The Bryan School’s Dr. J. William “Bill” Harden has received the 2022 Montgomery-Warschauer Award for a paper he co-authored. The recognition goes to Journal of Financial Planning papers that provide the most outstanding contributions to the betterment of the profession. Harden was second author on the paper and is a co-awardee with… Continue reading…
We are pleased to announce that 13 projects received funding through the competitive 2022 Spring Internal Funding Program. 2022 SPRING INTERNAL FUNDING PROGRAM AWARDEES AND PROJECTS Arts and Humanities Subcommittee Bender, Jill, “Assisted Emigrants: Irish Female Migration Projects and the British Empire,” Department of History Voelker, Emily, “Circulating Pictures/Contested Geographies:… Continue reading…
With collaboration and funding support from the NC DHHS Division of Child and Family Well-Being, the UNCG Center for Youth, Family, and Community Partnerships is launching the NC Youth and Family Voices Amplified Program. “We are thrilled to partner with UNCG on this program, which addresses two priority areas for… Continue reading…
College in high school programs, like dual enrollment and early college high school, help bridge the divide between high school and college by allowing high school students to earn college credit. The programs help lower the cost of college and get student populations historically underrepresented in higher education on the… Continue reading…
Repost from UNCG News Dr. Heather Brook Adams in UNC Greensboro’s Department of English has just published a book that reveals a dark time in reproductive history in the United States. “Enduring Shame: A Recent History of Unwed Pregnancy and Righteous Reproduction” (South Carolina Press) is sure to make a… Continue reading…
Supporting homeless youth, and those in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. Mobile nursing units to reach rural and underserved communities. Assisting children and families struggling with the impacts of racism. Healthier honey bees. These are just a few of the projects and goals supported by UNCG’s largest new… Continue reading…
Repost from the College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Neelofer Qadir, a UNC Greensboro professor of English, International and Global Studies, and African American and African Diaspora Studies, has been named a Career Enhancement Fellow by the Institute for Citizens and Scholars. The Career Enhancement Fellowship, funded by the Mellon… Continue reading…
Repost from UNCG News Greensboro, known as the Gate City, is a hub for transportation, culture, and ideas. It’s also uniquely situated in the headwaters of the Cape Fear River. So, it’s fitting that UNC Greensboro is also the nexus for a recently funded National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)… Continue reading…
Repost from the College of Visual and Performing Arts UNC Greensboro’s College of Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA) and the Industries of the Blind (IOB) announces the third iteration of a public art piece, which tells the stories of the blind and low-visioned using sight, sound, and touch. The installation is… Continue reading…
New awards totaled $3,220,718 Continuing awards totaled $2,586,757 ???? During the third quarter, UNCG scholars submitted 106 proposals seeking $49,090,053 in new funding. New Awards New awards separated by school/college. Listings by total anticipated award amount, name of lead PI, additional PIs, title, and sponsor. Top four new awards in bold…. Continue reading…
