Biology faculty took home no fewer than three awards for excellence and outstanding teaching for the 2018-2019 academic year. Dr. Bob Poage won the Undergraduate Research Mentor Award, and Drs.
English, Theatre & Foreign Languages lecturer Autumn Lauzon, Ph.D., wanted to transform her experiences of students enrolled in ENG 2060: World Literature after 1660.
UNC Pembroke’s Spanish theater group Acto Latino recently traveled to Madrid, Spain. While in the Spanish capitol, the undergraduates performed Carlos Bernal's play La fabula de la nevera, el cuchillo y el mechero.
Today, Alzheimer’s-related research led by two UNC Pembroke professors and a former student has published in Scientific Reports. The study, which was funded by the Department of Defense, provides important advancement
UNC Pembroke senior Megan Brinson, graduating this spring with a double major in Sociology and Music, will be continuing her studies in sociology at NC State in the fall. She has accepted an offer for a five-year Ph.D.
The ETFL Student Engagement and Recruitment Committee and the English Program hosted an English Symposium on April 1, 2019. This event allowed students to present their research and creative works to a larger community of students and scholars.
Dr. Bob Poage has been named the winner of the 2019 Undergraduate Research Faculty Mentor Award. The Pembroke Undergraduate Research and Creativity Center Council (PURCC) announced the award on April 3rd and, one week later, the Council celebrated Dr.
