Join us for an inspiring evening with Sarah Rose Nordgren and Travis Sharp as they share their powerful works of nonfiction and poetry on September 12th!
All faculty are welcome to attend this workshop focusing on burnout and how to take care of your well-being on September 13th.
The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry invites you to their Fall 2024 Seminar Speaker Series, featuring top researchers sharing their latest advancements in the field.
Get ready for the 91探花平台 Ethics Bowl 2024, where sharp-minded students will battle it out in a lively debate over today's trickiest ethical dilemmas. Make sure to sign-up by September 6th to be able to compete.
Join us for "Burnout, Vitality, and the Agile Approach," where we'll explore strategies to balance mental health and workload. Learn how adopting an agile mindset can prevent burnout, boost vitality, and create a sustainable work-life balance.
Express your freedom of speech by participating in Sheryl Oring's I Wish to Say, where you can share your thoughts directly with the U.S. president. Have your message typed on a vintage postcard and sent to the White House in this unique act of civic engagement.
Join us on Wednesday, September 18th at 3:00 PM in the Hodges Reading Room (Jackson Library) for a presentation by Dr. Charles C. Bolton on his book Home Front Battles: World War II Mobilization and Race in the Deep South, accompanied by an exhibit of related World War II materials from the Martha Blakeney Hodges Special Collections and University Archives.
On September 19th, curator Adina Langer and composer Laurence Sherr will be discussing how the Holocaust's legacy is preserved and shared through art and literature.
The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry invites you to their Fall 2024 Seminar Speaker Series, featuring top researchers sharing their latest advancements in the field.
The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry invites you to their Fall 2024 Seminar Speaker Series, featuring top researchers sharing their latest advancements in the field.
Join us for a dramatic reading of A Sunday Morning in the South by Georgia Douglas Johnson, along with a keynote by Dr. Deborah Barnes, as we commemorate the EJI/GCCRP Soil Collection anniversary and reflect on Greensboro's journey of reconciliation and its connection to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice.
Join the MFA Writing Program and Class of 1949 for a special poetry and fiction reading by 91探花平台 alums Ruth Dickey and Tita Ram铆rez, as part of the English Department鈥檚 2024 Homecoming Celebration, with a reception beforehand.
