Dr. Regis Kopper has received $1.8 million in National Institutes of Standards and Technology (NIST) funding to develop augmented reality (AR) interfaces for use by first responders. “AR displays information and images over a person’s real-world vision – think Google Glass meets Pokemon Go – and is the next technological… Continue reading…
Two local physicians are collaborating with UNCG & the JSNN to inspire high school students. The Draelos Science Scholars program gives promising Triad-area students opportunities to take part in university research.
A nurse scientist who’s also an avid outdoorswoman has focused on wellness and finding ways for people to live the best they can.
Cooper digitized museum objects and worked on virtual programs and workshops for the Family History Center.
COLLAGE is designed to move seamlessly from one musical piece to the next with no pauses in between. With 300 performers, as well as the technical crew, it’s up to Ott Coelho to keep them all organized onstage and behind-the-scenes.
African American studies major Mulubrhan Kidanu and sociology major Alexis Bailey share their experiences at UNCG’s McNair Post-Baccalaureate Program.
“Yoga therapy is not just physical practice,” says Mona Flynn, third- year Ed.D. candidate in kinesiology. “People tend to equate yoga with posture, but there’s so much more it has to offer. I want yoga to be recognized for its worth, as both a restorative practice and a preventative one.”
UNC Greensboro’s Center for New North Carolinians (CNNC) promotes access and integration for immigrants and refugees in North Carolina by bridging newcomer populations with existing communities
Students in the Art Museums & Exhibition Spaces course will research a gift of twenty-century Mexican prints for an exhibition at the Weatherspoon Museum in spring 2023.
In 2016, UNCG students elected to allocate a portion of their student activity fees toward environmental stewardship and created the UNCG Green Fund.
