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News Items from UNC Greensboro

UNCGNews

News Items from UNC Greensboro

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. […]

The RISE Network will offer several events this spring. There is free registration to a limited number of UNCG faculty, staff, or graduate students for the upcoming NC Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL) […]

The 11th annual UNCG International Shorts Film Competition announced the winners of this year’s competition. As part of the annual UNCG Sustainability Film & Discussion Series, the competition is an […]

This week, Earth Day turns 50. The celebration, which takes place each year on April 22, marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement. But that milestone […]

Today marks the start of a new semester, a new year, and a new decade for Spartans. It’s an exciting – and busy – time at UNC Greensboro, with the […]

GREENSBORO — Sheryl Oring draws on a device from the past to encourage the public to express themselves to 21st-century presidents and presidential candidates.
Not a computer, cellphone or tablet.
A typewriter.
For 12 years, Oring has traveled the country with the vintage device, inviting thousands