Among the biggest hurdles facing our nation’s Latino immigrant families are the language barriers that exist, creating gaps in understanding how U.S. schools work and how best to participate in the education of their children. Thanks to the partnership of hundreds of faculty, staff, students, and community volunteers, UNCG is working to bridge that gap. […]

There is a shortage of doctoral-level nursing faculty prepared to teach the nurses and nurse researchers of tomorrow. In the western areas of North Carolina, there are no Ph.D. in nursing education programs offered. However, thanks to a partnership between UNCG’s School of Nursing, Western Carolina University, and Mission Health, a group of nurses in […]

The Gala Premiere of Comanche: Hero Complexities will be held Friday, September 22, at 7pm in the UNCG Auditorium. Comanche: Hero Complexities is a multidisciplinary work created by Duane Cyrus and Theatre of Movement that is inspired by the heroic acts of Charles W. David, Jr., a Caribbean American United States Coast Guardsman who lost […]

Global community service can improve local conditions. It can also transform our own lives. Students who were involved in UNCG’s four-week Costa Rica Spanish Immersion Program during the summer of 2017 would likely agree with this statement.

Can you imagine a day when charging your cell phone is a simple as buying a solar panel at Walmart, pulling the sticker off of it, and putting it on your window? Dr. Hemali Rathnayake, Associate Professor of Nanoscience at the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, is working to make this idea a reality. She […]

The University is pleased to announce nine professorship appointments, which are effective as of August 2017.

We are pleased to welcome the following new faculty to the UNCG campus (updated August 21, 2017):

Collage: Atlantic Crossings will kick off the new academic year for the UNCG School of Music with its 10th annual Greensboro performance on September 9. 

A partnership with the Department of Human Development and Family Studies and The Creative Aging Network (CAN-NC) is examining how the power of creative expression effects the well being of seniors with memory symptoms. The ARTmail project is supported by the National Endowment for the Arts Research: Art Works Grant. Dr. Sudha Shreeniwas (UNCG) serves as the […]