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### Embracing Spartan Appreciation: Faculty and Staff Bonding

The faculty and staff members at UNC Greensboro play a pivotal role in shaping the campus community. They serve as mentors, motivators, and guides for students, influencing their journey towards future achievements.

Here are some highlighted individuals at UNCG who have made a positive impact on students:

“I have to mention my favorite professor, [Professor’s Name]. She consistently provides unwavering support and demonstrates genuine interest in her students’ success both during their time at UNCG and in their future endeavors. Her dedication to helping students reach their full potential is truly commendable!”

Mikela Singleton, major

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“Among the exceptional UNCG staff members, [Staff Member’s Name] stands out for me. Her guidance and wealth of knowledge have been instrumental in my pursuit of a career as an audiologist. I am grateful for her continuous support and expertise in the field.”

Stevie Fowler, major

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“I have immense respect for [Professor’s Name], an animation professor at UNCG. His remarkable skills as an animator, coupled with his impactful teaching style, instill a deep appreciation for the art of animation. He truly makes learning a fun and enriching experience.”

Brad Lowry, major

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“Working under the mentorship of [Professor’s Name], a distinguished organic synthetic chemist, has been a privilege. His unwavering support and valuable guidance have significantly contributed to our growth as aspiring chemists within the department. We are fortunate to have his expertise and encouragement.”

Grant Develle, major

“My experience with my Spanish teacher at UNCG has been exceptional. Her engaging teaching style and profound knowledge of linguistics have enriched my understanding of the Spanish language. She fosters a strong student-teacher connection, making each class a delightful learning experience.”

Awa Mbai, major with minor

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“I hold [Professor’s Name] in high regard within the department. Her unwavering support during my time as her student and later as a peer leader has been invaluable. Her commitment to student success and well-being is truly inspiring. I wholeheartedly recommend taking her classes!”

Ivan Tarpley, major

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This feature marks the third segment of the February “Spartan Love” Series. If you missed the previous editions, be sure to explore them and discover more heartwarming stories about student experiences at UNCG.

Story by Becky Deakins, University Communications.

Photography courtesy of University Communications and uncg.edu.

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