Dear Faculty,
The Office of the Provost is soliciting proposals for an expanded Teaching Innovations grant. Projects under this RFP can include the design of a new course, the re-design of a current course, or a co-curricular initiative that highlights a multifaceted approach to teaching and learning (e.g., colloquia, lecture series, departmental reads, etc.). Read more…
Visit the University Teaching & Learning Commons Residential Colleges website for more information.
For more information, visit the University Teaching & Learning Commons website.
Dr. Celia R. Hooper, Dean of the School of Health and Human Sciences, received the American Speech and Language Hearing Association’s (ASHA) Honors of the Association award on November 18, 2016. The award is ASHA’s highest distinction and recognizes members for distinguished contributions to the discipline of communication sciences and disorders (CSD). Read more…
As part of Lynn Harrell’s UNCG residence, the UNCG Symphony Orchestra will accompany the world-renowned cellist as he performs Ernest Bloch’s passionate and exotic work, Schelomo: Rhapsody for Solo Cello and Orchestra.
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The Digital ACT (Action, Consultation, and Training) Studio supports students, faculty, and staff in becoming more digitally persuasive and rhetorically effective designers with written, oral, aural, and visual communication in digital environments. Read more…
An innovative partnership in the arts is taking place in downtown Greensboro.
The Greensboro Project Space (GPS), a contemporary art space created by UNCG’s Art Department, seeks to make the city of Greensboro a better place to live through creative, dynamic, and collaborative public programming. Read more…
The Coleman Foundation Faculty Entrepreneurship Fellows program extends self-employment education across 17 university and college campuses. Faculty Fellows are typically professors from outside the school of business at their institution. They engage in the development of courses and leadership of projects in support of entrepreneurship education on their campus, inspiring students in non-business disciplines to gain self-employment skills and experience. Read more…
UNC General Administration is pleased to announce the release of a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the UNC Undergraduate Research Program Award, a newly-established mechanism to provide funding to universities or consortia of universities within the UNC System to support and enhance undergraduate research (UR) in the UNC system.
To learn more about the RFP and UNCG’s internal proposal deadline of November 17, please read the announcement on the “Funding Opportunities” page.