About Me
Gregory Price Grieve , Executive Director of Liberal & Professional Studies and Professor of Religious Studies at UNCG, oversees a six-program portfolio serving 516 students. He directs curriculum and assessment, HIPs, and student-success operations; founded UNCG’s Network for the Cultural Study of Video Gaming & Esports; and built pipelines linking K–12, UNCG, and industry. An UNC System Board of Governors teaching awardee and author/editor of five books, he leads collaboratively, creatively, and strategically to deliver measurable student outcomes.
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If you want to get all old school, check out this chapter I co-wrote with the brilliant scholar Daniel Veidlinger. Packed with deep insights and scholarly excellence, it’s the perfect fusion of our expertise, delivering thought-provoking content that’s sure to engage and inspire!
Grieve, G. P., & Veidlinger, D. (2024). American Buddhism and technology. In A. Gleig & S. A. Mitchell (Eds.), The Oxford handbook of American Buddhism (pp. 415-427). Oxford University Press. (link)
