Artists are imbued with the creative drive needed to launch successful careers, an essential element they come to UNC Greensboro’s College of Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA) to develop and augment. This winter, Innovate UNCG launched a new Impact through Innovation (ITI) Hub in CVPA to further foster a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship within artistic disciplines.
Sandra Shultz, director of UNCG’s Center for Women’s Health and Wellness, will earn a patent from the U.S. government for a GMetric3D Knee Joint Laxity Testing Apparatus. The device is intended to help reduce the number of ACL injuries, particularly among female athletes.
In January, UNC Greensboro was chosen as one of just 36 U.S. universities for an Unreal Academic Partnership by Cary-based Epic Games, makers of Unreal Engine 3D computer graphics tool and Fortnite, one of the world’s most popular video games.
With $1.4 million in NIH funding, Dr. Maryanne Perrin is comparing human milk samples from hundreds of milk bank donors around the world, to better understand this important first food for vulnerable preterm infants.
Drs. Malcolm Schug and Kristy Howell were recognized during the men’s basketball game on February 1, after being named to SoCon’s All-Conference Faculty and Staff team.
Biology’s Dr. Bryan McLean and his collaborators discovered the Snake River Plains ground squirrel in southern Idaho.
Community engaged scholar and UNCG assistant professor Jocelyn Smith Lee took a turn on “Wheel of Fortune” and won big. For the lifelong Wheel-watcher, the experience brought a surge of joy to her family after a tough year.
Students earning degrees in the School of Education benefit from the thought-provoking research in areas of special education, trauma-informed practice, classroom environment, and public health. Their faculty researchers talk about their work so far, and how they hope to move forward.
How one Bryan School department continues to innovate its curriculum in the face of A.I., landing a coveted Google cybersecurity grant in the process. To the Bryan Business Report.
Dr. Jesse Ford, assistant professor in the Department of Teacher Education and Higher Education at UNC Greensboro, focuses on increasing academic success for Black men from pre-K through Ph.D. Ford launched the Center for Black Men Success which serves as a research and programmatic initiative.
