

August 2011
Chancellor Linda P. Brady kicked off the new academic year Wednesday, Aug. 17, with an address that celebrated all the people of passion who make UNCG special. Read more at UNCG News.

Chancellor Linda P. Brady talks about the year to come during her annual State of the Campus address Aug. 17.
Homecoming is a little more than a month away. Have you marked your calendars yet? Read more about the big plans for Sept. 19-25.
One of the best parts about being on a college campus is being surrounded by the buzz of ideas and creativity and brainpower. To tap into that, the Office of Alumni Relations is starting a series of events this year that will bring some of that excitement to alumni. Read more about their efforts to bring faculty and alumni together with wine and cheese receptions Around the House.
While the summer winds down, consider grabbing one more book for last beach trips or days at the pool. This year, incoming freshmen are reading Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer as part of the Freshmen Summer Reading Project. Alumni are encouraged to read the book and be a part of the conversation. Read more about the book and how you can participate.
It's hard to get away from it the job market news is bleak. And the feature stories often headline a job seeker's hunt that's lasted six months, a year, even two years. Oh, no, you think. Will that be MY story? Let's take a look at how you can make the best of this job market and turn things around. Read more from Kathleen Martinek, former UNCG alumni career counselor.
As if Homecoming and Around the House events weren't enough, you can also make plans to come to the annual Collage concert Sept. 10 or consider helping a student learn how to network during the Oct. 18 Schmooza Palooza. Learn about all these events and more.
