The second annual Global Symposium is Apr. 8 with an Open Mic pre-event on Apr. 7. The Global Engagement Office invites all faculty and staff to propose session ideas and explore new funding opportunities for this semester.
Students join large crowds at the Greensboro stop along the Walk for Peace, an event that examined society’s roadblocks to mindfulness and meditation amidst a widespread desire for more peace and kindness in the world.
Before you can drive a new car or truck out of the dealership, tens of thousands of parts from thousands of suppliers must be put in place. Through its partnership with Volvo, the Bryan School of Business and Economics delivers well-prepared students with information systems and supply chain management degrees to promising careers with the auto manufacturer.
The UNCG campus nearly doubles its clean energy output with a new solar panel array that will also generate real-time data for students at the Middle College to learn about weather and sustainable practices.
UNCG will celebrate Wellness Takeover Day all day on April 8 so all students can easily take part in between their class schedules. All departments and units may submit a program or event to participate no later than Feb. 20. Find program examples to develop your own contribution to the Spartan culture of care.
In their own ways, Virginia Madorin ’11 and Mark Lineberger ’00 advanced societal awareness for the Deaf community. Their work has improved access and communication on both the University and statewide level.
Spartan Dining invites UNCG departments to roll up their sleeves and join them for Fried Chicken Wednesday. This popular weekly tradition creates space to connect with students and show campus pride.
On Jan. 22, UNCG will host the annual celebration of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., in UNCG Auditorium with other Greensboro colleges and universities. This year’s theme is “Building Community, Uniting a Nation the Non-Violent Way.”
Virtual presentations are becoming more common in education and the workforce. Graduate students can compete to keep audiences engaged in “Webinars Worth Watching,” the Graduate School’s collaboration with University Libraries from Feb. 16-20.
Katie Lambert is just one example of how an education in the arts can translate into real-world success. After starting in UNCG’s School of Theatre, she built a career through internships and hard work, and now serves as manager of digital marketing and design at Warner Bros.
