UNCP grad broadening her horizons in South Korea

Of all the career paths Mia Baxley considered while completing her political science degree at UNC Pembroke, teaching wasn’t on her radar.

“It was something I never imagined myself doing.”

Online Romance in the 21st Century: Deceptive Online Dating, Catfishing, Romance Scams, and “Mail Order” Marriages

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

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International Data Demonstrating the Inverse Height and Life Expectancy Between the Sexes

• Thomas Theodore Samaras, Reventropy Associates
• Stephen M Marson, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke, professor emeritus
• John Porter Lillis, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Engulfment and cell motility protein 1 potentiates diabetic cardiomyopathy via Rac-dependent and Rac-independent ROS production

• Ben Bahr, Biotechnology Research and Training Center, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke
• Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Dr. Martin Farley earns Distinguished Service Award

Dr. Martin B. Farley is the recipient of the 2019 AASP­­ The Palynological Society’s Distinguished Service Award.

Students spend summer studying in South Korea, Australia

Academic studies over summer break extended far beyond the classroom for a dozen UNC Pembroke students and faculty.

Dr. Aaron Vandermeer serves as guest lecturer in Germany

Germany’s Baroque-style palaces, prominent town squares and forested hills provided a breathtaking backdrop for UNC Pembroke professor Aaron Vandermeer’s jazz history lectures over the summer.

Jasmine Kelly's Summer Research is for the Birds (Acadian Flycatchers)

Environmental Science major Jasmine Kelly spent her summer break (2019) at Eastern Kentucky University (Richmond, Kentucky), gauging the importance of tree habitat for bird populations, in an NSF-funded REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates).  Her field research was based in the c

Melanie Handley Does Summer Research on Bee Parasite

Biology major Melanie Handley studied the transmission ecology of a bee parasite during a 10-week research internship this summer (2019) in the BeeMore (Bees and Microbes in Organized Research Experiences) Program at North Carolina State University.  The program is funded by the

Native American Speaker Series postponed

The kickoff of the 2019-20 Native American Speakers Series at UNC Pembroke has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 24.