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Kelly Ficklin

Dr. Kelly Ficklin wins Distinguished Service in Science Education Award

November 18, 2019
| News

UNC Pembroke professor Kelly Ficklin, Ed.D. is the recipient of the 2019 NCSTA Dr. Don Bailey Distinguished Service in Science Education Award.

Strange Wonders

Art student thesis exhibition ‘Strange Wonders’

November 18, 2019
| News

The A.D. Gallery is pleased to present the student thesis exhibition Strange Wonders.

Des Woods

Des Woods named Campus Engagement and Leadership Student of the Month

November 15, 2019
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Des Woods was named Campus Engagement and Leadership’s (CEL) Student of the Month for November at UNC Pembroke.

Chancellor Robin Gary Cummings (far right) with the 2019 Business Visions Awards recipients

UNC Pembroke hosts 22nd annual Business Visions Awards Banquet

November 14, 2019
| News

Former N.C. House of Representative George Breece was honored for a lifetime of public service during the 22nd annual Business Visions Awards Banquet at UNC Pembroke.

Holiday

Music Department to host 11th annual Holiday Extravaganza

November 14, 2019
| News

Faculty, staff and students of the UNC Pembroke Music Department will perform in the 11th annual Holiday Extravaganza concert at Givens Performing Arts Center on Friday, Nov. 22.

Mental Health Grant

UNC Pembroke, PSRC form school-based mental health partnership

November 7, 2019
| News

UNC Pembroke is working in partnership with the Public Schools of Robeson County to improve student access to mental health resources.

Joshua Shipman

Alumnus Joshua Shipman makes big screen debut in Harriett

November 6, 2019
| News

UNC Pembroke alumnus and former theatre student Joshua Shipman has landed a dozen roles in TV series since earning his degree. But the performances pale in comparison to seeing yourself projected on a 40-foot-tall big screen.

DC Trip

UNCP students spend fall break touring nation’s capital

November 6, 2019
| News

The Office of Campus Engagement and Leadership recently traveled to Washington, D.C. with a team of students for the sixth annual ‘UNCP in DC’ alternative fall break trip.

NC State Pre-Law

Pembroke Pre-Law Society members attend NC State Law School Fair

November 6, 2019
| News

Members of Pembroke Pre-Law Society represented UNC Pembroke at the N.C. State Law School Fair on Tuesday, November 5.

Held In

Art student thesis exhibition on display

November 5, 2019
| College of Arts & Sciences

The A.D. Gallery is pleased to present the student thesis exhibition titled Held In Higher Light.

The exhibition will be on display November 7-15. An opening reception will b held from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday. The exhibition is free and open to the public.

Jessica Dean prepped for cancer research in the Cancer Biology Department at Wake Forest University

Biology major studies prostate cancer as Wake Forest intern

November 5, 2019
| Biology

Biology major Jessica Dean invested two months of her summer break in studying cellular aspects of prostate cancer at Wake Forest University.  Jessica presented her findings before the Wake Forest Baptist Health's Comprehensive Cancer Center, and she was one of only a handful of UNC Pemb

Batson

Scholarship honors legendary UNCP wrestler Buddy Batson

November 5, 2019
| News

Buddy Batson impacted countless lives during his 20 years as a high school wrestling coach in eastern North Carolina.

Lachu

Nepali refugee pursuing dreams of becoming a doctor

November 4, 2019
| News

Lachu Adhikari and his family relocated six years ago to Charlotte from a refugee camp in Nepal.

Noises Off

Noises Off! brings laughs to the GPAC Professional Artist Series

November 4, 2019
| News

The Givens Performing Arts Center on the campus of The University of North Carolina at Pembroke presents Noises Off! November 14-15.

AIHM

UNC Pembroke celebrates American Indian Heritage Month

October 29, 2019
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A lecture by the curator at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University kicks off a host of activities in celebration of American Indian Heritage Month at UNC Pembroke.

Kindra Locklear

Information Technology leaders present at 2019 EDUCAUSE conference

October 28, 2019
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Kindra Locklear, IT Project Portfolio Manager and Don Bryant, Chief Information Security Officer for the Department of Information Technology at UNC Pembroke participated in the 2019 EDUCAUSE annual conference in Chicago.

Bernstein

Chancellor Cummings receives Jim Bernstein Community Health Career Achievement Award

October 25, 2019
| News

Former cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Robin Gary Cummings was recently recognized for his distinguished medical career prior to being named chancellor of his hometown university–UNC Pembroke.

Russ McCullough

Economics expert Russ McCullough to speak at UNCP

October 24, 2019
| News

Ottawa University economics professor Dr. Russ McCullough will give a lecture at UNC Pembroke on November 13.

Perdue Foundation

Counseling Department extends wellness initiative at Dillon Middle School

October 23, 2019
| News

As part of a collaborative effort among the Department of Counseling in the College of Health Sciences at UNC Pembroke, Perdue Farms through the Franklin P. and Arthur W.

DWI treatment court

Social Work professors help establish county’s first DWI Treatment Court

October 22, 2019
| News

Two social work professors at UNC Pembroke are helping lay the groundwork for a DWI treatment court–the first of its kind in Robeson County.

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