Under the guidance of Elaine Gustafson, Weatherspoon’s Curator of Collections, and Dr. Sunny Spillane, Assistant Professor of Art Education, UNCG’s Elementary Art Education students curated the exhibition Rock, Paper, Scissors, and String. At this student-led Family Day on March 21, 2015 (1pm – 4pm), discover the exhibition through an array of hands-on activities … Continued
54 Hours of collaboration, fun and high speed progress toward your next Startup! The next Triad Startup Weekend will be held Friday, April 17th – Sunday, April 19th, 2015 at the Co//ab in downtown Greensboro (229 N. Greene Street, Greensboro, NC 27401). Have you ever been to a SUW? Startup … Continued
Enjoy a unique Dance for the Camera Festival featuring internationally submitted adjudicated works and a panel discussion with professional filmmakers. It will be held Sunday, March 22, 2 p.m. at the UNCG Weatherspoon Art Museum. UNCG Associate Professor Robin Gee in collaboration with Sugarfoote Productions and the Department of Dance … Continued
It’s one thing to read about the Holocaust and Nazi Germany in books or see black and white pictures. It’s another to hear the startling, personal memories of a Jewish person who was there and survived. On Kristallnacht, the nationwide German pogrom in November 1938 that is often identified as … Continued
Dava Sobel has done more in this century to raise the public’s consciousness of Galileo’s life story and scientific discoveries than any other writer. Her popular book “Galileo’s Daughter” is based on letters that survive written to Galileo by his oldest daughter. The book was a Pulitzer Prize nominee in … Continued
Monty Hagler,Founder, President and CEO of RLF Communications, will speak at UNCG on Wednesday, March 18 @ 5pm in MHRA 1215. FREE registration HERE. Listen to how Monty Hagler, one of the Triad’s top Public Relations and Advertising executives, worked his way to the top of multiple agencies, then started his own PR Firm. … Continued
Award-winning performer Molly Ringwald is probably best known for her roles in the John Hughes’ motion pictures “Sixteen Candles,” “The Breakfast Club” and “Pretty in Pink.” Now she will pair her vocal style with the UNCG Jazz Ensemble I and strings, directed by Chad Eby, in an evening of music … Continued
What is the public purpose of higher education? What is the potential of college students as agents of positive change in our communities? A UNCG symposium on Wednesday, March 25, 2015, will look at these questions. The symposium will be led by Dr. Harry Boyte, director, Center for Democracy and … Continued
The 2015 American Sign Language Idol theme will be ”From My Heart to Yours.” The theme represents the ASL Idol acts’ appreciation for the community of deaf and hard of hearing members who support the Professions in Deafness program at UNCG. The acts want to share a piece of themselves … Continued
The UNCG International Programs Center (IPC) welcomes you participate in the 33rd Annual International Festival on April 11, 2015. The UNCG International Festival is one of the largest events on campus. It is an exciting opportunity for the University and greater communities to celebrate diverse countries of the world and … Continued