PhD candidate Luke Vitagliano offers a wellness break to all faculty and staff on Tuesday, November 1. He will lead everyone interested in an exercise to reduce stress and boost mental wellness.
The partnership with Guilford County Schools has received national recognition. It supports families, communities, and young students most affected by the pandemic.
Faculty must submit their participation form by November 23 for the 2022 Fall Commencement ceremony. Let the University know if you will be marching in the processional at the Greensboro Coliseum.
UNCG Freshman Nora Jalal runs Yo Momma Stacks, a popular dessert food truck she owns with her sister. Jalal balances her life at UNCG with the management and operation of the highly-rated food truck.
ITS has heard everyone’s questions about the adoption of Microsoft 365. Find the latest updates and news related to these technology initiatives.
Participants who pick out the various plants, animals, insects, and fungi on campus will be eligible to win prizes during the third annual Campus Nature Challenge from October 24-31. They can use the iNaturalist app to learn more about the diverse species they walk past each day.
If the past few years have taught UNCG students anything, it’s that perseverance, flexibility, and creativity are required to navigate what you plan to do and what life brings to you. UNCG senior Jenny Lois Francisco originally was attracted to the study abroad program that would allow her to expand on her passion for environmental sustainability–but a global pandemic had other plans.
Take advantage of all the resources available on campus to complete a successful project. The University Writing Center and University Speaking Center now make up the Multiliteracy Centers. The faculty and staff provide customized support and workshops.
Audrey Snyder, School of Nursing Associate Dean, is passionate about disaster preparedness and emergency response. Recently sworn in as a Disaster Medical Assistance Team member, she’ll be sharing this real life experience and expertise with nursing students.
Enrollment and Admissions staff have reshaped partnerships with community colleges across the state, to give students interested in transferring to UNCG an extra boost in support before they set foot on the Greensboro campus.
