Mass Communication instructor Cle Cousins recently earned first place for her paper, A History of Stereotyping in the Black Sitcom. The paper examines comedic stereotyping in shows ranging from the first black sitcom, Amos ‘n Andy, to current day
Professor Jose D’Arruda has been named an American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) Fellow for making exceptional contributions to enhancing the understanding and appreciation of physics through teaching.
Underrepresented minorities hold only 10 percent of faculty positions in colleges and universities across the U.S., according to recent reports. But a new program at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke seeks to increase that number.
UNCP faculty will showcase high-impact innovations in teaching and learning during the Teaching & Learning Center’s second annual Celebration of Teaching & Learning, Feb. 17 to 21.
Since being named N.C. Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green has been touring the state sharing her literary works on college campuses and with community groups.
UNC Pembroke will host a week-long series of events, service and educational opportunities for the BraveNation community to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
An unselfish player on the volleyball court, UNC Pembroke junior Savannah Bean is a regular on mission trips with her church and, over the summer, continued to show her benevolence on a trip to Kenya.
The Marian Drane Graham Scholars Program is an eight-week immersive and experiential summer program designed to provide students the opportunity to develop leadership skills and gain a better understanding of key issues facing public higher education.
Local and regional educational leaders recently met at UNC Pembroke to examine the unique education challenges and needs facing students across rural North Carolina.
“I am a 15-year-old, Native American, high school freshman from Robeson County,” remarked Naomi Blackwell as she bravely addressed the 450 attendees at the inaugural North Carolina Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Summit in Raleigh in late November.
The Office for Community and Civic Engagement at UNC Pembroke will soon launch a service initiative focused on teaching healthy dietary habits using local foods.
UNC Pembroke recently won a first-place Roll Call Spirit Award while attending North Carolina Housing Officers’ (NCHO) Resident Advisor Drive-In Conference.
