UNCG’s day of giving returns on March 25-26. Mark your calendars and get ready to join us for another amazing year of Spartans giving back to secure a bright future for UNCG students, faculty, and staff. Learn how to sign up to be an official Advocate.
On the heels of two winter storms, Emergency Management kindly asks students, faculty, staff, parents, and others to give feedback on the final storm, Winter Storm Kingston. This survey lets everyone share their thoughts on the condition status changes and other measures taken.
Seniors in the School of Nursing participated in a daylong simulation, replicating real-world circumstances to experience what itβs like making quick, life-saving decisions. They also earned a certification in Stop the Bleed training, leading the way in one of the most important forms of first aid.
Nearing the halfway mark of the Spring 2024 semester, faculty share their expertise in free events on campus. March’s events include a mythological origin story and a look into the belly of a slithering beast.
The Department of Psychology invites campus members and the public to join talks on different perspectives on language and communication, as well as workplace support for employees with chronic health conditions.
There is still time to nominate a member of the faculty, staff, or student body for their commitment to serving the UNCG community. Nominations for the Gladys Strawn Bullard Award may be submitted through February 28.
Through February 28, faculty and staff can nominate someone for the Division of Student Success’ two awards: Advising Excellence Awards and the First Year Student Award.
From historic winning streaks to new records, the UNCG Spartans have given everyone a reason to cheer on the court, track, and diamond.
Staff Senate shares how to support foster children and foster families with a volunteer day on February 20 for the local non-profit The Family Room.
Integrative Community Studies invites faculty to tea in March to generate new cross-campus partnerships, supporting faculty research and student opportunities that go toward their mission of helping students with intellectual disabilities.
