Hazael Mengesha This semester has been a lot – I’m not going to lie – but not in a bad way. Coming back to campus after has been exciting, especially because I get to see a lot of people who I used to hang out with my freshman year, and… Continue reading…
The global outbreak of the novel coronavirus is quickly approaching the two-year mark, and although infection and hospitalization rates are trending down, the fight against the pandemic is far from over. At publication, the United States had a daily average of over 100,000 reported cases and 72,000 hospitalizations, according to… Continue reading…
Oct. 5 marked the biggest fundraising announcement in the history of our university. UNCG launches Light the Way: The Campaign for Earned Achievement.
TAMIKA DAVIS Instructional Technology Consultant / UNCG Learning Technology supportStaff HomepageDean’s Office DR. TAMAR GOLDENBERG Assistant ProfessorFaculty HomepagePublic Health Education DR. LAUREN GRIFFIN Clinical Education Coordinator/Assistant Professor, MSATFaculty HomepageKinesiology SUZANNE INGRAM Administrative Support AssociateStaff HomepageDean’s Office JENNIFER JONES AP Assistant ProfessorFaculty HomepageHuman Development & Family Studies TEENA MARTIN Instructional Technology… Continue reading…
We are so glad you are here – in person! Welcome to our brand-new students and welcome back to our returning students.
North Carolina and the Piedmont Triad region have a history of successful refugee resettlement dating back to the early 1980s, making it a natural laboratory for examining the health and integration of ethnically and linguistically diverse newcomer communities.
It is with mixed emotions that we announce two of our treasured associate deans will head into retirement this summer.
HHS/UNCG Teaching Excellence Award Elizabeth Webb, SWK “In practice-based courses, it is important for students to ‘receive constructive feedback on their assignments, so they think more deeply about social work practice,” one of her student nominators said. “She inspired me to teach at the college level. She has shown me… Continue reading…
The School of Health and Human Sciences comprises students who show up every day to make the world a healthier, safer, and more equitable place. HHS graduates are uniquely qualified to take on an uncertain future. This is a class that navigated a year of online classes, in some cases… Continue reading…
Students in UNC Greensboro’s Master of Public Health in Community Health Education program (MPH) are required to complete a five to six-month-long internship that builds upon three core competencies: leadership principles, systems thinking, and coalition building.
