of the regular maintenance to get new wildflowers to bloom.
Maher wins 2025 UNCG Research Mentor award, Tenured Category
The kinesiologist, who examines factors motivating physical activity engagement, has mentored 54 undergraduates in independent studies at UNCG.
UNCG Assistant Professor Dives into Behavior of Symbiotic Organisms
Dr. Derek Skillings investigates goal-directed behavior in collective entities, like biofilms and corals – and scores the largest grant in the department of philosophy’s history.
UNCG Alumni and Faculty Recognized as Achievers, Leaders
Ten alumni and faculty from UNC Greensboro were recognized by the Triad Business Journal in two of its most prestigious lists.
New UNCG BRIGHT Institute to Drive Innovation, Grow Workforce for Next-Gen Energy Economy
The BRIGHT Institute launched today with a Critical Materials Symposium. The new institute will focus on battery research innovation, next-generation energy harvesting technologies, and workforce preparation.