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An interprofessional event allowed all first-year cohort students from ABSN, PT, and PA (all programs in the School of Health Sciences) to work in teams, evaluating simulated patients portrayed by administrators, faculty and staff.

Three faculty and staff members offered presentations to scholastic journalists from across the state during the North Carolina Scholastic Media Association’s fall workshop.

The survey conducted Oct. 15-17 found that 44 percent say housing prices are "much higher” than two years ago and 41 percent say if they were looking to buy or rent in their area today, they could not afford their current residence.

Hargrove-Leak's presentations about engineering education were recognized by peers at national institutions and the Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network.

Professor Orkun Akseli from the University of Manchester School of Law in the United Kingdom will teach two business law courses when he joins the ������Ƶ Law faculty for the first half of 2022.

This chapter is included in AACRAO's latest publication, "SEM as a Connector: Principles of Practice."

The most recent survey by the ������Ƶ Poll conducted Oct. 15-17 also found that optimism about the pandemic is lower heading into winter than it was this spring, as well as mixed support among N.C. adults for workplace vaccination mandates.

������Ƶ’s chapter of the honor organization for financial information students and professionals initiated a dozen Martha and Spencer Love School of Business students during a virtual ceremony.

Dave Gammon, a professor of biology, just published an article in the online Christian magazine, God and Nature. His article is titled, “Evolutionary insights into human nature – lessons for Christians.”

The article, co-authored by Buchanan recently appeared in The Journal of Social Studies Research.