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Lloyd International Honors College Seniors Celebrate Unique Opportunity to Share Research 

Before seniors Ava Hall and Cameron Dupree graduate in May, they’ll have accomplished a significant feat. The two presented at the Honors Symposium sponsored by UNC Greensboro’s Lloyd International Honors College on March 20.   The hybrid conference requires students to compile research papers in any discipline but written for a general audience. Both Hall and Dupree are excited for… Continue reading…
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Undergrad Researcher Maps New Pathways in Bone Biology at UNCG

A senior majoring in biology with a minor in chemistry, Jonah has spent the last three semesters developing an innovative method to analyze the microstructural growth of thigh bones of individuals aged 3 months to 18 years.
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AI@Work in Nursing

UNCG’s School of Nursing integrates AI across courses, simulation, and faculty training to improve student learning and prepare future nurses for tech‑driven care.
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Opening Doors in Psychology

Dr. Susan Keane, who came to UNCG in 1983, has advanced research that can help families identify behavioral problems early and treat them. Her Candace Bernard and Robert Glickman Distinguished Professorship also helps her students get ahead in their own cutting-edge research.
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Mentor, Scientist, Builder of Community: JSNN’s Dennis LaJeunesse

With joyful mentorship and innovative research, JSNN’s Dennis LaJeunesse helps graduate students by building community and fostering scientific curiosity.
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Nutrition Professor Says Fiber in Diet May Reduce Cancer Risk

Chronically low fiber intake has been associated with an increased risk of certain cancers, particularly colorectal cancer.
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Lexi Kier standing in a gymnasium hallway holding notebooks and papers, leaning against a wall featuring the large UNCG Spartans logo, with a basketball placed under one foot.

Rewriting the Playbook on Athlete Health: Kier named RWJF Scholar  

Doctoral student Lexi Kier has been named a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Policy Research Scholar, a prestigious national distinction for students whose research has the potential to shape health policy across the United States.
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Peace and Conflict Studies Professor Discusses Impact of Iran Airstrikes

At this point, I would say this Washington faces a dilemma. First, respond strongly to protect deterrence or avoid being pulled into a broader war.
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