The student-led organization gives students in the Department of Consumer, Apparel, and Retail Studies a stage to show their fashionable designs while also raising money for the fight against breast cancer.
The music career of Cal Richardson ’26 is off to a strong start thanks to his love of jazz, UNCG’s Miles Davis Jazz Studies program, and the generosity of Dr. Ward Robinson ’10 MPH, ’19 PBC. The double alum created endowment so that more students could share in the opportunities he enjoyed.
Dr. James Anderson and Rachele Riley will elevate their research during their trips to Vietnam and Scotland respectively. Riley will advance water and letterform design research in Scotland through a Fulbright award. Anderson will translate a document important to Southeast Asian history.
For her master’s capstone in gerontology, Niedrich studied how hospice care volunteers can better accommodate cultural and religious beliefs to help people die with dignity.
Joy M. Dismukes of UNC Greensboro’s Division of Research and Engagement (DORE) has been named a recipient of the Society of Research Administrators International’s (SRAI) prestigious Future of the Field Award.
Across the Triad, Spartans are helping people celebrate the nation’s semiquincentennial. Alumni helped the Guilford County committee put together celebratory programming ahead of the Fourth of July.
UNCG students collaborated with Dr. Anne Parsons, director of public history, and Lisa Withers of University Libraries to create “Limits of Freedom.” Their displays of African-American history went on display in time for the 250th anniversary of the United States.
Natalie Tucker discovered a passion for analytics at UNCG’s Bryan School. Today, she applies these skills as a Cyber Threat Intelligence Specialist at Disney, helping protect one of the world’s most recognized brands against emerging cyber threats.
Kimber Heinz ’09 MA, ’16 MA is a curator of political and economic history for North Carolina Museum of History. She considers herself a steward as she works with artifacts significant to the United States’ 250th anniversary.
Aslan Freeman ’11 reveals how UNCG preparation and experience in the NC music scene took him from small-town theater to playing Bank of America Stadium as the lead guitarist for Lainey Wilson.
