New Student Transitions & First Year Experience have scheduled many events for incoming students to acclimate to campus, and seek campus volunteers to help make them feel welcome in their first days as Spartans.
Each summer since 2017, around 100 Hispanic and Latino high schoolers have visited UNCG to learn about college readiness, meet mentors, and explore academic programs.
Spartans Give provides a crowdfunding platform for UNCG groups raising money for projects, events, equipment, and other resources. As they accept proposals for the new academic year, they are holding information sessions to explain who is eligible.
The SPEAR volunteers are a staple of every new academic year. This year, they will be needed on August 20-21 to help new students learn their way around.
Grant Harris from Parking Operations and Campus Access Management is this year’s Betty Hardin Awardee, which recognizes excellence in finances and administration.
Check out the latest Follow Me videos featuring students who are following their passions for service in healthcare, education and government work.
Thanks to new funding awards, UNCG faculty continue to advance research in a wide range of areas. These projects will include an expansion of slave deeds and study materials for flow batteries.
Kimberly Mozingo and Carla Wilson discuss the Staff Senate’s goals as they assume their new roles for the 2024-25 academic year.
The first full body meeting of the academic year will be held on July 11, giving UNCG staff time to meet and build engagement ahead of the new semester.
UNCG expects to host 23 teachers from around the world this year and is accepting applications to be a host to one or more participants through August 30.