The 2025 UNC System Learning and Technology Symposium “Connect, Collaborate, Create: Embracing the Future of Learning” will be held June 2-3 and offers valuable networking opportunities to faculty, librarians, staff, and graduate students. The call for proposals is now open.
During UNC Asheville’s recovery from Hurricane Helene, UNCG will house student athletes on campus beginning next week, October 14, and support their training and practice.
Faculty and staff engage students and the community with special presentations centered around music, the classics, and mathematics.
UNCG Dining wants to hear from you! Now through October 31, share your honest feedback and help shape the future of dining on campus by participating in the Voice to Vision survey. It only takes a few minutes to tell them how you feel about your dining experience and what improvements you’d like to see.
This annual Staff Senate tradition has supported many UNCG families who need extra assistance during the holiday season. Nominations for this year may be submitted now through November 1.
What’s new this year? Enjoy Spartan Street Fest along College Ave. The bonfire has a new location this year as well. The big days will be next Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4-5, and everyone is welcome!
New York Times’s Critic’s Pick SW!NG OUT, led by acclaimed choreographer Caleb Teicher, will deliver toe-tapping tunes to UNCG. This special celebration of swing dance, with live music by the Eyal Vilner Big Band, is part of the University Concert and Lecture Series.
During the 2024 election cycle, University employees should be well informed about their individual rights and official responsibilities. University System policy 300.5.1 prohibits University employees from engaging in political campaign activity using University resources (e.g. work time, University spaces, email accounts, official websites and communications channels). The Political Activities guidance (below) provides … Continued
For the past five years, certificate-based authentication, powered by SecureW2, has been available on campus. Starting September 30, it will become the exclusive authentication method at UNCG. GCN access will be limited to UNCG-managed devices, and Eduroam will require all personal devices to have SecureW2 installed and configured.
The Global Engagement Office encourages faculty to apply for funding to travel to Baden-Württemberg, Germany, to establish or strengthen research collaborations. All faculty are eligible to apply for approximately $2,000 for at least one week of research-related travel to one of our nine partner universities.