- Hours & Adminstration
- EUC Maps
- Elliott University Center Mission
- EUC Reservations Office
Event Management Services - Student Services & Spaces
- Departmental Offices
Division of Student Affairs - About the EUC
The History and Legacy - EUC Student Employment
- Especially for Commuters
Commuting and Living Off Campus - The UNCG Class Ring
- EUC Blood Drive
- EUC Calendar
News & Announcements
Late Night Study in Elliott University Center
Study Fest
Elliott University Center will be open until 3 a.m. on Wednesday, April 25, with free snacks provided by CRU - UNCG Campus Crusade for Christ.
EUC will also be open for Late Night Study:
- Thursday, April 26, until 1 a.m.
- Friday-Saturday, April 27-28, until 11 p.m.; and
- Sunday-Monday, April 29-30, until 1 a.m.
Enjoy open lounge spaces and
wireless internet access
Blood Drive
The Elliott University Center will host its fourth Red Cross Blood Drive of the 2011-2012 academic year on Tuesday, April 17th, from 8:30a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in Cone Ballroom. Schedule your donation appointment today and help the EUC reach its 400-pint goal! For those wishing to donate double red blood cells, the Red Cross is currently accepting blood types A negative; B negative; O positive; and O negative only.
Be sure to come prepared when giving blood. Have a light meal and plenty to drink. Bring your Red Cross donor card (optional), driver's license or two other forms of identification. And bring the names of any medications you are currently taking.
We are excited to be linking with Trees for the Future for this months blood drive, they will plant a tree for every 10 blood donors for the entire month of April - our goal is to have 2,500 trees planted in honor of Carolinas Region blood donors!
A FREE TSHIRT will be handed out to all that are present to donate.
For more information, and to schedule your donation appointment, visit EUC Red Cross Blood Drive. Appointments will be given priority. Walk-ins are welcome!
When will you or a family member need a lifesaving blood transfusion? It's not a question most people think about. It's not an answer you know. That is, until the unexpected happens to someone you love and they need blood to survive.
Longtime UNC-Greensboro librarian Mark Schumacher didn't plan on needing blood when he started donating in 1970. But after years of giving blood, Schumacher experienced a sudden illness in 2004. He was bleeding internally and lost half the blood in his body. During his 11 days in the hospital, Schumacher received 14 pints of blood. Fourteen units of blood from generous, volunteer donors whom Schumacher never met, but he would become eternally grateful.
Mark Schumacker recognized for his years of donation
"There is no way I can thank any of those folks, but I can tell people my story, in hopes that it will inspire them to give blood, not just once at a UNC-Greensboro drive, but as an ongoing activity in their lives," said Schumacher.
UNCG-Spartans can help save a life-just like Schumacher's-by rolling up their sleeve April 17, 2012 at the Elliott University Center Blood Drive. The blood drive will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Cone Ballroom.
NOTE: Those who come out to donate will receive a free t-shirt and be entered to win a $1,000 gift card. To commemorate Earth Month, a tree will be planted in honor of every ten blood donors.
Elliott University Center Hosts its Final Blood Drive of the 2010-2011 School Year
Elliott University Center will host its final Red Cross Blood Drive of the 2010-2011 school year on Tuesday, April 5, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Cone Ballroom. Schedule your donation appointment today and help the EUC reach its 250-pint goal! With the support of UNCG faculty, staff and students, Elliott University Center has collected more than 566 pints of blood this year for the Red Cross.
All presenting donors for the April EUC Blood Drive will receive a FREE t-shirt and will also be entered for the chance to win a pair of Delta Air Lines tickets!
Be sure to come prepared when giving blood. Have a light meal and plenty to drink. Bring your Red Cross donor card, driver's license or two other forms of identification. And bring the names of any medications you are currently taking.
For more information, and to schedule your donation appointment, visit http://www.uncg.edu/euc/blooddrive. Appointments will be given priority. Walk-ins are welcome!
Student Calendar/Handbooks
Welcome new and returning UNCG students!
The UNCG Student Calendar/Handbook, published annually by the Division of Student Affairs, will arrive to campus in August 2011! Use it as a guide to many areas of University life, to navigate UNCG programs and services, to find out about event information, and to learn more about the Student Code of Conduct and the Academic Integrity Policy.
- Residential students-Pick up your copy at check-in.
- Commuter students-Get your copy at the Campus Activities and Programs Booth at Fall Kick Off (first day of classes) Monday, August 22, 2011, College Avenue, or at the first Commuter Student Deli on Thursday, August 25, 2011 in Cone Ballroom, EUC from 11:00AM to 2:00PM.
- Graduate students-Obtain a copy through your academic department during the first week of classes.
Due to budget constraints Calendar Handbooks will not be available for faculty and staff. Elliott University Center Information Desk will have additional copies beginning Monday, August 22, 2011.
-->
Congratulations Drew!
The staff of Elliott University Center would like to congratulate Drew Sharpe, Manager of Technical Services, for his recent UNCG Staff Star award. Drew works tirelessly to make sure that the audio/visual components in the EUC meeting rooms are up and running, and that all equipment is in good working order.
When asked what he likes most about his job, he commented that it was the variety of events and day-to-day challenge that comes from setting up those events in Elliott University Center.
Thanks for all you do Drew!
Elliott University Center (EUC) has been literally and symbolically identified as UNCG's center since it opened in 1953. It is a familiar home base for students, faculty and staff; a meeting place for activities, events, and ceremonies; and a greeting place for campus visitors. Located at a key pedestrian crossroads on campus, the EUC is convenient for most of the UNCG community at some time every day.