When Nicole LaFlamme learned about mediation as a career choice, she knew she wanted to work with families. When her parents divorced during her childhood, they co-parented extremely well.
Make the most of your time and start working toward your master’s degree. Here’s why you should consider an online program from UNCG.
Michele Gregory oversees 500 cases as a Spanish-speaking Medicaid case worker. In UNC Greensboro’s online MA in Peace and Conflict Studies (PCS) program, she’s gaining not only knowledge that will help her on the job and beyond, but also an understanding of the families she serves.
An undergraduate course in 2017 introduced Hunter Ledford to gerontology. “That’s kind of what opened my eyes to the aging population and got me interested in the master’s of gerontology,” he says.
When Samira Khan began an online graduate degree program at UNC Greensboro, she wasn’t sure what to expect of online learning.
She soon found she was part of an online community where she never felt alone.
Marla Lepley-Starr is the lead instructor for the evening Practical Nursing Program at Gaston College in North Carolina. The school offered her the position as a result of her practicum there through the online Master of Science in Nursing Education at UNC Greensboro.
Tiera Moore wanted a master’s that focused on global studies. She found it with an interdisciplinary liberal arts program, the online Master’s in Applied Arts & Sciences (MAAS) at UNC Greensboro.