UNCG invites you to join us at the AI for Business event, hosted by the ISSCM Department in the Bryan School of Business and Economics. At this event, we will hear from industry leaders regarding their experiences with AI and discuss its future in business. A panel of business leaders... Continue reading...
The UNCG Graduate School will host the 13th Annual Graduate Research and Creativity Showcase: “Scholarship That Matters.” on Thursday, April 3, 2025, from 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm in the Elliott University Center at UNCG. The annual Showcase’s purpose is to present the accomplishments of UNCG’s graduate students to the Greater Greensboro community and... Continue reading...
Lunch will be provided. You can register for the morning session, afternoon session, or both. Organized by:
View the gorgeous night sky above Guilford County through the 32-inch telescope at the Three College Observatory, one of the largest telescopes in the southeastern US. Learn about the stars, and gain insight from local astronomers. 👋 NC Statewide Star Party is free and open to the public but space is... Continue reading...
Dozens of organizations, topics, experiments, and hands on activities will be on display all over UNCG’s inviting campus. Join the thousands of community members who celebrate Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math in a family-friendly and entertaining way! Visit with local scientists and learn what research is going on locally. Connect... Continue reading...
The Chancellor’s Initiative for Transformative Research Aims to fund promising projects that will lead to strong societal impacts while attracting significant external funding. Researchers are encouraged to launch projects that will strengthen the competitive position of UNC Greensboro in North Carolina, the United States, and around the World. Connection of... Continue reading...
**This event is currently at capacity. If you would like to be added to a waitlist, please contact Dr. Chartanay Bonner. ** Organized by the Institute for Community and Economic Engagement & the Office of Research & Engagement
Learn more about Human Subjects Research: Writing Strong Protocols to Support Your Research hosted by the Office of Research Compliance & Integrity, followed by a panel discussion.
Meet with experts from the Office of Research Compliance & Integrity (ORCI) for consultation sessions on IRB protocols.
The Carolyn & Norwood Thomas Undergraduate Research and Creativity Expo is the campus-wide celebration of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activities. All students engaged in faculty-mentored scholarly inquiry are encouraged to participate. Students are eligible to compete for program recognition, which includes monetary awards. Organized by
