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Anthropology alumna brings her skills to FEMA
A UNCG alumna’s anthropology degree catapulted her to a role with FEMA.
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STEM grant boosts undergrad research, career readiness
Starting in Fall 2023, 20 UNCG students will receive funding as Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) program scholars, thanks to a $3.4 million National Science Foundation grant distributed across five North Carolina public universities. UNCG will use these funds to support students historically underrepresented in STEM programs. For … Continued
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UNCG Interior architecture: careers by design
UNCG Interior Architecture students visited Charleston, S.C., to meet with executives at Wild Dunes Resort.
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Ceiling shattering drummer in the City
New York City is home to Spartan musicians Sarah Gooch ’18, Tanner West ’18, and Thomas Linger ’15.
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2023-24 UCLS events
UNCG’s Concert and Lecture Series is back. Find more information, including ticket information, at vpa.uncg.edu.
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UNCG’s Heather Holian and the Golden Age of Disney
Dr. Heather Holian, professor of art and UNCG’s first Margaret and Bill Benjamin Faculty Fellow, worked with Weatherspoon staff to curate an exhibition of original animation art from Walt Disney Studios.
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Last Lectures and Alumni All Access spotlight UNCG professors
The University community will have opportunities to hear special presentations in the coming weeks and months from members of our outstanding faculty – including a Last Lecture series featuring Dr. Denise Baker. Last Lecture series Starting in October and continuing throughout the academic year, select professors who have announced their … Continued
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Anna Padilla inaugural recipient of Lambeth Scholarship
Anna Padilla is proof positive that a UNCG education is not “one size fits all.” The 37-year-old Interior Architecture (IARc) major was born in the Philippines but grew up in suburban Chicago. A significant life transition a few years ago allowed her to explore the completion of her undergraduate education. … Continued
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40 years ago: UNCG’s first Tony Award nominee, Anne Pitoniak
When most people hit their 60s, they are starting to plan for retirement. Anne Pitoniak ’43 was just starting to kick her acting career into high gear. Forty years ago this week, her ambition and talents took her to the Tony Awards red carpet. The Woman’s College (UNCG) alumna made … Continued