Spring 2007 Edition

Business Leaders Advise University

March 2007 Interior Architecture Advisory Board Meeting chaired by Holly Christian, Gensler.

UNCG continually benefits from the advice and support of more than 500 individuals – executives, professionals, and community leaders – who serve on departmental advisory boards, foundation boards, and executive committees.

The boards have a common purpose of enhancing the work of their programs and departments, but their impact far exceeds a simple list of their objectives and goals. Advisory boards provide the kind of combined expertise that corporations would pay millions for, but that are given freely through the generosity of community and corporate leaders. In the process, these volunteers provide essential real-world insight to UNCG ’s teaching, research and outreach programs... (Read more)

UNCG and FNB Southeast Putting the Triad on the National Radar Screen

Keith Debbage

Keith Debbage

FNB Southeast and UNCG are working together to bring more companies and more jobs to the Triad’s rapidly developing transport logistics sector.

FNB has contributed a grant of $25,000 to the UNCG Department of Geography to support an initiative that will send a clear message to corporate executives, economic developers, and the news media that the Triad is a viable, national market for transport logistics... (Read more)

VF Corporation Growing Leaders

VF Corporation is growing leaders for the U.S. textile industry by providing UNCG faculty and students access to first-hand, international experience in the apparel industry. The company’s engagement with UNCG continues a long-standing tradition of leadership with the University... (Read more)

BB&T Gift Aims To Increase Students' Understanding of Free Markets

Ever since the Enron and WorldCom scandals five years ago, corporate malfeasance has been a hot issue. John A. Allison, chairman and CEO of BB&T, believes he knows one way to address the problem – give business students a better understanding of the essential connection between free markets and morality.... (Read more)

Events

  • Wednesday, April 11 Kathleen Price Bryan Lecture, held at 4:30 P.M. in Room 160 of the Bryan Building at the Bryan School of Business and Economics. Dr. Ellen Thrower, executive director of The School of Risk Management at St. John’s University, will deliver the Kathleen Price Bryan Lecture, “Managing Risk in a Changing World.”
  • Wednesday, April 11 – Aging Is Good Business: Residential Choices and the Boomers Coming of Age presented by the Gerontology Program and The Joseph M. Bryan School of Business and Economics, 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m, Cone Ballrooms, Elliott University Center, UNCG . General registration deadline: April 1. UNCG invites professionals in gerontology, lifestyle product design, housing, furnishings, interior design, building, architecture, leisure and entertainment, human resources, marketing, financial planning, health and eldercare, city/county planning, and service professionals engaging in the expanding aging marketplace to participate as supporters, exhibitors, advertisers, and attendees for our second annual summit.
  • Friday, May 4th – Spartan Club Golf Classic, Bryan Park Golf and Conference Center. We expect a full field of players and would like to promote your company’s name as a UNCG Spartan Club supporter. Cost to play is $250 per player. Funds raised by the 16th Annual Spartan Club Golf Classic will be used to provide scholarships to deserving student-athletes at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Contact Matt Long in the Spartan Club Office at 336-334-3786 or mplong@uncg.edu.
  • Friday, May 11 – Commencement. Betty Ray McCain, former North Carolina Secretary of Cultural Resources, will be the commencement speaker for The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. UNCG’s 115th graduation exercises will begin at 10 A.M. in the Greensboro Coliseum. For more information, visit the Commencement Central website.
  • Observatory Telescope Public Nights held on April 20 at 8:30 p.m., May 12 at 8:30 p.m., and June 15 at 8:30 p.m.

 

Please contact Susan Larson or David Arneke with questions or content ideas for future issues. We want to ensure newsletter topics are of benefit and interest to you. And don't forget to visit the UNCG Corporate Resources homepage:  http://www.uncg.edu/business.

The e-Newsletter editor is Ashley Warriner , an Interior Architecture student at UNCG.

The e-Newsletter was designed by Mark Unrue with University Relations.

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