From childhood visits to career dreams: Biology student finds her place at North Carolina Zoo
Long before Kyra Geiger began studying zoology at UNC Pembroke, she was visiting the North Carolina Zoo with her family, fascinated by the animals and dreaming of one day working alongside them.
Former Art Chair Donates $11,450 to Support Art, Biology Students
For former UNC Pembroke professor Janette Hopper, inspiration often begins outdoors 鈥� kayaking, hiking and observing the natural world.
UNCP Receives $3.25 Million Grant to Support Social Work Graduate Students
UNC Pembroke has received a $3.25 million federal grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to provide need-based scholarships for an estimated 615 students in its Master of Social Work (MSW) program. The five-year award will expand access to graduate education while preparing more social workers to serve rural, tribal and medically underserved communities.
UNCP Expands Student Healthcare with Telepsychiatry, Eye Care Services
UNC Pembroke is expanding access to specialized healthcare for students by introducing telepsychiatry and medical eye care services at the Brave Health Center, bringing additional mental health support and vision care directly to campus.
Volleyball Player Emily Collings Shares Faith Through Mission Trip to Kenya
On the volleyball court, Emily Collings is a veritable assist machine. Last season, the Jacksonville, Florida product ranked second on the Braves team with 3.90 assists per set.
UNCP Ranked No. 1 in North Carolina for Serving Rural America
UNC Pembroke ranks No. 15 nationally and No. 1 in North Carolina on Washington Monthly's Best Colleges for Rural America list, recognizing its commitment to access, affordability and student success.
UNCP Offers Free Bioprocessing Training for Entry-Level Biomanufacturing Jobs
UNC Pembroke offers a free, two-week bioprocessing course to prepare individuals for entry-level roles in the biopharmaceutical manufacturing industry.
School of Education Elevated to College of Education
UNC Pembroke鈥檚 School of Education has officially become the College of Education, following approval of the name change by the University of North Carolina System.
Internationally Acclaimed Pianist Awadagin Pratt to Perform Recital in Moore Hall
Internationally acclaimed pianist Awadagin Pratt will perform a free piano recital at UNC Pembroke on Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. in Moore Hall Auditorium.
Defying Expectations on the Professional Stage
Seventeen UNC Pembroke students recently stepped onto the Givens Performing Arts Center stage alongside three leading performers from London鈥檚 West End, trading the classroom for a first-hand lesson in what it takes to perform professionally.