Displaying items by tag: UNCPembroke
SECU Foundation provides new pilot to benefit public charities in rural North Carolina
RALEIGH — To expand its reach in rural North Carolina counties, SECU Foundation has announced a new capacity building pilot program to support public charities in the Northwest, Northeast, and Sandhills regions of the state.
Family throws at-home graduation ceremony for UNCP graduate
PEMBROKE — COVID-19 has ignited a new creative movement, especially among families of high school and college graduates.
UNCP senior ready to shine at Miss North Carolina Pageant
PEMBROKE — Bryana Carrington, a senior at UNC Pembroke, will be among the 42 contestants vying for the Miss North Carolina crown on Saturday.
UNCP’s Ruohong Wang named 2019 Marian Drane Graham Scholar
PEMBROKE — Ruohong “Katherine” Wang, a current SGA senator who is an international student at UNCP, has been accepted into the 2019 Marian Drane Graham Scholars Program.
UNC Pembroke honors the careers of 25 retirees
PEMBROKE — Robert Brown, met his wife, Monika, in a romantic literature class at Duke University more than 40 years ago. They have been inseparable ever since.
Dr. Kevin Freeman wins UNC System Award for Teaching Excellence
PEMBROKE — Dr. Kevin Freeman has a profound impact on his students — both in and out of the classroom.
Computer science, cyber programs at UNCP receive support through NC Electric Cooperatives’ gift
PEMBROKE — North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives will donate $75,000 over the next three years to support expanded opportunities for students enrolled in cybersecurity and computer science courses at UNC Pembroke.
Cisco gift supports computers science, cybersecurity students at UNCP
PEMBROKE — A $10,000 gift from Cisco will provide important resources to provide cutting-edge opportunities for students in the computer science, information technology and cybersecurity programs at UNC Pembroke.
UNC Pembroke awards more than 725 degrees at Spring Commencement
PEMBROKE — Dan Middleton moved from Ontario, Canada, to Pembroke when he was 11.
Later, as a student at UNC Pembroke performing community service projects, he began to take notice of the health care challenges in his community.
Middleton was among 733 graduates during the two-day Spring Commencement. With his chemistry degree in hand, he plans to return to Robeson County one day and make a difference.
UNCP’s Spring Commencement ceremonies set for Friday, Saturday
PEMBROKE — Kaitlan Smith knows firsthand how pharmaceutical research and new drug development changes lives.
It changed hers.