UNCG’s Record Gift for Learning
Education was key to teachers Harriet and Jerome Evenson. The couple’s astonishing $14 million+ estate gift to UNCG reflects their enduring devotion to teaching’s transformative power.
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Ye He on Personalized Teacher Professional Learning
How Do Teachers Learn Beyond “Best Practices”?
Kathy Hytten Examines Generative AI Ethics in Education
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The Teacher Who Believed in Her Inspired Marie Chantal to Become a School Counselor
When Marie Chantal arrived in South Carolina from Burundi as a young child, school presented challenges. She had to learn a new language, a new culture, and adjust both socially and emotionally. What got her through was a teacher who pushed her and believed in her.
Alana Martinez Finds Her Calling in School Counseling at UNCG
UNCG school counseling student Alana Martinez draws on her own experience to become a supportive presence for middle school students.
Spartan Voices: Cameron Davis
Meet Cameron Davis, an Elementary Education major from Greensboro, whose passion for creativity, community, and lifelong learning is shaping a future in teaching.
School Counseling Student Emanuel Smith Looks to Build Trust One Conversation at a Time
Just a few weeks into his internship as a school counselor at The A&T Four Middle College, Emanuel Smith spends most mornings speaking with one student who visits his office just to talk. It is a sign of how quickly Smith has become part of the school community and the trust he has developed with students.