The spring 2017 issue of UNCG Research Magazine is now available online and in print. Explore a new approach to business education, building healthy neighborhoods, politics in the classroom, and more in our latest issue!
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FEATURES
X-panding the Classroom: X-Culture offers global business experience to students, plus a world of data. | Building Blocks: Data crunching and cross-city collaborations to make neighborhoods stronger. | Civics Education: Do tough political issues have a place in high school classrooms? Absolutely. | Is It Worth It?: Getting the best bang for your buck in health interventions – including for alcohol use.
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THE RIGHT IDEA
Break the Chain: From asylums to prisons | Peacemaker: Religion in conflict resolution and military education | Birds, Bees & Barbershops: Sexual health communication between African American parents and youth | Rewire: Portable monitoring to diagnose and treat PTSD | Healthy Vessels: Soy and nanotechnology for cardiovascular health | In Harmony: Arts collaborative brings community kids and UNCG music students together
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RESEARCH EXCELLENCE
Are You Sure?: Top senior research award goes to Professor of Philosophy Zimmerman
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STUDENT PROFILES
Dead Men Tell No Tales: Undergraduate researcher Ena Prskalo | One Diaper at a Time: Graduate researcher Kelley Massengale
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THE WORD’S OUT
The Art of Democracy: Citizens speak through socially-engaged “I Wish to Say” project | Poet on the Good Road: Revisiting an America of possibilities | Coming to Terms with the Modern South: Rethinking Southern studies
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UP & COMING
Nanomaterials for green energy: Developing flexible, environmentally-friendly, and affordable solar panels
For print copies of the magazine, please contact Ms. Debbie Freund at freundd@uncg.edu or 336.256.0426. Full spread pdfs of individual articles are also available upon request.
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