The work of UNCG alumna Margaret Arbuckle ’74 M.Ed., ’84 Ph.D. centered around tirelessly building bridges within Greensboro. She was recognized last weekend when she received the Lifetime Community Service Award from the International Civil Rights Center & Museum.
A UNCG program collaborates with teachers and families to create gardens at Guilford County child care centers, and connects them with local farmers, to promote healthy living from early childhood.
Across the High Country, UNCG-trained professionals are rebuilding their communities upended by Hurricane Helene. Their work was featured in the latest UNCG Magazine.
This Latino-based – but not Latino-exclusive – organization focuses on the personal and professional development of its members by hosting a series of events throughout the year. Its expanding membership since 2020 demonstrates the demand.
Barbara Berryhill, an alumna of the Woman’s College, gifts the founding scholarship fund to support deserving students through UNCG’s School of Education and lay the foundation for more quality classrooms in North Carolina.
Leslie Loyd, president and COO of A Simple Gesture, partnered with the Bryan School’s capstone project to pair MBA candidates with local companies and organizations.
MLIS student Fiora Mecale took on a project to document the unheard stories of Hurricane Helene survivors. With a loss of homes, possessions, and more, their individual stories live on.
Her interest in her own diet helped this nutrition major find her fit in college. Gourdine graduates this May, having dedicated hundreds of hours in dietary aid service and research into fighting childhood obesity.
UNCG hosts a variety of camps each summer that serve children’s unique interests, whether that be music, athletics, or just the chance to spend time with other kids like them.
UNCG School of Nursing’s Minerva’s Mobile Health Unit serves the community, meeting people where they are.
