@ CACE 2024 addresses the importance of Black Studies and Black Stories. The conference features the themes of music, poetry, movement and wellness; stories of resilience and Black futures; culture, politics and economics—knowledge as action; and the lively arts. Come learn about Hip Hop and education, walking Black history at... Continue reading...
@ Dr. Daniel Black, Professor of African American Studies at Clark Atlanta University, delivers the CACE Conference Keynote address, February 21, 2024, 5-7pm in Elliott University Student Center, Alexander Room. His talk is titled after his book, “Black on Black: On Our Resilience and Brilliance in America,” which is:An Essence... Continue reading...
@ 2023 Bizwomen Mentoring Monday hosted at UNCG. Step into a realm of professional growth with UNCG at Mentoring Monday 2024! Immerse yourself in an evening designed and dedicated to propelling your career forward. Connect with impactful businesswomen, gain invaluable perspectives, and celebrate the potential of meaningful connections. Be a... Continue reading...
@ Let’s explore how Africa is shaping the future of global research! Join us for a compelling conversation with Dr. Elsie S. Kanza, Ambassador of the United Republic of Tanzania. This talk will explore Africa’s evolving role in shaping global research, spotlighting opportunities for partnership, innovation, and knowledge exchange across continents.... Continue reading...
@ As a part of the 2025 Wicker Endowment Program, award-winning writer Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson shares how fashion innovator Claire McCardell revolutionized comfort and practicality in women’s fashion with zippers, pockets, ballet flats, and more. This is a free event, but spots are limited. Reserve your seat! Dickinson, whose work... Continue reading...
@ UNCG Libraries presents a webinar series on “Research and Applications.” This webinar series is for UNCG students, staff, faculty, instructors, alumni, donors, and librarians. The series will cover topics on library resources and research tools. Whether you’re a historian or history buff (or just a big fan of Bridgerton), you... Continue reading...
@ John Borchert has always been interested in how art and technology connect to culture and morality. That’s reflected in his background as a faculty affiliate of religious studies, director of the Network for the Cultural Study of Videogaming, and director of the videogaming and esports studies program. As the Weatherspoon’s Benjamin Fellow, he’ll convene working groups with interdisciplinary... Continue reading...
@ This lecture explores the role of tariffs as a trade policy tool by examining their historical significance and real-world impact. We begin with a brief explanation as to why nations trade, and why there may be incentives to interfere with such trade Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook... Continue reading...
@ Community and Therapeutic Recreation alumni, Chris Wilson, will be the featured speaker, with a reception to follow. We invite everyone to attend his talk, “Quality of Life is a Right: Designing Lives, Not Programs.”RSVP if attending. Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
@ The UNCG University Libraries and the Greensboro Bound Book festival proudly present an evening with author Casey McQuiston, known for their best-selling novels including “Red, White, and Royal Blue” and “The Pairing.” The event is free and public! Please register in advance. Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook... Continue reading...
