Junior Nursing students hosted successful Be The Match events on February 21st and 26th. The work of the students supports the efforts of the National Marrow Donor Program in assisting people diagnosed with life-threatening blood cancers, such as leukemia.
A collaboration between the Departments of History and Music, the program presented February 28th featured music, readings, and photographs from this dynamic period. The event included the UNCP Jazz Combo I, conducted by Dr.
Renee Lamphere (Sociology & Criminal Justice) recently presented at the UNC’s 2018 TIDE Symposium in Raleigh. She was a panelist with four professors from other UNC schools who are piloting Acrobatiq, a new learning management system.
Jane Haladay (American Indian Studies) and Scott Hicks (English, Theatre, & Foreign Languages) have co-edited a book that foregrounds educators' personal stories. Narratives of Educating&nb
The content of a recent publication by Rachel Morrison (Psychology) was selected for a New York Times video and article. Morrison and her co-author Diana Reiss (Hunter College, City University of New York) research self-awareness in dolphins.
An exhibition of paintings by Joseph Begnaud (Art) is on view in Fayetteville, NC, through March 15th. “Separate from the Natural World” is the first solo exhibition by the artist in the city.
Judi Paparozzi (Sociology & Criminal Justice) has been invited to present a keynote address at a human trafficking conference in Wadesboro on January 9th.
