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News Items from UNC Greensboro

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News Items from UNC Greensboro

One of its strengths is its versatility. Ellen Haskell explains how the new minor in Jewish studies will support students going into a variety of fields and supplement their education in other areas of study.

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.

This is a preview of a sample program page on the new uncg.edu.

Communicators from departments and administrative units can begin training for the Next Generation Website Project on September 26. Experts will be on hand to explain the new processes for designing and managing webpages.

Students do school work on their laptops in a cafe.

UNCG Information Technology Services announces upcoming changes that may impact the tools you use in the office and the classroom. The Chief Information Officer has more on how they plan to guide the University into the future, and the challenges that may come with that.

Cover of the book "Calling for a Blanket Dance."

The novel “Calling for a Blanket Dance” explores family relationships and heritage through the generations of a family with Cherokee and Kiowa roots. The UNCG Native American Student Association invites people to come and hear from the author Oscar Hokeah at this special event on September 23.

The human development and family studies professor has spent years researching and publishing work on how violence and instability affect young people. She will present some of the latest research in a webinar centered around how faculty can support youth who have been impacted by poverty, racism, and violence.

On May 9-10, faculty can delve into the evolution of the classroom. Everything from student engagement to visual literacy will be shared at the Adapt 2022 Conference. Learn more about the workshops and how to register.

April 11-15, celebrate your student employees. From social media shoutouts to games and giveaways, UNC Greensboro will have opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to show their appreciation.

The School of Health and Human Sciences and the Department of Kinesiology invite you to attend the “Perspectives on Character Development and Sport” panel with special guest Father Vlad of […]

Whether researchers with timely insights or students with outstanding stories, members of the UNCG community appear in print, web and broadcast media every day. Here is a sampling of UNCG-related […]

Calling all UNCG faculty and staff with a desire to help new students! You have the opportunity to serve as an honorary Spartan SPEAR during the first week of classes. […]