Beatriz Caldas '18 shares her Guilford experience and how she has grown personally and professionally since her first year.

Austin Bryla '19 shares his experience at Guilford College. Austin is a Peace & Conflict Studies major and is active on campus through various student groups.

Jocelyn Foshay '17 reflects on her academic experience and shares how she plans to use her history and education degree after graduation.

James Shields '00, the Director of the Bonner Center for Community Service & Learning, shares his joy for working with Guilford College students as well as Greensboro’s immigrant refugee community.

Professor Betty Kane shares how Guilford’s unique business program encourages students to incorporate Quaker ethics in decision making.

Do you have a passion for finding clues and solving mysteries? Listen up as Guilford College Professor Bryan Brendley shares insight on our Forensic Biology major and some of the unique classes offered.

Building on the College’s longstanding commitment to stewardship, the new sustainable food systems major will challenge students to explore the intersection of food, society and nature. For more information, visit our Sustainabilty page.

The Higher Education in Prison Program (HEIPP) brings Guilford College instructors to incarcerated women and men who provide courses in the fields of business, English, criminal justice, sociology, psychology and conflict resolution.

The CPPS is celebrating the success of its leading experiential programs that have generated positive social change in the world. The PPS Scholars Program and PPS Partnership Project Program began in 2008 and the PPS Faculty Fellows Program started in 2009.