Posts Tagged ‘WFMY’
Bryan School, Business, Faculty And Staff, In The News, Transportation - Thursday, April 5, 2012 10:18 am
Brod on WFMY: Better to pay more at the pump than to face gas shortages?
Andrew Brod, an economist with the Bryan School of Business and Economics, recently spoke about the economic impact of rising gas prices on WFMY News 2. Brod said Americans basically have two choices when it comes to gas costs — low prices and shortages or higher prices and ample supply.
- Ali interviewed about Florida primary
- Haroldson offers weight loss tips on WFMY
- Ali talks about Iowa caucuses
- Brod on WFMY: Failure to renew payroll tax cut would hit American wallets
- Brod speaks to WFMY about Wall Street upswing
- Ali interviewed about elections
- Danford talks asteroids with WFMY
- Brod discusses corporate tax breaks on WFMY
- Brod on Duke rate hike proposal: Is more competition the answer?
- Brod on WFMY: Can Duke Energy meet growing demand through conservation?
- Brod addresses impact of European debt crisis here at home
- Ali speaks to WFMY about Obama visit
- Brod discusses Duke Energy rate hikes on WFMY News 2
- Ali interviewed about low voter turnout
- Ali talks to WFMY about online voting
- Brod interviewed on WFMY’s Good Morning Show
- UNCG Libraries in spotlight on News 2
- Omar Ali: Partisanship hurts voter turnout
- Poulos talks to WFMY about swearing
- Brod speaks to WFMY about jobs bill
- Nursing grad featured in News and Record
- UNCG professor awarded NEH Fellowship for study at Newberry Library
- WFMY reports on sophomore Nathan Baker’s inspiring story
- Go Triad interviews John Gamble for ‘Meet An Artist’ feature
- Interior architecture students design new exhibit for Greensboro Children’s Museum
- NSF-funded music exhibit in Danville through Sept. 3
- McElveen-Hunter to UNCG grads: We keep what we give away
- UNCG Beyond Academics graduation is May 1
- More than 2,500 will graduate at spring commencement May 4
- Bryan School names Boyd Rogers 2012 Distinguished Alumnus
- More than 2,500 will graduate at spring commencement May 4
- 33 inducted into Business Honor Society
- UNCG professors selected for fellowships in Princeton for 2012-13
- Phi Beta Kappa chapter inducts 38 new members
- JSNN building receives top award from state construction group
- UNCG faculty member receives NIH grant to study echinacea
- McElveen-Hunter to UNCG grads: We keep what we give away
- UNCG leading major ADHD study; funded by $3 million NIH grant
- Dean Brown will retire
- NSF-funded music exhibit in Danville through Sept. 3
- Deal will step down as dean
