News Featured Stories Welcome New HHS Faculty & Staff – 2021 Welcome, HHS Spartans! Spartans Lead COVID-19 Community Health Outreach Dave Demo and Kathy Williams honored as they retire this summer Faculty and Staff Awards -2021 We are so incredibly proud of our Class of 2021 Spartans! STUDENT INTERNS SUPPORT VACCINATION EFFORTS Trickle-down effect: What Biden’s diverse cabinet means for higher ed UNCG presents “The R-Word” film screening Believe in the G – 2021 Our vaccine distribution may not be serving the most vulnerable population What are my Choices HHS Class of 2020 PIVOT POINT Meet the School of Health and Human Sciences new faculty and staff! Researchers study link between nutrition and COVID-19 GENETIC COUNSELING PROGRAM CELEBRATES 20TH ANNIVERSARY Researchers adapt in face of pandemic Professor’s scholarship aims to address equity and inclusion Minority Faculty Research Highlights News What Can We Learn from the World’s Most Peaceful Societies? UNCG RECOGNIZES HHS STAFF Member, Michael Scotto, WITH EXCELLENCE AWARD HHS Administrative Support Associate Mary Ann Sensebaugh to Retire May 31, 2021 Krista Westervelt, Peace and Conflict Studies, awarded 2nd place in the UNDERGRADUATE EXPO – 2021 HHS students shine in undergraduate virtual expo “A COLORED GIRL SPEAKS” PODCAST BY ANDREA HUNTER Grad students represent HHS in 2021 Grad Research and Creativity Expo HHS faculty recipients of 2021 UNCG Faculty Awards Inside look: UNCG’s new Nursing and Instructional Building 2020-2021 RESEARCH EXCELLENCE AWARDS RESEARCH FORUM ON WOMEN’S HEALTH AND WELLNESS (VIRTUAL) UNCG GRAD HELPS BUCCANEERS FUEL UP FOR THE SUPER BOWL VIRTUAL HHS SPEAKER SERIES: BRINGING A RACE EQUITY LENS TO HEALTH AND HUMAN SCIENCES UNCG ESTABLISHES NEW GENERAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM AND FACULTY FELLOW UNC Greensboro’s Faculty Diversity Jumped in Five Years. How Did It Do It? How targeting the ATF4 gene could help us fight alcoholic liver disease Professor Mathieu Despard featured on WalletHub Best of luck to our three HHS graduate students competing in UNCG’s annual 3-Minute Thesis Competition Improving Care For The Elderly After a breast cancer diagnosis, many Black women face barriers that delay their care
