UNCG Alum Manages Advanced Microscopy Lab
Kyle Nowlin helps train the next generation of scientists how to use the JSNN lab’s state-of-the-art microscopy equipment.
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UNCG Doctoral Graduate Perseveres with Support
Recent SON PhD graduate Kim Vogt persevered in her academic journey, focusing on SANE training and affirmative care.
A Look Back at 2024’s Favorite UNCG News Stories
Let’s review the programs, people, and experiences that made us proud to be Spartans in 2024.
$4M Expansion to UNCG-led Family Peer Support Program
UNCG’s NC Voices Amplified program received new NCDHHS funding to expand and professionalize family peer support services in North Carolina.
UNCG Researcher Explores the Nano-AI Frontier
JSNN’s Tetyana Ignatova co-led a national scientific conference on the convergence of two promising disciplines.
Class of 2024: Bitten by the Bug of Biology
Elijah Resuello sated his curiosity about the natural world through the lens of microscopes and doing experiments out in the grasslands. His time spent studying biology, ecology, and entomology at UNCG has prepared him to appreciate and change the world around him.
UNCG Student Forms New Group to Help Foster Care Alumni Move Forward
Natalie Paul’s topic for her honors thesis had a personal connection to her own life, but her research opened her eyes to the gaps that leave many other students in need. It inspired her to act, forming the student organization “Foster Forward” to help kids aging out of foster care take the next step.
UNCG Researchers Aim to Bring Down Barriers to Breastfeeding
Associate Professors Dharod and DeJesus are leading a $784,369 NIH-funded trial to reduce breastfeeding barriers for Latine parents. The community health collaboration includes Cone Health and student researchers from UNCG nutrition and psychology.
Lab Specialists Smooth Out the Learning Curve at UNCG
UNCG would not be able to offer students prestigious academic success without the hard work of the lab specialists. They feel right at home updating and repairing microscopes or behind the controls of the newest nursing manikins.
Adapting to Consumer Apparel Needs
CARS Professors earned a grant to expose students to design and merchandising for the adaptive apparel community and market, a segment of the industry long overlooked.