Congratulations to the
Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering
Class of 2020!

UNCG Commencement

Watch the 2020 UNCG Virtual Commencement

View the 2020 Doctoral Recognition Ceremony beginning at 3 p.m. on Friday, January 15, 2021 and available thereafter.

Class of 2020 Masters & Undergraduate Celebration, December 11, 2020

The December 2020 Virtual Commencement Celebration includes 25 minutes of videos about UNCG for early visitors to the website to enjoy. You may jump right to the beginning of commencement by scrolling the video player forward to approximately 25 minutes. Both ceremonies were pre-recorded.

Download Your Commencement Program

May & August 2020 (PDF)

December 2020 (PDF)

*The mailed commencement program is missing a few names; this electronic version of the commencement program is the most up to date and is the official version that will be submitted to University Archives.

UNC GREENSBORO CREATES REMARKABLE REAL-WORLD IMPACT, EVERY DAY.

Find Your Way Here: Eric Laws

Eric Laws, a PhD student at the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, studies bacterial cells and data storage. His mentors at UNC Greensboro have inspired him to pursue his greatest passion: communicating scientific ideas through teaching. “To see that little light that goes on in people’s eyes when they understand something is pretty cool,” he says. “I want to be a teacher that students come to, and then leave with more knowledge and less stress.”

Find Your Way Here

You see it every day. In the hard work, inventive ideas and powerful collaborations that define our communities. In schools, hospitals and businesses. The everyday and extraordinary achievements that add up to the remarkable impact of UNC Greensboro.

It is true today as it has been for over 125 years: UNC Greensboro is relentlessly focused on helping each student unleash their potential and make a meaningful impact with their lives, in our community and around the world, every day.

Dean Sherine Obare Congratulates the Class of 2020

Dean Sherine Obare celebrates the accomplishments of those completing their degree from the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, one of 25 distinct programs in the country to grant master’s degrees in the field of nanotechnology, and one of just 20 distinct programs in the country granting doctoral degrees in the field of nanotechnology. JSNN graduates will be remembered for their resilience, perseverance, optimism, and hope for the future in the face of so many challenges.