UNCG Campus Weekly
Campus Weekly is published each Wednesday when classes are in session. In the summer, it is published biweekly.
First Staff Stars of 2012
20 staff members were recognized for going above and beyond, as chancellor hosts reception in Virginia Dare
Christine Murray, with research specialty on domestic violence, fosters new connections throughout county
Dr. Christine Murray (Counseling and Educational Development), whose research specialty is domestic violence, has taken on an ambitious, acronymous project. Along with her regular teaching responsibilities, she is now director of the Program to Advance Community Responses to Violence Against Women … [Read More...]
Making art and a living, too
The third annual Southern Entrepreneurship in the Arts Conference will be held in EUC on Saturday, Feb. 11, to help artists learn how to make a living from … [Read More...]
Spring 2012 art show in Jackson
Local artist C.P. Logan is exhibiting her work in Jackson Library through May 2012. The exhibit, titled "The World Is My Garden," is installed in the first … [Read More...]
Independents, African Americans and the election
A public forum will discuss independent voters, African Americans and the 2012 presidential election at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26, in Sullivan Science Building, … [Read More...]
Recognize your top student employee
The Student Employment Office is accepting nominations for the 2012 “Student Employee of the Year” award. UNCG faculty and staff are invited to nominate a … [Read More...]
An additional Quad visual
The Quad preview article in last week’s CW had one visual, seen at this link. Those seeing CW in its Print format may not have seen a great view looking … [Read More...]
You’re down by one as the clock ticks down. The shot does not fall – but a teammate crashes the boards and puts it in. And you get your fourth win in a row, the best streak since the 2007-08 season. “No matter what happens – and that’s off the court or on the floor this year – they just keep fighting,” men’s basketball interim coach Wes Miller said after Sunday’s thriller. “They just keep coming together even more and believing in one another. And that’s what I’m most proud of.”
Erskine Bowles
UNC President Emeritus Erskine Bowles is the 2011 recipient of the University Award, the highest honor given by the Board of Governors of the 17-campus University of North Carolina. UNC President Tom … [Read More...]
Dr. Fabrice Lehoucq
Dr. Fabrice Lehoucq (Political Science) wrote the article “The Third and Fourth Waves of Democracy” for the Routledge Handbook of Democratization (London: Routledge, 2011). Additionally, Lehoucq … [Read More...]
