UNC Greensboro has once again received the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification. The elective designation from the American Council on Education (ACE) and the Carnegie Foundation indicates institutional commitment to community engagement and is currently held by 368 campuses.
Ten teachers from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools are the first school district-funded cohort in UNCG’s online master’s in library and information science program. The pilot program fills a vital need for school media coordinators.
UNCG biology research specialist, Lee Griffin, shares her perspectives on topics like gun control and free speech in PBS’s The NC Listening Project.
Campus may be quiet now that the fall semester is over, but there are plenty of ways to enjoy the sights and sounds of the holidays in Greensboro throughout December.
Since middle school, Elena Cousin knew she wanted to keep music in her life. Now, with her recently earned UNC Greensboro music education degree she’s sharing her love of the art with young students in her hometown.
Wellness should never feel like a luxury. UNCG’s resources accommodate employees’ busy schedules, and indoor and outdoor spaces let them step away from the demands of work and prioritize their personal health.
At UNC Greensboro, Dana Broadus found a study abroad opportunity, a McNair Scholar appointment, a job as a campus writer, and faculty support that allowed her to carve a career path that matched her unique interests.
UNC Greensboro’s School of Nursing family nurse practitioner concentration offers classroom and clinical training for full- and part-time students aiming for high-demand positions.
Students working to earn their school social work license talk about what it’s like to work in local schools, making a difference while also finding their way.
Looking to expand and enhance the training opportunities for clinical mental health counseling students, Dr. Jennifer Deaton was awarded a nearly $1 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration.
