She’s an author, artist, fashion designer, and business owner. But above all, she is an ambassador for Native American cultures. Raven Dial-Stanley ’20 reflects on her successes since graduating UNCG.
It can happen overnight or develop with time, but more American adults find themselves becoming caregivers for a loved one. UNCG experts break down their unique circumstances and how to fill the gaps in their support networks.
Students in Health and Human Sciences explore the many paths to make their communities healthier—working with kids or aging adults, working in clinics, non-profits, and labs. They merge that passion for service with an eager team of advisors who map out their path to success.
Student Affairs’ associate director of student and family engagement represents UNCG this year, earning the System-wide staff scholarship for professional development. Merritt also serves as faculty mentor to two student groups while pursuing her doctorate in educational studies.
Three master and doctoral students from kinesiology, nutrition, and nanoscience gave the best presentations in three minutes or less.
Breakfast in the evening is a popular tradition for students before they dive into their final exams. Spartan Dining asks faculty and staff volunteers to sign up to dish out hearty dollops of comfort food on Dec. 3.
It’s time to put together your class schedule for Spring 2026. Students recommend some classes they would happily take again.
Eight families in need of the generosity of the Spartan community have been selected. Their wish lists are now live, and Staff Senate will accept gifts through Dec. 10 in time for the gift-wrapping party on Dec. 15.
Students are always thinking of ways to make UNCG more environmentally friendly. Whether it’s a semesterly course credit, a two-year research thesis, or a couple hours pulling ivy in Peabody Park, they’re making a difference.
University Communications will begin offering regular office hours for UNCG employees who want new or updated headshots at no charge. The next session is Nov. 21, with more opportunities to come in the spring.
