Among the stories: professor and alumnus Dominick Amendum ’01, his role in the "Wicked" films, and UNCG Musical Theatre; a preview of the Jackson Library transformation; and UNCG's innovations in paid internships , including Humanities at Work and the Bryan School's Blueprint series. The post Fall 2024 UNCG Magazine is Now Available Online appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

The latest research announcements at UNCG serve the initiatives of faculty and staff working in all areas of campus, including Student Success, the Center for New North Carolinians, and Information, Library, and Research Sciences. The post Funding Friday: Safe Communities and College Readiness appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

New and continued funding going to UNCG researchers will help the advance understanding of topics such as bilingual classrooms and building resilient communities. The post Funding Friday: IGNITE and STEM appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

Students with disabilities can find an advocate to work with them and their professors at the Office of Accessibility Resources and Services. There, staff will help them tailor a plan that fits their individual circumstances. The post Spartans Thrive Thursday: Accessibility on Campus appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

Dr. Diane Ryndak, a professor in the Department of Specialized Education Services, earned the accolade from Illinois State University for her long career as a champion for the rights of those with disabilities. The post Dr. Ryndak Selected for ISU Hall of Fame appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

UNCG announces the latest funding that will bring out the best in communities, as well as new internal and external funding opportunities open to researchers. The post Funding Friday: New Opportunities appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

The Writing and Speaking Center have combined into the Communication Lab, but they still provide the peer-to-peer feedback that bolster students' confidence in class. The post Spartan Thrive Thursday: The Communication Lab appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

Faculty at UNCG begin the new academic year with more than 40 new grants, going toward advances in substance use treatment, environmental remediation, and summer meal access. The post Funding Friday: Microscopes and Longleaf Pines appeared first on UNC Greensboro.