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Dr. Marianne LeGreco was named News & Record Rising Star this Monday 10/15 at the Women to Women Celebration Luncheon. Thank you Dr. LeGreco for your work on food security.
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Geoffrey Stone Lecture: “Free Speech on Campus: A Challenge of our Time”. This event is part of UNCG's series "The '60s: Exploring the Limits”. For a complete listing of events, visit sixties.uncg.edu.
Date: Wednesday September 12th
Time: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Location: EUC Auditorium
Further Information: https://bit.ly/2O5bKPG
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Date: Monday September 10, 6-8pm
Location: EUC Auditorium
Free and open to the public!
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National College Colors Day is this Friday August 31st. Wear your blue and gold UNCG gear.
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Join us Tuesday September 4th from 6 pm to 8 pm for a Documentary Film Screening & Public Conversation sponsored by the AADS Department at the International Civil Rights Center & Museum.
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Interested in Grad School? Join the workshop sponsored by the Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creativity Office on Wednesday 8/29 at 1 pm & 2 pm. Workshops will be held in the EUC Dogwood.
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Come support your CST Department! Today in the CST Community Room from 11 am to 1 pm.
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CST students make sure to come support Spartan Cinema today at Lebauer Park. Showing starts at 7:00 pm. See you there!
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collecting donations for those affected by the tornado earlier this week.
Communication Studies Students – CST is now collecting donations for those affected by the tornado earlier this week. We will collect items today (Wednesday), all day Thursday and Friday until 11am. Items needed include: Food: fresh fruit, canned items with pull tabs, bread, peanut butter, jelly, beef jerky...anything you can eat without preparation. Hygiene products: soap, deodorant, feminine products, diapers, wipes, toilet paper, etc. Power strips area also needed to help people charge their phones. You can bring your donations to the CST Department Suite, 103 Ferguson Bldg. We will have signs indicating where to leave donations
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CAPSTONES 2018Friday, April 27th @Faculty Center
Presentations:9:30-10:45
Break:10:45-11:00
Future Projects Discussions:11:00-12:00
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HB2: Bad Policy, Fake News and Real Impact ASHBY DIALOGUE SYMPOSIUM SPRING 2018 Friday April 13 @ 9am-12:30pm Cone Ball Room in the Elliot University Center, UNC Greensboro Free and open to the public
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Communications Industry Employer Panel, EUC AlexanderWednesday, April 11th at 4:00pm. Social networking hour to follow at 5:00pmPlease RSVP under Workshops in SpartanCareers
Talking Points:*The employer panel represents a variety of industry types including government, corporate, and small private.*Learn how the panelists used their degrees in unique ways to land in this industry and how you can too!*Curious about the freelance and gig economy in this industry? Join us to learn more!*Learn more about the ever-changing advertising, marketing, and PR industry from a panel of experts (including one UNCG alumna)!*Join the panelists for a social networking hour following the presentation!*Hear how your degree can be used in the "real world" and how you can gain experience right now that matters
Panelists:City of Burlington: Rachel Kelly (UNCG Alumna), Director of Public AffairsRenfro Corporation: Karen Howard, Director of Digital Operations and Creative ServicesFungi Marketing: Ryan Forrest, Founder and Chief Automation ArchitectRLF Communications: Madison Croxson, Communications Manager/Internship Coordinator
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CST Majors, the senior luncheon is today! 12pm-3pm MHARA Rm. 3501 Be there!!!
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A panel of international faculty and students from UNCG will share their viewpoints and experiences, shedding light on what the U.S. means to people who have not always considered this country their home. There will be a question-and-answer period, as well as light refreshments.This is a wonderful opportunity for students to ponder issues of citizenship, identity, patriotism, nationalism, immigration, xenophobia, etc. and to experience "in person" how these issues play out in everyday lives.
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