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In memoriam: Tom Haggai
Dr. Thomas Haggai, a great supporter and friend of UNC Greensboro, died Mar. 27. In addition to being a 2011 honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree recipient from UNCG, he was a philanthropist, businessman, minister, and recognized speaker. Haggai led the High Point-based Thomas Haggai and Associates Foundation for 52 years, and served as a […]
Newsmakers: Gilliam, Debbage, Snyder, and Schwartzman
Chancellor Gilliam was interviewed by Thrive Global about what needs to be done to improve the US educational system. The feature. The High Point Enterprise quoted Dr. Keith Debbage in an article on what makes a business “essential” during a crisis. The piece. Dr. Audrey Snyder spoke to WUNC 91.5 about the struggles and realities […]
Receiving mail during modified operations
Each department or office can designate a point of contact to notify designees of received mail or parcels normally delivered directly to the departments via national courier services (UPS, Fed Ex, DHL, etc). Mail is available for pickup at Print Shop (525 Tate St) between the hours of 12:00 pm and 3:00 pm. Parcels are […]
Virtual town hall with Chancellor, Provost on March 25
On Wednesday, March 25, from 4-5 p.m., a virtual town hall forum with UNC Greensboro Chancellor Franklin D. Gilliam, Jr. and Provost Dana Dunn will be hosted by Faculty and Staff Senates. The town hall will be held online only, and can be accessed in the Faculty Senate’s virtual meeting room located at uncg.webex.com/meet/facsen. Instructions […]
Newsmakers: Lenstra, athletics, Touron, and Hortal
Dr. Noah Lenstra was featured on 6abc for his “Story Walk” project, which brings reading outside, and in a Social Work Today article on the important of libraries in social work. The articles are here and here. Men’s golf senior Jonathan Brightwell and men’s basketball senior James Dickey were interviewed by WFMY News2 on the […]
Quick Look: March 17, 2020
If your event has been previously announced in Quick Look, and you would like to indicate that it will be rescheduled or encourage alternate online participation, please email sckirbys@uncg.edu Faculty Senate / Staff Senate Forum with Chancellor and Provost On Wednesday, March 25, from 4-5 p.m., a virtual town hall forum with UNC Greensboro Chancellor […]
Coronavirus information for faculty and staff
UNCG wants to be sure you know where to find information and how to best follow this fast-moving situation. The most important thing is to regularly check the dedicated Coronavirus website. Bookmark it for easy access. UNCG will update it frequently. Please monitor your email as updates will be shared as often as possible. There are as many […]
I-Fest and Science Everywhere canceled for 2020
As the University closely monitors the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation, in order to best protect the health of UNC Greensboro students, faculty, staff, and community members, difficult decisions have been made regarding two major campus events. While the threat in North Carolina is currently considered relatively low, our highest priority remains the health and safety of […]
Quick Look: March 9, 2020
In light of recent decisions regarding the Coronavirus situation, many campus events will be rescheduled. If cancellation information about a listed event is not indicated, please contact the individual organization to confirm. If you would like to announce a cancellation of your event, or provide more information through a website, please email sckirbys@uncg.edu The UNCG […]
VOISES: A panel of student experiences
VOISES, or Viewpoints Of Inclusive Student Experiences, provides an engaging forum for students from various intersectionalities, and allows faculty and staff to hear their voices. The goal is to improve faculty and staff understanding of the student experience and to focus on the perspectives of students from marginalized identity groups. The panels, organized by UNCG’s […]
