Textron Aviation partnered with UNCG’s Bryan School of Business and Economics students. For their MBA capstone, they looked at ways to enhance the company’s nearly 20 service centers around the world.
The 2025-26 academic year brought major momentum to UNC Greensboro, with achievements that touched nearly every part of campus.
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.
Deloitte has expanded its Believers program into the Greensboro area and selected UNCG as host, training teachers across Guilford County to prepare the next generation of workers for the new JetZero facility.
Step inside UNCG greenhouses, where desert plants, tropical species, and native North Carolina flora bring biology to life. Greenhouse Manager April Harris supports hands-on learning and research that tackles real-world questions, from food insecurity to forest restoration.
Inspired by stories from her loved ones and coworkers, Dr. Madelynn Stackhouse now helps businesses better understand how stress and trauma impact their employees’ well-being and workplace function.
UNCG has received a $2 million award to launch NC BioMISSION, a bioindustrial workforce training and research program in North Carolina.
Nikolai Tassin ’26 arrived at UNCG expecting to pursue therapy, but discovering undergraduate research reshaped his path. Through hands‑on lab work, mentorship, and campus leadership, he found confidence, community, and a passion for inquiry. His experiences in research, creativity, and advocacy guided him toward Commencement and his future career.
After graduating, Dr. Kaira Wagoner ’11, ’15, PhD., stayed on at UNCG and is now director of the Plant & Pollinator Center. She’s a leader in honeybee protection across Greensboro, spreading her knowledge through the Bee Campus and through local classrooms and parks.
