The Office of Research Integrity offers an open session to stop and ask questions on the first Tuesday of each month from 2-3 pm in MHRA room 2711.
Research Events
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The Institute for Community and Economic Engagement is excited to continue Knowledge Production Corner for the spring semester! Are you a community-engaged scholar (faculty, staff, or student)? Do you have research projects or ideas that you are trying push forward to the next step? Do you want a regular space... Continue reading...
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The University Teaching and Learning Commons, the Institute for Community and Economic Engagement, and the University Community Engagement Council are pleased to collaborate and sponsor the Spring 2026 Community Engagement Book Club. Meetings will be 2:30 to 4:00ish: March 5 March 26 April 23 Registration is free, but encouraged. All who register... Continue reading...
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The Department of Languages, Literatures & Cultures presents: Dr. Gail Shuck: "Language Difference and Social Belonging" |
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Got research? Come out to this workshop and learn the essentials of building a strong presentation, engaging your audience, and showcasing your work with confidence. |
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Learn how to present your research with clarity, confidence, and impact! Join us virtually for an informative workshop where you’ll discover tips and strategies to communicate your work effectively to any audience. (Via Teams, Click here to join us!) Meeting ID: 292 703 471 450 67 Passcode: VH97RE24 |
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4 events,Save the date for the AEFP Conference – ECRC staff and project partners are presenting
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The Institute for Community and Economic Engagement is excited to continue Knowledge Production Corner for the spring semester! Are you a community-engaged scholar (faculty, staff, or student)? Do you have research projects or ideas that you are trying push forward to the next step? Do you want a regular space... Continue reading...
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@ NCHEP is offering monthly virtual “office hours” for new homeless liaisons every third Thursday. These optional sessions are designed to deepen your understanding of the homeless liaison role and provide practical support from our office. For more information, contact Beth Branagan at Beth.Branagan@dpi.nc.gov. NC Homeless Education Program 336.315.7400 View... Continue reading...
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@ Be Here Club (BHC) is a monthly gathering that’s part of the ICEE fellows program to support the convening and celebrating of community-engaged scholars, broadly defined. So whether you are a community-engaged scholar, know someone who is, or just want to meet a few cool folx, we’d love to see you.... Continue reading... |
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“The new AI-powered tools for scholarly literature discovery” by Steve Cramer, Tuesday March 24 at 12pm – Learn about some of the AI-augmented databases for research discovery and citation analysis. Examples include Scite, Research Rabbit, Consensus, Undermind, and Elicit. These tools allow researchers to search by semantics (concepts), map scholarly... Continue reading...
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Learn about some of the AI-augmented databases for research discovery and citation analysis. Examples include Scite, Research Rabbit, Consensus, Undermind, and Elicit. These tools allow researchers to search by semantics (concepts), map scholarly networks, provide context for citations, and/or evaluate citation patterns. How useful – and appropriate — are these... Continue reading...
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Our spring events get a little more personal, as we emphasize the “art” in the Art of Connecting. Featuring Dr. Lynn Harter – Professor of Communication at Ohio University, and Peacehaven – a longtime CST community partner, these events promise performances, arts & crafts, and highly-interactive workshops. |
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Following the March 24 Keynote Event, this workshop will give students and community members a chance to engage with our guest – Lynn Harter, and our community partners – Peacehaven Farm, in an interactive, arts-based collaboration.
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“Governance Indexes” by Rachel Olsen, Wednesday March 25 at 12pm Governance indexes are composite measures that assess how effectively institutions govern, based on political, legal, and administrative indicators. These unique sources of information can be extremely useful but are also complicated and sometimes controversial. In this session, we will look at several... Continue reading... |
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Every luncheon features a panel of women leaders in a supportive and empowering environment. Expect networking, mentorship, and the exchange of ideas among faculty, staff, and administrators. Join us!
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The University Teaching and Learning Commons, the Institute for Community and Economic Engagement, and the University Community Engagement Council are pleased to collaborate and sponsor the Spring 2026 Community Engagement Book Club. Meetings will be 2:30 to 4:00ish: March 5 March 26 April 23 Registration is free, but encouraged. All who register... Continue reading... 
Anthropomorphizing language can obscure the fact that replacing humans with machines does not lead to equivalent actions or interactions. This session presents a framework for understanding how technology changes the nature of tasks and prescribes behaviors. |
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@ Come experience a wide-array of hands-on mini workshops presented by UNCG faculty, staff, students, and community members and leave with a variety of new skills! Refreshments provided. All are welcome! Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live |
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@ Dr. Kailan Rubinoff, Associate Professor of Musicology in the School of Music and Cross-appointed Faculty in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies to talk about how she used the Linda Arnold Carlisle Faculty Grant to support her research. With the support of the grant, she conducted ethnographic research among the QueerPassion musicians... Continue reading...
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This roundtable will explore stories, challenges, and practical strategies to build trust across language and systems within our communities. Roundtable Guest speakers include:Sonia Márques, Principal of the Newcomers SchoolDoris Kroiss, Clinical Assistant Professor, School of EducationLeilani Roughton, New Arrivals Institute DirectorAnne Tuabaugh, Reading Connections Director 
Join us for a unique film screening & live hip hop performance! Shaolin Jazz will perform a special CAN I KICK IT? presentation. They will screen the sci-fi action classic THE MATRIX, but with the added twist of a live music soundtrack by DJ 2-Tone Jones. THE MATRIX (The Wachowskis, 1999)... Continue reading...
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The Institute for Community and Economic Engagement is excited to continue Knowledge Production Corner for the spring semester! Are you a community-engaged scholar (faculty, staff, or student)? Do you have research projects or ideas that you are trying push forward to the next step? Do you want a regular space... Continue reading... |
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