Go. Dog, Go! March 21-March 26, 2017 Based on the popular picture book by P.D. Eastman, this show is full of fanciful frolic and frivolous FUN! Big. Little. Dogs of all sizes! Red. Green. Dogs of all colors! In. Out. Dogs on roller-skates?!? Come see what fun awaits you in … Continued
The Office of Research and Economic Development in partnership with the Institute for Community and Economic Engagement convened a group of community-engaged scholars on Wednesday, November 9th to encourage cross-discipline, community-engaged collaboration. Read about the work UNCG community-engaged scholars are doing and view highlights of their work. Cross/multi/interdisciplinary research and creative … Continued
UNCG supports community-engaged teaching, research, and service. This brown bag will provide a brief overview of community engagement at UNCG. We will focus on best practices for identifying collaborators within the community, how to get the word out about your community engagement, and how to plan for documenting your community … Continued
Wednesday, October 12, 2016 8:30am – 4pm Virginia Dare Room, Alumni House The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Free and open to the public Register here for the Healthy Relationships, Healthy Lives Conference The UNCG Child and Family Research Network (CFRN) invites you to attend this one day conference which will tie into … Continued
Saturday, April 2, 2016 from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm at Revolution Mill in Greensboro Arts Revolution, where entrepreneurship and art combine, is a celebration of the Triad’s multi-faceted art community. The morning kicks off with business-savvy educational workshops for artists, followed by an afternoon of fun, interactive … Continued
The Institute of Community and Economic Engagement is pleased to welcome Dr. David Campt to UNCG in April. Dr. Campt will be giving a public talk and leading a workshop. PUBLIC TALK: Dialogue and participatory decision-making about difficult topic in moments of significant community, cultural, and organizational change Wednesday, … Continued
The Weatherspoon’s ‘Conversations on Creativity’ will continue through end of July. Join some of Greensboro’s inspiring creative couples to learn how they jumpstart their creative processes. Each program will provide a unique opportunity to explore the nature of inspiration in the lives of local practicing artists. The Weatherspoon will provide … Continued
You are invited to attend UNCG’s Learning Factory Summer Camp Maker Faire on July 24. The UNCG School of Education’s TQP grant, Transforming Teaching Through Technology, in partnership with Guilford County Schools and Winston Salem Forsyth County Schools, is sponsoring The Learning Factory Summer Camp for select students from those … Continued
An after-school STEM “learning bus” hits the road this week traveling to rural and inner city communities as part of an effort to spark students’ interest in science and technology. The “NanoBus” learning laboratory is designed to teach middle school students about science through demonstrations and experiments. It is staffed … Continued
The Friends of the UNCG Libraries book discussions for the Fall semester have been scheduled. Selections include the UNCG First Year Common Read for 2015, a thought-provoking book about medical care near the end of life written by a fall speaker in Guilford College’s Bryan Series, and a combined lecture … Continued