Dr. Marianne LeGreco, Associate Professor in the Department of Communication Studies, has received the IARSLCE Public Scholarship Award for her work grounded in community-engaged approaches to building communication infrastructure around food. We applaud Dr. LeGreco for her demonstrated commitment to community-engaged scholarship!! Click here for the full story.
A three-year partnership between the Industries of the Blind and students from the College of Visual and Performing Arts has produced six larger-than-life paintings scrolled out across the building’s once bare exterior. A project of the P2 Fellows Program, the paintings amplify the triumphs and struggles of the Industries of … Continued
We are excited to announce the recipients of the UNCG Community Engaged Pathways and Partnerships (P2) Grant for 2021. The two funded projects are: Crafting a Community-Engaged Approach: Creating Pathways for African Americans in Public History Humanities Action Lab Collaborative Each team will receive $16,000 over the next three years … Continued
Dr. Michael Hemphill, assistant professor of kinesiology, received this year’s Earnest A. Lynton Award for the Scholarship of Engagement from Campus Compact. The award recognizes early career faculty who practice exemplary engaged scholarship through teaching and research. The awards are presented in partnership with Brown University’s Swearer Center. Recipients are … Continued
The UNCG Research Magazine is an amazing place to learn how our campus community is using its research to impact lives both locally and around the world. So many bridges being built to connect people. One group of researchers is hoping that their work can lead to more support for … Continued
During this pandemic, partnerships between the community and UNC Greensboro are incredibly important, but they also may look different. To support community-engaged partners, ICEE has compiled a list of resources specifically related to community-engaged scholarship and COVID-19. This is one of several scholarly resources available on our website.
Several partners across Guilford County have worked together to create a list of food resources for Greater Greensboro and Greater High Point. We share these Google Docs with you to help you find food and communicate with your communities. These lists will be updated regularly. If you see a resource … Continued
UNCG has been closely monitoring the complex and rapidly evolving Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. For continued updates from the university, please visit the coronavirus website.
The Departments of Media Studies and Communication Studies at UNC-Greensboro are pleased to announce the screening of The Greensboro Massacre, a 30-minute documentary about the lives and legacy of five labor/anti-racist activists murdered in broad daylight by the Ku Klux Klan and Nazis on November 3, 1979. Following the screening … Continued
Join the Engagement Scholarship Consortium for this intensive professional development program that provides advanced doctoral students and early career faculty with background literature, facilitated discussion, mentoring, and presentations designed to increase their knowledge and enhance their practice of community engaged scholarship. Participation in the Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop (EESW) is … Continued