UNCG’s Thomas Undergraduate Research and Creativity Expo drew a lot of interest, Monday. Nearly 400 came to see the students’ research and hear their presentations, said Dr. Lee Phillips, director of the Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creativity Office. In this video, see why undergraduate research makes such an impact on UNCG students – and why many faculty embrace its value.
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See/hear: April 12, 2017
April 11, 2017 by
The Chronicle – Faculty
- Even Many Public Universities Refuse to Reveal Professors’ Conflicts of Interest
- For Humanities Students, a Lab of Their Own
- The Next Bulwark Against Faculty Cuts: GoFundMe?
- She’s a ‘Star’ Latina Professor. But Not Good Enough for Tenure at Harvard.
- Remedial Reforms Are Removing Barriers for Students. Here Are 4 Key Challenges to Scaling the Changes Up.
The Chronicle – Technology
- Why Isn’t It a No-Brainer to Embed ‘Certifications’ Into Bachelor’s Degrees?
- Is Blockchain the Future of Academic Credentials?
- This 2-Year Academy Embraces Experimentation. Higher Ed Could Learn Something From It.
- How to Get More Rural Students Ready for College? Start With Broadband.
- A Credential Project Gets a Big Shot in the Arm. Here’s Why Some People Are Still Skeptical.
