UNCG Belonging Project Grants Available
The iBelong implementation team is looking for new proposals for initiatives that will increase students’ sense of belonging.
The iBelong implementation team is looking for new proposals for initiatives that will increase students’ sense of belonging.
Avery Beckham’s love for music goes back about as far as he can remember. But it was the bassoon that brought him to UNC Greensboro through the College of Visual and Performing Arts’ Community Music Lessons program.
Established by Chancellor Gilliam in February, the Task Force has examined a variety of administrative and operational opportunities to make UNCG more efficient and cost-effective.
The Vice Chancellor of Research and Engagement has led years of successful funding that has benefited faculty and staff across all areas of UNCG.
UNC Greensboro is taking advantage of the energy around Homecoming to bring back “A Week at the G,” a week-long photography event that shows off what’s great about being a Spartan.
From ukuleles and drums to artwork and pom-poms, UNCG brought tons of energy to all the people who visited downtown Greensboro for the NC Folk Festival.
The Bryan School’s youngest donor Tia Wiggins ’07 created an endowed scholarship at UNCG to cultivate platforms for others.
Sophomore Zainab Adamou-Mohamed seizes opportunities at every turn at UNCG. The Lloyd International Honors College student opens up about becoming a campus and civic leader, scholar and artist.
There’s no shortage of events celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month at UNCG. They are open to all, with the Alianza Symposium requiring an RSVP by Friday, September 15.
Michael Tuso ’11 was the first in his family to go to college. Although it was the last thing on his mind, he was also the first openly gay student body president at UNCG.