UNC Pembroke honors the careers of 25 retirees

Robert Brown, met his wife, Monika, in a romantic literature class at Duke University more than 40 years ago. They have been inseparable ever since.

Dr. Kevin Freeman wins UNC System Award for Teaching Excellence

Dr. Kevin Freeman has a profound impact on his students—both in and out of the classroom.

Computer science, cyber programs receive support through NC Electric Cooperatives’ gift

North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives will donate $75,000 over the next three years to support expanded opportunities for students enrolled in cybersecurity and computer science courses at UNC Pembroke.

Cisco gift supports computer science, cybersecurity at UNC Pembroke

A $10,000 gift from Cisco will provide important resources to provide cutting-edge opportunities for students in the computer science, information technology and cybersecurity programs at UNC Pembroke.

UNC Pembroke awards more than 725 degrees at Spring Commencement

Dan Middleton moved from Ontario, Canada, to Pembroke when he was 11.

Later, as a student at UNC Pembroke performing community service projects, he began to take notice of the health care challenges in his community.

2019 Spring Commencement ceremonies set for Friday, Saturday

Kaitlan Smith knows firsthand how pharmaceutical research and new drug development changes lives.

It changed hers.

As a child, Smith lived with chronic idiopathic urticaria which caused her body to break out in severe hives. There was no cure at the time.

Student Taylor Davis reviews Dr. Lewallen’s Presentation on Norman Mailer

This article is part of an occasional series in which English students interview faculty about their research and report back. Taylor Davis is a sophomore English major with a professional writing emphasis.

UNCP Students Present Research at BASF Conference

Wednesday, May 1^st, 2019:  Five undergraduate students from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke were selected to present at BASF in Raleigh for a scientific poster session.

Student Taylor Davis reviews Dr. Schaub’s Presentation on Anthologies

This article is part of an occasional series in which English students interview faculty about their research and report back. Taylor Davis is a sophomore English major with a professional writing emphasis.

Literature Professor and Students Celebrate World Literature

PEMBROKE, N.C.—English, Theatre & Foreign Languages lecturer Autumn Lauzon, Ph.D., wanted to transform her experiences of students enrolled in ENG 2060: World Literature after 1660.