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Faculty and staff publish new teaching resource

Cover of the book "Ignite" written by faculty and staff.

The UTLC is excited to announce the publication of a new edited volume from Vernon Press. It is titled IGNITE: A Decolonial Approach to Higher Education through Space, Place and Culture. Dr. Laura Pipe, director of Leading Innovations and Pedagogy, edited the volume with Dr. Jennifer Stephens of Elon University. … Continued


Reserving the Alumni House

Aerial shot of the Alumni House.

The Alumni House will begin accepting reservation requests for the 2023-24 academic and fiscal year on March 29. All requests should be made online at the Alumni House webpage or by email to Manager John Comer.


Reception for retiring faculty

Chancellor speaks to retiring faculty at reception.

The Association of Retired Faculty (ARF) will host the reception in the Alumni House Oakley Room on March 29. It’s a golden opportunity to mingle with longtime coworkers and friends, and celebrate successful careers.


Faculty invited to 2023 Spring Commencement

Three graduates turn their tassels at Commencement.

Faculty members can RSVP if they will be participating in the May Commencement this year for the final sendoff to their students. The deadline to notify Commencement staff is April 19.


Nutrition department offers cooking series

Chef works in the cafeteria kitchen.

The four-week cooking class on how to make healthy breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks is open to UNCG employees and the public. Each of the four classes cost $17 and begin March 15.


One-stop-shop for UNCG website assets

Screenshot of the theme assets website main page.

Communicators who are putting together web pages through Wordpress now have access to the new theme assets for uncg.edu, which are accessible, mobile-friendly, and brand compliant.


Women’s Health Research Forum registration open

Three female students talk together around a laptop.

Associate Professor of Nutrition Dr. Lenka Shriver will give the keynote address at the March 17 event. The third annual research forum is for faculty, staff, and students and highlights their scholarly work around female health and wellness.


Teach mindfulness to emerging adults

Trees blossom in spring along College Avenue.

The College of Arts & Sciences faculty team has received a grant to train several faculty and staff in Koru Mindfulness this spring. Training will take place over three full days – March 23-25. Find out how to get involved.