This year marks the 10th anniversary of the partnership between UNCG and the North Carolina Main Street program, and we are planning a celebration on Tuesday, September 15, to bring together former Fellows, Main Street Managers, state partners, faculty, and others who have been part of the program over the... Continue reading...
Combining the energy of an open house with the accessibility of a poster session, the event invites students, faculty, staff, and community members to explore how gaming, digital creativity, esports, and interdisciplinary research intersect across the Arts & Sciences.
Join us in Petty 212 for “From Code to Intelligence: AI & Computing Research Showcase," including an interactive large language model-based healthcare application.
Join us in Petty 212 for "Meet our Little Robot" Technology demo session, including a mini robot demo
Visit the AADS class about African American Athletes this morning.
Join us in Graham 109 for a fun, interactive event where students compete over their geography knowledge. The winning team receives a trophy!
Join us in Graham 307 for Book Talk: Dr. Şahan Karataşlı will speak about his forthcoming book with Stanford University Press, titled Global Waves of Nationalism: Capitalism, Hegemony, and the Creative Destruction of Nationhood.
Join us for poster presentations of recent undergraduate research projects and short introductions to current research opportunities, information on mathematics and statistics related student groups, and we'll announce the winner of the t-shirt design contest! Location: Petty Building, "Under the Bridge"
The Philosophy Department invites you to join us for the Great Conversation Series titled “Free Will and Determinism”. This talk will be given by Dr. Gary Rosenkrantz on Wednesday, September 16 at 5:00 pm in Curry 238.
Join us for a special edition of Wednesday Words, our monthly undergraduate reading series and open mic. This reading will feature the faculty who teach our undergraduate workshops. The main reading will be followed by a short open mic and reception.
Join us for an opening reception for the WGSS program's 4th annual juried exhibit of artwork illuminating themes of women’s, gender, and/or sexuality. View artwork by students and alumni from universities and colleges across the Triad. Tour our spaces/learn about WGSS program. Featuring performance and art demonstration. Refreshments provided.
Visit the AADS class about Black Women in the U.S.
