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Month: October 2017
See/hear: Nov. 1, 2017
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZJsw05NV-E[/youtube] See what you can enjoy at UNCG’s Weatherspoon Auditorium in the next two months. Have relatives or friends visiting for the holidays? The Weatherspoon’s a perfect destination. Free admission. Free parking. Free thinking.
In memoriam: Jim Clark
Jim Clark, longtime director of UNCG’s MFA Writing program, died in his sleep Monday morning. He edited The Greensboro Review, and supervised graduate tutorials in publishing and editing as well as directed teaching internships for MFA students. He also served as an editorial consultant for numerous presses and magazines. He joined UNCG in 1976, earning […]
Alumni Association honors 2017 Spartans of Promise
The UNCG Alumni Association has announced the 2017 Spartans of Promise, a diverse group of 10 outstanding seniors who have excelled in both academics and service. Award recipients were recognized at the Alumni of Distinction Awards Dinner – a signature Homecoming event – on Oct. 19, and will be invited to participate and network at UNCG Alumni […]
Three from English department go to Folger Institute
It’s the campus’s largest number yet going to the prestigious institute in Washington, D.C.
DiAnne Borders receives Lifetime Achievement Award for clinical supervision
The CED professor and UNCG alumna has largely moved her area of research into its modern form, a level of academic accomplishment that very few can claim.
Zhenquan Jia looks to Genistein and carbon nanoparticles, to combat inflammation and cardiovascular disease
NIH funded research is vital because the hardening and narrowing of blood vessels contributes to heart disease.
Dr. Nadja Cech’s passions are teaching students and working with medicinal plants and fungi
Ask any Spartan about their UNCG experience, and they’ll tell you that it’s all about the people. It’s the relationships that make this place special – the professor who encourages a student to submit her paper to a conference or the staff member who counsels a struggling freshman. The UNCG Now web site has begun […]
Students learn leadership, as UNCG takes the lead
UNCG was chosen as a Lead Consulting Institution for the 2017-2018 year. The Office of Leadership and Service-Learning is now serving as a mentor institution in civic learning and democratic engagement for other lead-designated institutions throughout the country. NASPA’s (Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education) Lead Initiative on Civic Learning and Democratic Engagement comprises a […]
Steimle and Chastain receive Graduate School awards
The Graduate School recently presented the inaugural awards for the Outstanding Director of Graduate Study and the Outstanding Administrative Assistant at this semester’s Directors of Graduate Study (DGS) luncheon. These two awards will now be presented annually to one faculty member and one staff member who have demonstrated outstanding work in their roles while working […]
Faculty Senate Nov. 1 meeting agenda
Wednesday, Nov. 1, Faculty Senate meets in the Virginia Dare Room, Alumni House at 3 p.m. Faculty Senate Chair Andrea Hunter will give opening remarks. Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Dana Dunn will give remarks regarding Strategic Plan metrics. At 3:40 p.m., Anna Marshall-Baker, Lead of UNCG Faculty Assembly Delegates, will present the UNC […]
