Justin Villanueva, a recent UNC Pembroke graduate, has been accepted into the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy is located at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
UNC Pembroke’s Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity and the Social Justice Symposium Committee recently announced events for the annual Social Justice Symposium to be held virtually March 1-4.
UPDATE: Due to severe weather, shipments of COVID-19 vaccines have been delayed which will affect the vaccine clinics scheduled for the Robeson County Health Department on Friday, February 19, and Saturday, February 20.
Next month, UNCP hopes to break all previous records to support student scholarship and achievement. The annual #WeAreUNCP Day of Giving campaign is making its return with new goals and generous donors already committed.
An article featuring the UNC Pembroke School of Business’ Passport to Professional Success Program was recently featured in an online publication for the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
José Rivera, associate professor of choral music at UNC Pembroke, has been elected president of the North Carolina Chapter of the American Choral Directors Association.
The Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity and the MLK Week Committee at UNC Pembroke recently announced events for MLK Week, to be held February 8-12, 2021. Event details and virtual program access links can be found at uncp.edu/mlk.
The American Indian Studies Department at UNCP will partner with the Native Nations Institute at the University of Arizona to host ‘We Still Remain,’ a conference focused on the promotion of Southeast indigenous research, scholarship and collaboration.
A new study on the impacts of rural public colleges has found that the stress of COVID-19 on these institutions’ finances is endangering the economies, healthcare and upward mobility of the communities they serve. UNC Pembroke is featured in the study.
The School of Business at UNC Pembroke began offering an accelerated version of its online MBA program in 2017, allowing students to complete the program in one year.
From the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, officials at UNC Pembroke have remained committed to protecting the health of the campus and the community.
