Call for commencement and doctoral hooding volunteers
Fall commencement and doctoral hooding will be held December 8 and 9. Volunteers are critical to helping the graduates mark these grand milestones in their academic journeys.
Fall commencement and doctoral hooding will be held December 8 and 9. Volunteers are critical to helping the graduates mark these grand milestones in their academic journeys.
The Urban Bush Women worked with more than 30 School of Dance students, showing them how to turn dance into storytelling.
As a way to thank UNCG for a continued partnership this 2022-23 baseball season, the Greensboro Swarm are offering University employees group offers and rates each month. The first offer is for the games this Friday and Saturday, November 4-5. A ticket purchase will also enter the employee’s name into giveaways each month.
Urban Bush Women Artistic Director Mame Diarra Speis, worked with more than 30 of UNC Greensboro’s School of Dance students, showing them how to turn dance into storytelling.
UNCG is moving to one video-conferencing platform: Microsoft Teams. Encourage your colleagues to become early adopters by hosting Teams meetings now! This article will walk you through what you need to know to host collaborative and inclusive meetings in Teams.
Faculty at the School of Health and Human Sciences (HHS) will receive additional support for research thanks to a planned gift from Judy Penny ’70, ’74 MA, ’89 PhD. The gift will establish the Penny Family Faculty First Endowment and advance faculty research.
October was Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Universities are popular targets for cyber attacks, and it comes down to every individual to practice safe online habits that keep the institution secure. ITS posted a list of four reminders to protect your digital workspace.
Faculty members explore ways to improve life for people with co occurring disorders as well as access to postsecondary education. Read more about the research and partnerships they’re embarking on.
This fall, UNCG hosted 21 global scholars in the Fulbright Teaching Excellence and Achievement (TEA) Program. The participants reflect on how the experience will shape their work in the future.
Career & Professional Development Director Nicole Hall oversees a team of professionals and a trove of resources that help students find professional success by leveraging innovative technology and experiential learning.