Posted on July 20, 2026

Two people sit at a table covered in posters, flyers, and giveaway items.

UNCG faculty and staff are invited to enjoy the traditional Welcome Back Luncheon on Aug. 11 with a complimentary lunch at Fountain View Dining Hall. The event also offers departments, divisions, and units an opportunity to share what they have planned for the semester.

From 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., departments may reserve display tables on the lower level of Moran Commons.

Tables give faculty and staff a chance to greet colleagues arriving for lunch and promote programs, activities and services. The space is ideal for event promotion, giveaways, ticket sales, participant recruitment, membership sign-ups, and more.

Sign up now to reserve your table. Questions may be directed to Denise Sherron in University Communications at dysherro@uncg.edu. The reservation deadline is Aug. 7.

Event organizers will provide tables and chairs. Departments and units are responsible for setting up, managing, and breaking down all their display materials. Reservations are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is limited.

Save-the-date and reminder emails will be sent to all faculty and staff closer to the event.

View photos from the 2025 luncheon.

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