Reposted from Campus Weekly Dr. Joy Bhadury (Bryan School of Business and Economics) received funding from the NCSU Institute for Transportation Research and Education for the project “Survey Development For NC Department of Motor Vehicles”. The project will develop a survey of peer DMV offices across the country, to be … Continued
Reposted from Campus Weekly Dr. Timothy D. Johnston recently was elected to serve as president of the Council of Colleges of Arts & Sciences in 2015. CCAS is a national association of baccalaureate degree-granting colleges of arts and sciences whose purpose is to sustain the arts and sciences as a … Continued
Reposted from Campus Weekly Dr. Terence Nile (Chemistry and Biochemistry) received new funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for the project “REU Site: A Multi-site, Multi-institutional International REU”. It will fund a new International Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) site for chemistry students. Ten students from colleges/universities in the … Continued
Reposted from UNCG Now Article by Mike Harris What comes to mind when you hear “Guantánamo”? A prison? A military base? What about a place of refuge? Or your home? Public History master’s students at UNCG have uncovered a rich set of stories about the naval base that they are … Continued
The North Carolina Entrepreneurship Center (NCEC) is happy to announce a number of opportunities for Greensboro area entrepreneurs and college students in early 2014. We hope you’ll participate and also help spread the word. Spring 2014 begins with a great lineup of speakers for Entrepreneurial Journeys: January 15 – Ursula … Continued
Kristin Medlin, Communications & Partnerships Manager for the UNCG Institute of Community and Economic Engagement (ICEE), has been selected to participate in the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce’s competitive program – Leadership Greensboro, class of 2014. Leadership Greensboro is a competitive platform that prepares young professionals like Medlin to take on … Continued
Repost from UNCG Now Article by Betsi Robinson The small but determined group gathered in front of the Bryan YMCA took hold of the bright green metal structure and hoisted it onto concrete footings nearby. Traffic along Market Street downtown slowed as drivers strained for a glimpse. State and federal … Continued
Repost from Campus Weekly Dr. Donna Nash (Anthropology) recently attended the Digital Heritage International Congress in Marseille, France, where she and colleagues presented two papers which have just been published in Volume 2 of the Proceedings of the 2013 Digital Heritage International Congress. Both papers deal with the use of … Continued
Repost from Campus Weekly Nataly Blas (University Libraries) is among the 2014 class of Emerging Leaders named by The American Library Association (ALA). The Emerging Leaders Program is designed to enable library staff and information workers to participate in project planning work groups; network with peers; gain an inside look … Continued
Repost from Campus Weekly Frank Woods (African American Studies) has art exhibited as part of the “Aggie Alumni and Friends” exhibition at the University Galleries at North Carolina A&T State University. The exhibition is in the Dudley Building. His three pieces include “Best Friends,” “Christ on the Road to Emmaus” … Continued