Janet Imrick

Before the end of the academic year, UNCG students put their research out in front of the community at the Undergraduate Research and Creativity Expo, presenting what they’d learned in the humanities, arts, and STEM fields.

School of Art students hosted an iron pour and steamroller press demonstration during a daylong event, turning the public into artistic collaborators at the Gatewood Art Studio.

The state is allocating more than $2.4 million to increase nursing degree completions.

With the help of fellowships, grants, and pre-professional advising, UNCG students and alumni like Catlin Torres ’23 connect with communities where the need for healthcare is greatest.

Since piloting helicopters for the North Carolina National Guard, Captain Lindsey Jefferies Jones ’18 learned the intricacies of leadership, teamwork, and relationships. Since earning her master’s at UNCG, she can bring all that together to help foster healthy relationships through counseling, social media, and an upcoming book.

The first full body meeting of the academic year will be held on July 11, giving UNCG staff time to meet and build engagement ahead of the new semester.

North Carolina offers the peaceful seclusion of a hike up to a waterfall and the foot-tapping energy of music in the park. These popular outdoor spots – and hidden gems – let visitors experience weekly fireworks, cool off in a lazy river, and sample delicious festival food.

Meriel Burnett’s award-winning research analyzed the jokes told by hundreds of her fellow students to understand what profanity can say about personality.

UNCG and the nonprofit Wakaboomee Program provided a day of gaming for middle school and high school students, where they also got a roadmap to future careers.

The art museum on the UNCG campus provides a valuable resource for faculty of all disciplines to help students visualize what they learn in lectures.