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Latest Iteration of UBeats Partners with Greensboro Science Center

Saturday, May 9, was the perfect day to bring kids to the Greensboro Science Center. In addition to enjoying the Center’s regular outstanding offerings,...

Program Confirms a Passion for Science

A few weeks ago, the News & Record published an article about a new summer program whose focus was on nanoscience. The program was held at Canterbury...

Equitable Approaches Bring More Kids to STEM

Aaliyah is a bright, confident, outspoken 4th grader who consistently displays a passion for science. Her teacher, Ms. Wolfe, values her intensity and...

STEM-Focused “NanoBus” Hits The Road

An after-school STEM “learning bus” hits the road this week traveling to rural and inner city communities as part of an effort to spark...

UNCG’s family-friendly science festival April 25

Science here. Science there. Science everywhere, this Saturday throughout the UNCG campus. Come learn about the ways science impacts us every day during...

Looking into summer camp options? Each year, thousands of young people in the Triad and beyond enjoy UNCG summer camps providing summer learning opportunities.

UNCG Summer Camps 2015

Looking into summer camp options? Each year, thousands of young people in the Triad and beyond enjoy camps at UNCG providing summer learning opportunities. The...

Triad TechSavvy 2015 to Encourage Girls in STEM

During the last 5 years The American Association of University Women (AAUW Greensboro) has partnered with the University of North Carolina Greensboro...

Call for Papers for Citizen Science: Theory and Practice

Citizen Science: Theory and Practice is a new open-access, peer-reviewed journal published by Ubiquity Press on behalf of the Citizen Science Association....

CDLC Speaker Series: CDLC Fellowship Recipient Presentations

The UNCG Coalition for Diverse Language Communities invites faculty, staff, students, and members of the greater community to attend presentations given...

Education’s new makerspace debuts at Homecoming

Sixth-grader Selena Williamson learns circuitry basics hands-on. Officially, Matt Fisher is assistant director of the Teaching Resources Center (TRC)...