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News Items from UNC Greensboro

UNCGNews

News Items from UNC Greensboro

Student introduces himself to a hiring manager at a job fair.

A three-day networking opportunity for representatives from American cities and higher education is happening on campus. The “Young Smart and Local Conference” is October 10-12, with keynote speakers and break-out sessions to exchange ideas on how cities can foster students and attract skilled workers. A complete schedule is available with more details about the speakers and topics.

Graduate student receives her doctoral hood.

Do you want to become the next talented leader who guides the education of graduate students? The Provost Office is looking for qualified internal candidates who are interested in the position.

Participants who come to the Center for Women’s Health and Wellness event will learn about how to intervene on behalf of students, including suicide prevention and educational methods aimed at diverse populations.

In honor of the Centennial Celebration, students in the School of Theatre will perform “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Directed by Mya Brown, opening night is September 30. The timeless tale by William Shakespeare follows four quarreling Athenian lovers who escape into an enchanted forest where fairies await to play tricks on them.

Spring blossoms fill trees around the Minerva statue on UNCG campus.

Hear directly from Chancellor Gilliam about what is happening at UNC Greensboro and what to expect as the year continues. He invites faculty and staff to share their thoughts and feedback following his October 3 address.

This Constitution Week, UNC Greensboro affirms its commitment to protecting freedom of expression. Resources are available for faculty and staff to learn more about the University policies and expectations.

Two students look up information on their laptops and textbooks.

Faculty can anticipate students coming to them with questions about their classes and grades. An email has been sent asking them to look up their midterm grades. All students are encouraged to make full use of the support offered by faculty and UNCG’s campus resources.

A student puts on her headset in order to play at one of the new Esports Arena's game stations.

Indulge in your love of video games and learn about all the fun initiatives that UNC Greensboro will promote across the Piedmont thanks to its state-of-the-art esports arena. Faculty can discover all the new learning opportunities the space offers during an Open House on September 28.

Poster promoting the "Public Republic" reading event.

From morning through the afternoon, dive deep into one of the world’s most famous philosophical works. The fourth annual “Public Republic” aims to introduce more people to Plato’s writings, with dramatic readings to help generate engaging discussion on what makes a just society.

UNCG students come dressed up to a fiesta celebrating the end of the CHANCE camp for Latino students.

UNC Greensboro will host dozens of events in recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs September 15-October 15. Learn more about where and how to attend the dialogues and celebrations in the coming weeks.

A woman sits at a table among the artwork and sculptures in the Weatherspoon Art Museum courtyard.

The Weatherspoon Art Museum invites faculty and staff to join in regular meditation sessions to attend to their mental health throughout the rigorous year. No prior experience is needed. Participants will be guided through meditative practices once a week through November 23.

The Office of the Provost is providing a place for faculty and staff to talk about their health and promote tools for well-being. Read more about how to join the Well-ness Chats with Dr. Connie Jones.