Animation club sparks creativity and community
UNC Greensboro’s new BFA in Animation is allowing students to pursue new creative avenues, but even if you’re not studying animation, the new animation club allows you to find your place at UNCG.
UNC Greensboro’s new BFA in Animation is allowing students to pursue new creative avenues, but even if you’re not studying animation, the new animation club allows you to find your place at UNCG.
Assistant Professor Dr. Elise Eifert created a new way to draw attention to engaged senior citizens while adding color to hallway.
Nicole Perry explores the connection between children’s emotions and their adult caregivers. She delves into the research into a defining point in a child’s development, and how UNCG helps satisfy her curiosity.
Jennifer Cannon, a two-time alumna, formed meaningful connections at UNCG’s Bryan School for more than a decade.
Amanda Clark’s undergrad education at UNCG was fueled by a curiosity for how she may have avoided a dark path. This curiosity still influences her decisions today as she returns to Greensboro to battle the opioid crisis in Guilford County.
The Princeton Review named the UNCG MBA the country’s No. 2 resource for minority students.
Leigh Ann Little ‘06 was seeking her path when she started at UNC Greensboro (UNCG), and it was the teachings of two UNCG professors that led her to art education. Now, she’s the Director of Fine Arts for Guilford County Schools.
UNC System campuses, including UNCG, received system policy updates and legislative requests related to the First Amendment; UNCG is responding accordingly.
The School of Education’s Impact through Innovation program gives faculty and students the initial nurturing, guidance and seed funding to take their research from idea to fruition.
A good eye for how improving class engagement and a thoughtful method to understanding complex math problems earned Dr. Dan Yasaki this prestigious annual UNCG award.