Baseball graduate Aiden Brewer signed with the High Point Rockers. He will be a part of the team’s roster on Saturday, where they’ll have home field advantage when taking on the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs at Truist Point.
The art museum on the UNCG campus provides a valuable resource for faculty of all disciplines to help students visualize what they learn in lectures.
Each summer since 2017, around 100 Hispanic and Latino high schoolers have visited UNCG to learn about college readiness, meet mentors, and explore academic programs.
In the search for new types of environmentally friendly energy systems, the initiative “Nature Inspired Collaborative Energy Research” draws inspiration from the complex molecules found in fungi and other natural organisms.
UNCG’s Housing and Residence Life team shares tips for a stress-free college move-in.
UNCG and the nonprofit Wakaboomee Program provided a day of gaming for middle school and high school students, where they also got a roadmap to future careers.
Meriel Burnett’s award-winning research analyzed the jokes told by hundreds of her fellow students to understand what profanity can say about personality.
UNCG’s Institute for Partnerships in Education has launched several initiatives to address shortages of qualified K-12 educators in North Carolina. From offering targeted training for new STEM teachers and library media coordinators and professional development opportunities tailored to counties’ individual needs, IPiE is bridging K-12 pipeline gaps.
“Traditionally within the mental health field, trauma was thought of as an area of specialization,” explains Dr. Rebecca Mathews. “But we have found that all of us need to know how to provide trauma-informed care.” In response, UNCG’s Department of Counseling and Educational Development developed the Trauma-Informed Professional Practice certificate training program, or TIPP.
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