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…
…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…
…39 labs, the five-story, 180,000-square-foot building will provide much needed space for our growing programs — allowing our regional and national impact to expand for decades to come. Learn more…
…who track where stormwater goes on campus and how it affects water quality, wildlife, and the ecosystem, in addition to how it could be managed through innovative building design. “These…
…be needed, LaunchUNCG has on-campus connections or an external network to provide it. LaunchUNCG is a critical driver to further UNC Greensboro’s strategic goal of student, regional, and knowledge transformation,…
…30 peer-reviewed publications and a monograph. Closer to home, she is distinguished for her efforts to support regional humanities research and has received her college’s teaching award and UNCG’s undergraduate…
…what they called the “Southeast Asian Story Trust,” a group of consultants on everything: food, textiles, architecture, language, martial arts, dance, and other cultural representations. Douglas helped composers bring regional…
…weekly presentations, and we have to take our data and actually present.” The lab’s training has prepared him to present his research at conferences this fall, including the Southeastern Regional…
…up-and-coming product.” They went through LaunchUNCG and NC A&T’s regional NSF iCORPS program – a sort of bootcamp for researchers seeking to launch their innovations in the marketplace. Their success…
