The Office of Intercultural Engagement invites faculty and staff to nominate an undergraduate or a graduate student they believe is deserving of the $500 MLK Service Award Scholarship.
The theme for the 2023 NSF Nanoscale Science and Engineering Grantees Conference theme is nanobiology. It’s a gathering space for academics and leading figures who make critical decisions on funding leading edge science and engineering studies at the nano level.
Starting January 10, Dr. Frances Bottenberg will take on the new position and lead Honors Admissions and the Scholar’s Program, among other responsibilities.
Faculty, staff, and students will notice changes to the degree-tracking tool’s interface in early 2024.
The Angel Tree project supports eight families of Spartans this year. Donors can pick from their Amazon wish lists and send them to the Staff Senate Service Committee.
The Students First Office provides key dates and information about what will remain available through the winter break.
UNC Greensboro is showcased in an Association of Public and Land-grant Universities report on accelerating publicly engaged research to help tackle vexing challenges facing communities across the globe.
The academic portfolio review ensures we have the right mix of academic offerings to fulfill student needs, remain competitive, and allocate sufficient support for programs. UNCG has not completed such a comprehensive review of its programming in more than a decade.
When the Spartans defeated No. 14 ranked Arkansas last weekend, it was their first win over a Top 25 team ever.
When there’s a large natural disaster in America, award-winning UNCG alumna Jessica Haynes-Titlebaum ’14 leaps into action. Her UNCG experience catapulted her to this essential work.