Volunteer for Late Night Breakfast
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Students will get their fill of their favorite breakfast foods before they start studying for exams. Volunteers are needed for this campus tradition on November 30.
Students will get their fill of their favorite breakfast foods before they start studying for exams. Volunteers are needed for this campus tradition on November 30.
The Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences says that the Psychology department head has contributed to the University’s diversity goals on many levels – within the department, through her research, and by making a local and international impact.
As a way to thank UNCG for a continued partnership this 2022-23 baseball season, the Greensboro Swarm are offering University employees group offers and rates each month. The first offer is for the games this Friday and Saturday, November 4-5. A ticket purchase will also enter the employee’s name into giveaways each month.
UNC Greensboro’s faculty aim to promote community wellness, support students through multi-sensory environments, and contribute to nanotechnology infrastructure. Those are just some of the latest projects that received new research funding.
Dr. Yvonne Eaves joined the School of Nursing this fall as a professor and the associate dean for academic programs.
Three finalists for the position will visit campus between November 28 and December 5. Faculty and staff can take part in virtual open forums.
The Center is now part of the Cochlear Provider Network. It will support clients through the referral process and follow-up care. An information session on Friday, December 2 will provide more details on the services.
On Wednesday, November 16, your Spartan Women’s Basketball team is hosting Radford at 11 a.m. in Fleming Gym. UNCG will hold the annual Faculty and Staff Appreciation promotion for this game. The team returns home to play the Highlanders in an Education Day contest.
Students and faculty with the Bryan School are looking at the trends of agritourism to help rural establishments attract more visitors. Some of those students chose to spin off the research into their own projects.
The $266,389 gift in honor of Dr. Claire Kelleher supports students with a declared major in art history, supports Weatherspoon Art Gallery acquisitions, enhances the library’s holdings in art and fine printed books, and funds performances by guest artists.