Mary Jo Helfers, a clinical nurse professor who passed away in 2023, continues to guide the paths of UNCG School of Nursing students. She first established the Mary Jo Helfers Endowed Scholarship in 2013 to honor her great aunt, and an estate gift is now increasing the endowment.
Behind every athletic team is a team of coaches, advisors, trainers, and physicians who keep them healthy and motivated. Learn more about the UNCG programs developing workforce-ready graduates and research to improve the experience of athletes at all levels.
With internal funding, Professors Shan Suthaharan and Qianqian Tong will respectively use artificial intelligence and geospatial analytics to look at North Carolina’s post-Hurricane Helene recovery and explore how to preserve privacy as AI becomes increasingly integrated into education, research, and industry.
A March 20 memorial ceremony for the late Sarah Shoffner ’62, ’64 MS, ’77 Ph.D. will be held in Marcus T. Johnson Alumni House. Shoffner’s impact spans decades, from three-time student to educator and administrator, and later chair of the Alumni House Committee.
The Parking Operations and Campus Access Management team oversees parking, transit, and access services. Their work helps Spartans arrive ready to make the most of their time at UNCG.
Dr. Susan Keane, who came to UNCG in 1983, has advanced research that can help families identify behavioral problems early and treat them. Her Candace Bernard and Robert Glickman Distinguished Professorship also helps her students get ahead in their own cutting-edge research.
With joyful mentorship and innovative research, JSNN’s Dennis LaJeunesse helps graduate students by building community and fostering scientific curiosity.
UNCG’s Bryan School launches AI for Impact, an executive workshop helping business leaders strategically and ethically integrate AI for future success.
Registration is now open for camps held each year at the College of Visual and Performing Arts. These camps are a big draw for kids who want a deep immersion into art and music and want to work with professionals in an art style of their choosing.
Director of OLCE Jarrod Rudd has been recognized by a state award for connecting Spartans with service opportunities and removing barriers to civic participation.
