UNCG Alum Manages Advanced Microscopy Lab
Kyle Nowlin helps train the next generation of scientists how to use the JSNN lab’s state-of-the-art microscopy equipment.
Kyle Nowlin helps train the next generation of scientists how to use the JSNN lab’s state-of-the-art microscopy equipment.
Thanks to essential staff who kept roads clear and dining services running, students returned to campus after holiday break to a winter wonderland.
“I said to my mom, ‘This is where I want to go to school.’” The College of Visual and Performing Arts’ new distinguished alumni reflect on the experiences and opportunities that set them up for success through life.
JSNN’s Tetyana Ignatova co-led a national scientific conference on the convergence of two promising disciplines.
SACSCOC has formally announced that UNCG will remain an accredited institution. It is welcoming news to the 150 faculty and staff members who led the reaccreditation process this year.
Natalie Paul’s topic for her honors thesis had a personal connection to her own life, but her research opened her eyes to the gaps that leave many other students in need. It inspired her to act, forming the student organization “Foster Forward” to help kids aging out of foster care take the next step.
Associate Professors Dharod and DeJesus are leading a $784,369 NIH-funded trial to reduce breastfeeding barriers for Latine parents. The community health collaboration includes Cone Health and student researchers from UNCG nutrition and psychology.
UNCG would not be able to offer students prestigious academic success without the hard work of the lab specialists. They feel right at home updating and repairing microscopes or behind the controls of the newest nursing manikins.
As Dominick Amendum ’01 raises UNCG’s musical theatre program to new heights, he’s also defying gravity as the production music supervisor of the blockbuster film adaptation of “Wicked.”
UNCG Professor Jianjun Wei takes a closer look at a centuries-old technology known as biochar to help with cleaner water.