Jerald Neely to Lead Grant-funded Program Supporting Student Success
He has more than 15 years of experience directing federally funded TRIO programs and student success initiatives.
Faculty and Staff News
Guilford Names Ty Buckner to External Relations Role
The long-term administrator will join with President Jean Bordewich in building relationships in the Triad community.
A friendly face in Guilford's dining hall helps the campus feel smaller in the best way
Guilford cafeteria worker Elisha Wooten builds community by serving up heaping portions of everyday kindness.
Students bridge science and teaching at Greensboro Science Center
Education Studies students put theory into practice, using Project WILD training to learn how to turn real-world environmental science into creative, engaging, and interdisciplinary classroom lessons.
Jaye Wilson ’25 brings Guilford’s values to national education conference
Jaye joined Guilford faculty and alumni on a panel that captured the spirit of the College's community-centered approach to education.
Ethics of the Eerie: Guilford’s Marius Pascale Quoted in USA Today
The Visiting Professor is helping Guilford students explore the emerging field of dark tourism ethics, examining why people are drawn to sites of death and tragedy — and how to engage with them…
Why the Magic Matters: Guilford professor’s new book explores Disney as a gateway to deeper learning
Religious Studies Professor Jill Peterfeso's book brings together a wide range of voices to explore all matters Disney in our culture and business world.
Guilford promotes Elizabeth Freeze to Chief Philanthropy Officer
In her new role, Elizabeth will serve as the College’s principal fundraising officer and report directly to President Jean Bordewich.
Guilford announces four administrative promotions
The promotions of Keith Milner, Kami Rowan, Kathryn Shields and Bruce Baden to permanent roles reinforce the College’s leadership stability moving forward.
Guilford professor’s book examines causes to widening racial wealth gap
Economics professor Bob Williams says a series of talks at Guilford on anti-racism inspired him to look at the growing disparity of wealth between whites and minorities.