Speaking science

Dr. Lucía Méndez’ $1.6 million Bilingualtek project integrates language and science instruction to support young dual-language learners.
Dr. Lucía Méndez’ $1.6 million Bilingualtek project integrates language and science instruction to support young dual-language learners.
Funding for new and continuing projects by UNCG faculty will support initiatives such as future medical treatment, violence intervention and prevention, and more accessible education opportunities for children dealing with homelessness.
Dr. Quinton Parker researched the experiences of Black undergraduate music education students in predominantly White institutions.
Dr. Christian Moraru’s expertise in English literature is internationally renowned; Dr. Louis-Marie Bobby is a pioneer in genome evolution and the distinguishing of bacterial species.
Dr. Kimberly Petersen and Dr. Brittany Cassidy have prepared students for incredible careers in medical fields, biotech companies, and graduate schools.
The baffling discrepancies in severity of COVID-19 infections just caught a break thanks to two UNCG researcher-led studies published this winter.
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.
The 11th annual Graduate Research and Creativity Showcase “Scholarship That Matters” will be held Tuesday, April 4. Graduate students will present their accomplishments and communicate their research and creative activities to the public.
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.
From the dystopian to the mundane – Holly Goddard Jones’ new short story collection ties disparate tales together through a commitment to character and capturing the texture of everyday life.