UNCG School of Nursing Receives $2.4 Million Award
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The state is allocating more than $2.4 million to increase nursing degree completions.
The state is allocating more than $2.4 million to increase nursing degree completions.
From history and tradition to fireworks and food, Greensboro has all you need to feel free and festive this Fourth of July.
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders camp for adults with aphasia at Horsepower Therapeutic Learning Center helped the participants improve their language abilities and try a unique experience with horses in the process. The camp is run by grad students, faculty, and staff, and enables the grad students to earn clinical hours.
An ambitious obesity study following kids from the womb to preschool, the art of Disney, social entrepreneurship improving lives across NC, cosmodernism, and chiggers and ticks and sand flies (oh my!). Explore our wide-ranging impact in the 2024 issue of UNCG Research magazine.
Emilia Phillips, professor of creative writing in the English department, published their fifth collection of poems this year and unveiled it at a book reading that celebrated the community of students and artists who inspire Phillips’ work.
School of Art students hosted an iron pour and steamroller press demonstration during a daylong event, turning the public into artistic collaborators at the Gatewood Art Studio.
Five Spartan women’s softball players were named to the Academic All-District team and all are athletes excelling on the field and in the Kinesiology department.
Since earning her PhD in human development and family studies, Dr. Tyla Ricks β23 has invested in nurturing systems of care, becoming an advocate for children and families and a partner to organizations with the tools for their success.
Three recent graduates of the Middle College at UNCG illustrate how a non-traditional high school experience on a college campus can illuminate a path of success.
Before the end of the academic year, UNCG students put their research out in front of the community at the Undergraduate Research and Creativity Expo, presenting what theyβd learned in the humanities, arts, and STEM fields.