Academic Advisors: Advocates for Student Success
UNCG academic advisors let students know whether they’re headed in the right direction or need to pump the brakes and get back on track.
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ELC Alum Named GCS Principal of the year
Department of Educational Leadership and Cultural Foundations alum Dr. Darrell Harris was recognized as the Guilford County Schools Principal of the Year.
Spartan Voices: Sadaria Lewis
Sadaria Lewis is an Interpreting, Deaf Education, and Advocacy Services (IDEAS) major from Rochester, N.Y., who expects to graduate in December of 2027.
UNCG Doctoral Student Redefines Wellness with a Strength-Based Lens
Parishi Gandhi is a doctoral student on track for her degree in counseling and counselor education from the Department of Counseling and Educational Development. But through her whole educational journey, she’s always held a strong desire to give back to whatever community she’s a part of.
Meet the Researcher: Dr. David Osworth
Dr. David Osworth is an assistant professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Cultural Foundations.
Spartan Voices: Crystal Ivey
Crystal Ivey is an Elementary Education major from Charlotte, N.C., who expects to graduate in May of 2026.
Greensboro Community Able to Benefit From Vacc Clinic as Services Expand
For years, counseling students at both the master’s and doctoral levels have been able to prepare for their careers by working in the Nicholas A. Vacc Counseling and Consulting Clinic, a training facility that aims to provide mental health services to both the UNCG and greater Greensboro communities.
Spartan Voices: Alyssa Causey
Alyssa Causey is an Information Science (IT Training and Development) major from Hillsborough, N.C., who is expected to graduate in May of 2029. Why did you choose UNCG? This is my second bachelor’s I’ll be getting at UNCG. I came here for my first degree, and I loved how the… Continue reading…
Spartan Voices: Malcolm Jones
Malcolm Jones is an Elementary Education major from Wilson, N.C., who is minoring in History. He expects to graduate in May of 2026. Why Did you Choose UNCG? I chose UNCG because it hits that sweet spot – it’s not too big, not too small, but just right. What really… Continue reading…