Dr. Ashley McMillan, director of the American Indian Heritage Center at UNC Pembroke, has been selected for the Hunt Institute’s ElevateNC Higher Education program.
Cle Cousins, an instructor in the Department of Mass Communication at UNC Pembroke, has been selected as a faculty fellow of the Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver Center for the Advancement of Women in Communication, housed at Florida International University.
UNC Pembroke has partnered with the Common App for the 2022-2023 application season to streamline the application process.
The Common Application, better known as Common App, is a single online application that can be submitted to multiple colleges and universities at once.
UNC Pembroke welcomed area students to campus last month for the annual G-Camp, a weeklong musical theatre camp for children in first through eighth grades.
American Indian students at UNC Pembroke enrolled in the undergraduate Sustainable Agricultural program may be eligible for a scholarship through the Native American Agriculture Fund.
UNC Pembroke senior Taliyah Daniels joined college students nationwide at LEAP Week––a six-day motivational leadership program held at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) July 17-23.
Kacy Schattauer was among 50 educators from across the region who took advantage of a Beginning Teacher Leadership Symposium at UNC Pembroke on Tuesday.
Dr. Tamara Savage, assistant professor in the Department of Social Work at UNC Pembroke, served as a 2022 Center for Health Equity Research (CHER) Institute Fellow.
The UNC Pembroke School of Education advisory board discussed the school’s five-year strategic plan during its monthly meeting at James A. Thomas Hall.
UNC Pembroke faculty and undergraduate researchers presented at the first Symposium for Learning about Alzheimer’s disease-related Medical research at Duke University and UNC Chapel Hill (SLAM-DUNC) on June 24-25.
Dr. Camille Locklear Goins, assistant professor and project director for the First Americans' Educational Leadership (FAEL) program at UNC Pembroke, was among the presenters at the 2022 Native American Student Advocacy Institute in Phoenix, Arizona.
The American Indian Heritage Center at UNC Pembroke will bear the name of Curt and Catherine Locklear, a couple with ties to the university that date back to the 1930s.
