Hands-on technology gives anatomy/physiology students a competitive edge

Technology is critical in the college classroom and perhaps even more so for students of the health sciences.

UNCP biology faculty spotlight: How to support nontraditional students in an anatomy or physiology course

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Biology alumnus Zachary Lunn doubles as park ranger and writer

Today, Zachary Lunn (class of 2016) is a Park Ranger with

College students staff NCAS booth for Astronomy Days

College students and more college students.

UNCP graduates take advantage of bioprocessing training

Recent UNC Pembroke graduate Halli Benton has her sights on a career in biomanufacturing and is taking advantage of a two-week short course in hopes of springboarding her way into the life sciences manufacturing industry.

Historically minority-serving institutions in North Carolina launch bioprocessing training hubs

WUNC | By Brianna Atkinson

Published December 28, 2023 at 11:18 AM EST

UNCP students make big showing at state conference

The 19^th annual State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium (SNCURCS) was hosted by two campuses this year – Wingate University and South Piedmont Community College.

Professor Dr. Courtney Alexander featured in Weill Cornell Graduate School alumni magazine

Changing the Future of STEM

Dr. Courtney Alexander 

Cornell article by Mary Zajac

 

Conservation students join Nature Conservancy in collecting wiregrass seed

Students experienced hands-on learning when they assisted The Nature Conservancy (TNC) in collecting wiregrass seeds in Calloway Community Nature Park.

COMPASS students present research during inaugural national S-Stem conference

A small contingent of UNCP Biology scholars joined throngs of people from across the nation for the inaugural annual S-STEM Scholars Meeting in Washington, DC.