Career and Professional Development asks faculty and staff to help promote their “First Destination” survey for graduating students. The data these students give before leaving UNCG is key to marketing the University degrees and programs.
The inaugural ResearchCon includes classics such as the Graduate Research Showcase and the Undergraduate Research Expo, as well as talks about AI, funding, and how to take advantage of new UNCG initiatives.
Help celebrate UNCG’s annual days of giving with three special event: a faculty-staff alumni sit-down breakfast at the Alumni House, an all-alumni and friends after-hours gathering at Oden Brewing, and an all-campus event at Moran Commons.
On March 19, the Faculty Senate holds its forum on changes to the Faculty Senate Constitution. The forum “Shared Governance and Navigating the Politics of Higher Education Today” is on April 2.
Officer Nathan Vosler joined the UNCG Police Department and is now warming up to his new partner on paw-trol. That’s not hard to do when all this comfort dog wants is belly rubs.
The Alumni House reservation books for the 2025-2026 academic and fiscal year will open on Monday, March 24. All requests can be submitted through the “Reservation Request Form.”
Dr. George Smith, who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing a better understanding of viruses, will speak at the Syngenta Symposium on Wednesday, March 19.
Staff Senate is sponsoring the March Spartan Open Pantry Food Drive. They invite the UNCG community to help donate to students in need from March 1-31. Items needed: *Please do not bring any styrofoam containers. Drop-off boxes can be found in the following locations:
Greensboro has its own patch of prairie, thanks to the hard work of UNCG faculty, staff, and students. Controlled burns are part of the regular maintenance to get new wildflowers to bloom.
The kinesiologist, who examines factors motivating physical activity engagement, has mentored 54 undergraduates in independent studies at UNCG.
