Fleischmann is returning to Greensboro after spending more than three years as the parks and recreation director for the Town of Chapel Hill. Fleischmann previously served in the Greensboro parks department, including deputy director and community recreation services division manager.
Denise Dawson is one of only 25 doctoral recipients to be accepted for the Council on Social Work Education’s (CWSE) Minority Fellowship Program for the 2022-23 year. The fellowship began in October.
A memory screening is a simple and safe “Healthy Brain Check-Up” that tests memory and other thinking skills.
Dr. Anne Brady explains fitness marketing often tries to convince us that any routine worth doing must involve fancy devices or specialized gear, but in fact you need very little.
Dr. Rebecca G. Adams explains that adults may end up very lonely “if we expect the same assumption that we made as kids that friendship should just happen organically.”
Many staff described practices that likely create a more restrictive environment for Latino families and create administrative burden.
Mary “Bobbi” Miller Carson was a long-time kinesiology and UNCG supporter. She dedicated her life’s work to education.
What: The Genetic Counseling program celebrates it’s 20th year anniversary! When: Friday, October 14, 2022 from 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM. Where: The Colonnade at Revolution Mill. How: See here to learn more about the UNCG-Genetic Counseling 20th Anniversary Gala.
Zoom, texting, email and other forms of technology have been invaluable during the pandemic for shoring up friendships.
Dupuis-Witt brings more than 15 years of experience leading health initiatives to Phoenix. She is known as a champion of equitable approaches to health services and multi-sector, multi-partner collaborations that improve health outcomes for diverse communities.
