Announcements – UNCG Community Engagement

Students scanning Green Book ephemera at the Magnolia House and public library.

Community-Engaged P2 Grant Awardees 2021

We are excited to announce the recipients of the UNCG Community Engaged Pathways and Partnerships (P2) Grant for 2021. The two funded projects are:...

Dr. Michael Hemphill wins the Ernest A. Lynton award.

Hemphill receives Campus Compact award for engaged scholarship

Dr. Michael Hemphill, assistant professor of kinesiology, received this year’s Earnest A. Lynton Award for the Scholarship of Engagement from...

Explore community-engaged research in the UNCG Research Magazine

The UNCG Research Magazine is an amazing place to learn how our campus community is using its research to impact lives both locally and around the world....

Resources for Community Engagement during COVID-19

During this pandemic, partnerships between the community and UNC Greensboro are incredibly important, but they also may look different. To support community-engaged...

Greater Greensboro/High Point Food Resource List

Several partners across Guilford County have worked together to create a list of food resources for Greater Greensboro and Greater High Point. We share...

Campus Update on COVID-19

UNCG has been closely monitoring the complex and rapidly evolving Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. For continued updates from the university, please...

Keeping Faith Film and Panel Discussion

The Departments of Media Studies and Communication Studies at UNC-Greensboro are pleased to announce the screening of The Greensboro Massacre, a 30-minute...

Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop

Join the Engagement Scholarship Consortium for this intensive professional development program that provides advanced doctoral students and early career...

Spring 2020 Digital Humanities Collaborative Institute

The theme of the Spring 2020 Digital Humanities Collaborative Institute is “Digital Humanities & Community Engagement.” Proposals with a focus on...

ICEE Hosts Imagining America

Institute of Community and Economic Engagement is hosting two special events featuring Erica Kohl-Arenas and Mina Para Matlon from Imagining America...

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#UNCG The City of Greensboro's Transgender Task Force is celebrating its public launch with a community meeting: Wednesday July 21, 6-7:30.

Join the meeting via Zoom. The meeting ID is 967 7312 6553 and the Passcode is 653492. To join the meeting by phone, call 301-715-8592.

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BIG #UNCG Shout-out UNCG Center for New North Carolinians on new funding to support the Umoja Group with access to tablets and workshops to enhance their communication, digital literacy and English language skills, especially in navigating health and education systems! Congrats!

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#UNCG and community, take some time to go see the new exhibit by alumna Sheena Rose titled "Pause, Breath, We Got This" on view at @WAMSpoon. Click belowo for more information.
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