Canoeing at Chalk Banks along the Lumber River

On October 12^th, 2019, the Kids in the Garden program went canoeing on the Lumber River, beginning at Chalk Banks in Lumber River State Park.  Ranger Zachary Lunn, UNCP 2016 Environmental Science graduate, gave a quick description of what was likely to be seen along the river.

African American Literature Class Conducts Creative Writing Workshop at Spring Hill Middle School

Langston Hughes was a poet of the people, capable of raising consciousness and inspiring others.

Junior Hannah Jeffries attends prestigious curatorial program

The Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection is home to the finest indigenous Australian art collections in the world.

Four HCAP alumni accepted to professional school

Two UNC Pembroke students and two recent graduates have been admitted to professional schools at Duke University and Methodist University.

Genna Locklear and Angelica McNair have both been accepted into the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Duke University.

African American Lit class conduct creative writing workshop at Spring Hill Middle

Langston Hughes was a poet of the people, capable of raising consciousness and inspiring others.

Joshua Cade’s Parkinson’s Research Lands Honorable Mention

Biology major Joshua Cade investigated Parkinson’s Disease during an eight-week research internship at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and it paid off BIG.  Joshua’s outstanding poster presentation, from this work, landed an “Honorable Mention for the 2019 Exceptional Summer Stu

Professor Fazio, alumna present at Working-Class Studies Conference

UNCP English professor Michele Fazio and UNCP graduate Crystal Hester attended the Working-Class Studies Association’s (WCSA) annual conference September 3-6 at the University of Kent in Canterbury, England.

The Role of Teachers and School Leaders in K-12 School Violence

•  Renee Lamphere, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke
•  Kweilin Lucas, Mars Hill University

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Incarcerated LGBTQ Populations: Current Controversies and Challenges

•  Renee Lamphere, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke

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Immigration Policies and Crime

• Matthew Hassett, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke

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