While the school now known as UNCG offered some individual courses in nursing in its early years, it was not until 1942 that a recognized series of courses were offered to lead to a Bachelor of Nursing degree. Spurred by a shortage of nurses during WWII, the college provided 2½ years of liberal arts and […]
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Eloise Patricia Rallings Lewis was born on April 22, 1920 in Pageland, South Carolina, the fourth daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. Monroe Rallings, a country medical practitioner and a college speech teacher. She graduated from Pageland High School in 1936. Lewis attended Winthrop College (now Winthrop University) in Rock Hill, South Carolina, for two […]
Margaret C. Moore Building entrance, 1995 Let’s take a stroll through campus. As you walk down the McIver pedestrian mall towards McIver Street, a red brick building stands on your left. One of the Moore buildings. To be exact, the Margaret C. Moore Building. Ms. Moore, like many names that grace our campus buildings, remains largely unknown to […]
