Campus To Center Stage: UNCG Student Shines On Broadway
UNC Greensboro senior Dasia Amos is becoming a “dancing machine” on Broadway. Before even graduating, she’s landed a role in “MJ The Musical” at the Neil Simon Theatre in New York City.
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What’s New at the G
New clubs, new learning spaces, and new academic programs give Spartans more choices to tailor their education and form new friendships.
Connor Named Carolinas Open Champion
Graduate student Noah Connor of the UNC Greensboro men’s golf team has been named the champion of the 99th Carolinas Open.
Chancellor Gilliam Welcomes Everyone Back to Campus
Chancellor Gilliam shares his excitement for the new academic year and what’s on the horizon for all Spartans.
UNC Greensboro prepares to roll out ‘Spartans Thrive’
UNCG’s Quality Enhancement Plan will prioritize all dimensions of wellness for all people on campus. This is a critical component of the reaccreditation process this coming year.
New Research and Application Webinars Announced
Staff with UNCG Libraries invites faculty and graduate students to engage in some professional development during these four sessions throughout the year, starting August 29.
Nominations Open for 2024 UNC Board of Governors and Alumni Teaching Excellence Awards
Faculty, staff, students, and alumni may all nominate someone they believe represents the best that UNCG has to offer its Spartans. Nominations for these awards must be submitted by September 1.
UNCG School of Nursing Unveils New Mobile Health Clinic
UNC Greensboro’s School of Nursing officially unveiled its new mobile clinic – Minerva’s Mobile Health.
Archaeology to Explore Greensboro’s Historic Role During Conference
The archaeology program will co-sponsor the 2023 Southeastern Conference on Historic Sites Archaeology (SECHSA) on August 25-26 at Greensboro’s historic Blandwood Museum.
Conference to Promote EU Funding on Substance Abuse Intervention Research
The Bryan School is hosting the INEBRIA Conference on September 27-29. It brings together global experts, many of whom worked with WHO, and includes a pre-conference workshop on how to secure EU research funding.