On February 17-20, 2025, UNCG’s African American and African Diaspora Studies Program will host the 35th annual CACE Conference. CACE 2025 is four days of conversation about environmental justice, local ecologies, digital arts, and the many ways we create meaningful, dynamic community with each other for a larger good.
Thanks to a nearly $25,000 grant from the Teaching with Primary Sources Partner Program through the Library of Congress, Dr. Ryan Hughes in the Department of Teacher Education and Higher Education has engaged in a project with a local charter school that will combine STEM and social studies for students in kindergarten through second grade.
An associate professor in the Department of Information, Library, and Research Sciences (ILRS), Dr. Kyung Yong Kim joined the faculty at UNC Greensboro in 2017. After graduating from college in his native South Korea, Kim earned both his master’s degree in statistics and a Ph.D. in Educational Measurement and Statistics from the University of Iowa.
African American and African Diaspora Studies will be hosting its annual Conference on African American and African Diasporic Cultures and Experiences on February 17th through 20th, 2025.
UNCG WGSS will be hosting its annual Linda Arnold Carlisle Lecture on Wednesday, February 19th at noon in the Macdonald Room (Curry 231).
Join Dr. Shane Thompson (NC Wesleyan University) for a fascinating look at how Egyptian pharaohs used art and monuments to assert political and social power in the Late Bronze Age Levant.
H@W will be offering an information sessions on 2/7 at noon and 2/10 at 5pm about upcoming graduate assistantships.
CARS faculty and graduate students attended the International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA) annual meeting in Long Beach, CA from November 20-23, 2024.
ICEE will be hosting another Knowledge Produciton Corner on March 18th at 12pm virtually. Registration is required.
ICEE will be hosting the Knowledge Production Corner on February 20th from 12pm virtually. Registration is required.
