Spring 2018 The Long Game Feature As a young education professor in the 1970s and 1980s, Dr. Tom Martinek was interested in the impact of teacher expectations on students —…
Spring 2022 SECRETS OF AN ANCIENT GRAIN The Right Idea Dr. Ayalew Ligaba Osena grew up on a farm in Ethiopia, where his family raised crops including tef – a…
…market. In the fall, Mabe participated in a ride-along with Chris Wilson, Guilford County Emergency Services manager and public information officer. The experience showed Mabe just how chaotic these emergency…
…of the drug naloxone and referred him to Holleman, a case manager for GCSTOP – the Guilford County Solution To The Opioid Problem. Holleman finally convinced Dave to meet, so…
…and how caregivers manage it. The results could be helpful for social workers, teachers, and others who work with kids in kinship care, as well as to caregivers themselves. “We…
…doing a fantastic business in trying to restart, split their colonies, and manage as well as they can,” Rueppell says. “But they’re running out of tools. We need easy, long-term,…
…UNCG launched their Impact Through Innovation Community of Practice platform – a virtual space designed to connect impact-minded students and faculty with one another, curate knowledge, manage events, and provide…
…how low-intensity exercise might affect the efficacy of immunotherapies on cancer. “Cancer is one of the leading causes of death, and we still don’t know how to manage it,” she…
…learning and online tutoring for academically at-risk students. This includes the creation of weekly online tutorials, supplemental instruction programs, and other uses of technology to better help students manage, learn…
…a large map of Africa divided into regional sections. The exhibit’s focus areas are dedicated to specific kingdoms, regions, and aesthetic traditions spanning 16 centuries. Section titles such as “Gold…
