College is a journey, not a destination. Sometimes, that journey encompasses the stroll from lunch to class to the library for studying. Nestled within a bustling hub in the center of North Carolina, UNCG has grown alongside Greensboro. Here’s how campus transformed into a space that accommodates 18,000 students.
Among the stories: professor and alumnus Dominick Amendum ’01, his role in the “Wicked” films, and UNCG Musical Theatre; a preview of the Jackson Library transformation; and UNCG’s innovations in paid internships , including Humanities at Work and the Bryan School’s Blueprint series.
Here are five ways for UNCG students to get ready for Election Day on Tuesday, November 5.
The Campus Greensboro program kicked off in 2016 with UNCG as a founding member. The number of interns this summer skyrocketed by 80 percent. It’s one of the stories in the new UNCG Magazine that will be released this month.
UNCG School of Education alum was tapped by his home country of Saudi Arabia improve special education services for its citizens. The researcher and professor hopes new regulations will create a new, more inclusive school system.
UNCG’s Career & Professional Development engages with students from day one on campus, helping them with career exploration, resume building, and job searching.
Students work on 2D, 3D, and interactive projects in this state-of-the-art studio in UNCG’s Gatewood Studio Arts Building. In just two years since it began, the BFA Studio Arts Animation Concentration has grown by leaps and bounds.
UNCG double major in political science and international and global studies volunteers over 300 hours in the Greensboro community, conducts research in political science, and studies abroad in Germany.
The North Carolina Folk Festival’s 10th anniversary drew 110,000 visitors and generated $25 million of economic impact for our community and UNCG was a proud supporter, in more ways than just corporate funding.
Sidney Outlaw ’04 will play the title role in “Don Giovanni” in October. He brought his incredible voice back to his alma mater for a September 13 concert with renowned pianist Warren Jones at Tew Recital Hall.