C-SPAN films UNC Pembroke lecture as part of Lectures in History series

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Community rallies together, raises over $200,000 to support UNCP students

William Locklear pulled up a chair with friends inside the Berea Baptist Church fellowship hall at the ‘No Brave Left Behind’ event to enjoy a ribeye steak and baked potato plate for a good cause.

UNCP continues graduate enrollment record for eighth year in a row

The Graduate School at the University of North Carolina Pembroke has once again set an all-time enrollment record for the eighth consecutive year.

UNCP Board of Visitors welcomes six new members

UNC Pembroke has appointed six new members to its Board of Visitors––Dr. Adell Baldwin, Pardon Ndhlovu, Avery Locklear, Lydia Locklear, Mark Ward and Madison Wilcox.

UNC Pembroke’s HCAP students benefit from summer clinical experience

UNC Pembroke senior Ethan Wilkins has been laser-focused on a healthcare career since high school. He wants to become a physician assistant or cardiovascular perfusionist.

9/9 Native South Art Exhibit on display at Museum of the Southeast American Indian, beginning Sept. 9

The juried 9/9 Native South Art Exhibition, which celebrates American Indian artists throughout North Carolina, will be on display at the Museum of the Southeast American Indian from Septem

UNCP awarded $50K grant to support student transportation for health-related internships

UNC Pembroke has received a $50,000 grant to reduce transportation barriers for students seeking internships in behavioral health and health setti

Inaugural cohort selected for Exceptional BRAVES Leader program

UNC Pembroke has announced that 19 faculty and staff members have been selected for the inaugural Exceptional BRAVES Leader program cohort.

UNCP’s youngest grad student embarks on path to an MBA degree

UNC Pembroke’s accelerated MBA program almost seems tailor-made for Messiah Williams, who earned four associate degrees by age 14.

Dr. Scott Hicks accepted to Mellon-funded teacher scholars program

Scott Hicks, PhD, a professor of English at UNC Pembroke, was welcomed into the second cohort of the Civic Engagement & Voting Rights Teacher

New, returning UNCP students energized for start of Fall 2024 semester

UNC Pembroke is abuzz with renewed energy and enthusiasm as thousands of students returned to campus this week for the start of the fall semester.

Dr. Ryan Emanuel to kick off Native American Speakers Series

Hydrologist and community-engaged scholar Dr. Ryan E.

Art Department biennial exhibit on display August 20-September 18

The A.D. Gallery at UNC Pembroke will kick off the 2024-25 academic year with its biennial faculty and staff exhibition.

UNCP’s Tim Sampson receives 2024 Erskine Bowles Staff Service Award

Financial aid director Tim Sampson has hit the ground running since joining UNC Pembroke, going the extra mile to serve the university and local c

UNC Pembroke extends hours for enrollment support

The Enrollment Management Division at UNC Pembroke will have extended hours this week to accommodate the needs of all students, including non-traditional students, parents and their families

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Call for artists––9/9 Native South Art Exhibit

The Museum of the Southeast American Indian announces a call for art for the third annual juried 9|9 Native South Art Exhibition, which celebrates

The ‘Best ABBA Show in the World’ to kick off 2024-25 GPAC Season

Get ready to dance and sing along to the timeless hits of ABBA!

UNCP transitions to Degree Works, a new degree audit tool

UNC Pembroke has officially transitioned to Degree Works, a web-based degree audit tool that makes it easier for students and advisors to track pr

Bangladesh’s youngest certified ethical hacker excels in cybersecurity program at UNCP

Shirsendu Mondal possesses a unique skill set for which many Fortune 500 companies are willing to pay top dollar.