…Research Flickr. In the field Kane gave participants PalmPilots to track their levels of mind wandering through the day. “If your phone rings, your first thought is not ‘Was I…
…startling distinction: Out of the top 100 major metropolitan cities in the U.S., the Greensboro-High Point area ranked number one for residents experiencing “food hardship.” Food hardship speaks to a…
…place to help faculty, staff, and students navigate the labyrinth of research-based entrepreneurship. It’s called LaunchUNCG. The goal, says LaunchUNCG Director Justin Streuli, is to provide “white-glove service to help…
…the numbers of students seeking cybersecurity training, and organizations seeking their services, have already exceeded clinic leaders’ expectations. UNCG’s cybersecurity clinic is the first at a North Carolina university. With…
…from Brazilian streets to the world stage. Wicked Path to the West End From Broadway’s “Wicked” to London’s latest “Prince of Egypt,” Amendum brings a wealth of expertise to UNCG’s…
…stakes out territory in the Wild West of program evaluation. Steps to Success College students with ADHD often get lower grades, are less likely to stay in school, and have…
…Education. Dr. He says some estimates predict we will need to increase the ESL and bilingual education teaching force by 34 percent. “In North Carolina, we have a growing number…
…young people, that number dropped to 6 percent. We’re seeing HIV rates decreasing for all age groups — except 13-24. “We need to think about what we can do to…
…UNCG that he began to feel hope, realizing he could reclaim the part of himself that thrived on supporting his comrade-in-arms. “We lose a lot of our service members to…
…Salt Lake City, NATHAN SOUTHWICK is a doctoral student in musical arts who carries his 250-year-old violin around campus in a colorful, stickerstrewn case. It’s a souvenir of his time…
