A three-day networking opportunity for representatives from American cities and higher education is happening on campus. The “Young Smart and Local Conference” is October 10-12, with keynote speakers and break-out sessions to exchange ideas on how cities can foster students and attract skilled workers. A complete schedule is available with more details about the speakers and topics.
Students, faculty, and staff can drop in to learn more about the newly-announced Jackson Library Addition and Renovation Project. Pop-up sessions on September 28 will allow them to share their thoughts on the vision for the library’s future.
EdD candidate in Kinesiology, Mona Flynn is eager to contribute to the growing body of knowledge in yoga therapy. Her research will focus on how physical activity improves overall well-being through her work with immigrant and refugee women at her non-profit, The Yoga Connection.
The Sustainability Office is dedicated to making the campus an environmentally conscious locale. But its research also takes that mission beyond Greensboro. What aspects of UNCG’s sustainability efforts were recognized among higher ed’s changemakers.
Hear directly from Chancellor Gilliam about what is happening at UNC Greensboro and what to expect as the year continues. He invites faculty and staff to share their thoughts and feedback following his October 3 address.
Discover a Hispanic Research Center report authored in part by UNC Greensboro’s Dr. Julia Mendez Smith, Dr. Danielle Crosby, and graduate student Christina Stephens showing North Carolina frontline worker practices may facilitate or restrict eligible Hispanic families’ access to child care subsidies.
The UNCG Green Fund finances projects seeking to improve sustainability on campus and in the Greensboro community. Two current projects include a bluebird nest habitat study and bird-window collision research, both of which are being conducted by current PhD candidates.
One of its strengths is its versatility. Ellen Haskell explains how the new minor in Jewish studies will support students going into a variety of fields and supplement their education in other areas of study.
A new place to sit and mingle comes to campus on Friday, September 30. The creation of this new Friendship Bench also carries an environmentally-friendly message.
130 years of setting people on a path for success at UNC Greensboro will be commemorated on October 6 this year. Food and giveaways will be available for the Spartan community to celebrate.
