“I’ve never cried in an interview before, but I was so moved by the conversation and personal connection,” said UNCG doctoral student Mohammed Jibriel. “I knew UNCG was the right place for me.” Little did he know how right it would turn out to be.
Professional basketball player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist visited UNC Greensboro’s campus on Feb. 1 to speak to students in the Department of Communications Sciences and Disorders (CSD) about his past, present, and future journey as a person who stutters.
The G could stand for a lot of things in Ashley Smith’s life. Take your pick: Gumption. Grief. Graduation. Grace.
Juggling being an athlete and a college student is far from easy. The demands of integrating athletic competition, academic success and personal growth are challenging. But these four Spartan athletes and soon-to-be graduates have proven to be champions both in the classroom and in their sport.
Today, the UNC Greensboro School of Health and Human Sciences gained 182 new alumni. Congratulations to all of our HHS Spartans! We know you have a bright future ahead. By the Numbers: Two of our exceptional graduates are featured in the Q&A below. Aaliyah Mathews BS, Human Development & Family… Continue reading…
As Greensboro’s innovative day center for those experiencing homelessness, the Interactive Resource Center (IRC) offers free, no-questions-asked health services and counseling.
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…
