UNCG employees are invited to join our Employee-Only Cooking Class, led by the Department of Nutrition and our talented dietetic interns! In this hands-on session, you’ll learn new healthy recipes along with sustainable shopping and cooking practices that you can easily bring into your daily routine. The best part—you’ll get... Continue reading...
Students are invited to visit each of HHS' programs and departments, collecting candy and stamps on their passports along the way. Finish the Trick or Treat Trail at the HHS Advising Center on the fourth floor of the Margaret C. Moore Building for a party!
Explore Pamela Paul's book, "100 Things We've Lost to the Internet," with UNCG Gerontology Professor Dr. Chantelle S. Caro.
Since first partnering with Second Harvest in 2006, alumnus and chef Jeff Bacon ‘97 has dedicated himself to fighting job and food insecurity in North Carolina by sharing his love of cooking through the Providence Culinary Training Program. Hear from Bacon, a graduate from UNCG’s nutrition program, on the extraordinary... Continue reading...
Department of Peace and Conflict Studies Chair Dr. Jeremy Rinker will be speaking on Diasporas and Conflict for the UNCG Global Engagement Office's Lunch and Learn series. Discussion of Gaza, Ukraine, and other ongoing international conflicts will form the undercurrent of this discussion-based community talk. Register here!
Join us on Thursday, November 13th from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in NIB 124 for a featured session of the 2025 Lawther Lecture Series: Quality of Life Is a Right: Designing Lives, Not Programs, presented by Christian “Chris” Wilson, a proud CTR ('98) alumnus of UNCG. Chris frequently returns to campus... Continue reading...
The UNCG Department of Kinesiology is hosting an in-person open house for prospective students of all graduate programs. You must RSVP by Friday, Oct. 31.
The UNCG Department of Kinesiology is hosting an online open house for prospective students of all graduate programs. You must RSVP by Wednesday, Nov. 19
Doctoral degree candidates will participate in a hooding ceremony.
Graduating seniors and master's students can participate in commencement
Spring semester classes begin at UNCG
Join Dean Carl Mattacola of UNCG’s School of Health and Human Sciences for this exclusive session! Click here to register for this free virtual event.