Scholarship honors legacy of beloved UNCP math professor
PEMBROKE — Steven Bourquin had a zest for life.
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.
UNC Pembroke to offer graduate certificate in Addictions Counseling
PEMBROKE — Beginning this fall, UNC Pembroke will begin accepting applications for the Graduate Certificate in Addictions Counseling program. The GCAC program, which has been in development since 2017, is designed to prepare students for addiction specific professional counseling careers.
UNCP professor recognized statewide as Engaged Faculty Scholar
PEMBROKE — Dr. Scott Hicks, director of the Teaching and Learning Center and professor of English, Theatre and Foreign Languages at UNC Pembroke, has been named an Engaged Faculty Scholar by North Carolina Campus Compact.
'Strike at the Wind!' returns to Lumbee Tribe Cultural Center
PEMBROKE —The outdoor drama "Strike at the Wind!" is returning to its roots — where it began more than 40 years ago.
UNCP’s cutting-edge use of wireless technologies recognized nationally
PEMBROKE — UNC Pembroke is being recognized on a national scale for its innovative use of Cisco technologies in higher education.
Grad student promoted as Wilmington Police Department’s first female deputy chief
PEMBROKE — After a ride-along with a Wilmington police officer in 2000, Alejandra Sotelo was hooked.
“I knew this was exactly where I wanted to be,” said Sotelo, who was an officer at the time with UNC Wilmington.
GPAC announces its 2019-2020 Professional Artist Series
PEMBROKE — The Givens Performing Arts Center on the campus of The University of North Carolina at Pembroke has announced its 2019-20 Professional Artist Series. The season is highlighted by Grammy and Tony Award-winning performances and more.
UNC Pembroke recognizes staff for going the extra mile
PEMBROKE— Dalton Hoffer was raised in Sneads Ferry, but calls UNC Pembroke home.
Hoffer has given back to the campus and community that has embraced him since the day he stepped on campus as a student in 2009. After earning his degree he remained immersed in UNCP, accepting a job in the Office of Civic and Community Engagement.
Retired provost Zoe Locklear returns to lead UNCP School of Education
PEMBROKE — Former UNC Pembroke Provost Dr. Zoe Woodell Locklear has come out of retirement to lead the School of Education.
UNC Pembroke announces Chancellor’s and Honors list for Spring 2019
PEMBROKE — The University of North Carolina at Pembroke has released the Chancellor’s and Honor’s list for Spring 2019.
CHANCELLOR'S LIST
To qualify for the Chancellor’s List, a student must maintain a grade point average of 3.7 (out of 4.0) while taking at least 12 semester hours; none of the 12 hours may be Pass/Fail.
