Kimberly Fuqua, a 2019 graduate, was a guest speaker of the Prospect High School Class of 1959 which recently celebrated the 60th anniversary of the graduation class.
The popular math professor with a larger-than-life personality was revered by his students and fellow colleagues at UNC Pembroke. He possessed a natural gift to stimulate students’ interest in math.
A health care executive, a prominent local attorney and owner of a comprehensive dental practice have been appointed to the Board of Trustees at UNC Pembroke.
Dr. Scott Hicks, director of Teaching and Learning Center and professor of English, Theatre and Foreign Languages, has been named an Engaged Faculty Scholar by North Carolina Campus Compact.
Beginning this fall, UNC Pembroke will begin accepting applications for the Graduate Certificate in Addictions Counseling (GCAC) program. The GCAC program, which has been in development since 2017, is designed to prepare students for addiction specific professional counseling careers.
Dr. Mark Andersen, an adjunct professor in the music department at UNC Pembroke, will be performing at the Library of Congress and the Kennedy Center on August 7.
PEMBROKE, NC – Virginia Teachey, a highly skilled executive with 25 years of administrative and financial experience in higher education, has been named vice chancellor for Finance and Administration at UNC Pembroke after a nationwide search.
The Givens Performing Arts Center on the campus of The University of North Carolina at Pembroke has announced its 2019-2020 Professional Artist Series. The season is highlighted by Grammy and Tony Award-winning performances and more.
In 2016, UNC Pembroke and N.C. State University established a joint engineering degree program allowing students to spend three years at UNCP and two years at N.C. State and graduate with bachelor’s degrees from both institutions.
A team of physics students at UNC Pembroke won first place for best oral presentation at the 10th annual First Nations Launch National Rocket Competition in Wisconsin.
Anthony Mungo, a volunteer in the Office for Diversity and Inclusion at UNC Pembroke, recently presented at Western Carolina University’s inaugural Southeastern Latinx Student Leadership Conference.
