Learn more about edTPA! Kappa Delta Pi will host a Panel Session comprised of Faculty & UNCG Seniors who have already completed and passed edTPA. You do not need to be a KDP member to attend!!! Location: School of Education building, room 102
SPARK is the recruitment program that the Higher Education master's (Student Affairs Administration in Higher Education) program hosts each year for applicants to it's program. This event is an invitation-only event for prospective students that allows students to meet the Higher Ed faculty, current students, and Higher Ed alumni as... Continue reading...
Established by the NC General Assembly in 2016, the NC Collaboratory serves as a unique engine for translating academic research into practical insights that inform policy and practice across the state. This talk will introduce the mission, structure, and strategic priorities of the NC Collaboratory’s Office of Learning Research, including... Continue reading...
This signature all-majors recruiting event is designed to connect UNCG students and alumni with world class employers offering full-time, internship and graduate opportunities. This event is an opportunity to explore career options with a diverse set of employers and/or network with companies at which you are interested in interning or... Continue reading...
Making Your Course More Inclusive! This hands-on event is designed to help you enhance your course materials for better accessibility. Bring your syllabus, assignments, or any course content, and we’ll provide expert guidance and technical support! Whether you’re making small tweaks or big changes, we’re here to make the process... Continue reading...
Learn about educator evaluation in US and German contextsDiscuss examples of good teaching in intercultural contextsExplore translanguaging through movement-based teaching practice
This is an event open to all student teachers at UNCG for the 2025-26 school year. They will receive valuable information about getting their first teaching job and being successful in their first year of teaching. Seven local school districts will present and also recruit our student teachers. There will... Continue reading...
School of Education instructors (faculty, lecturers, adjuncts, teaching assistants, etc.) are invited to drop-in and receive the “just in time” assistance needed for their courses. Instructors can receive assistance on such things as instructional design, course revisions & updates, as well as receive suggestions and recommendations for selecting and implementing... Continue reading...
The purpose of the annual Brock’s Critical Conversations Conference (formerly ELC Critical Conversations Conference) is to create dialogues to address the current socio-political climate in the United States. A central goal of the conversations is for participants to walk away with a set of pedagogical tools to use in their... Continue reading...
Congratulations on your acceptance to UNCG! Admitted Spartans Day is an opportunity for future Spartans and their families to spend a day on campus with many of your soon-to-be classmates. You will have the opportunity to tour campus, experience your academic area of interest with current faculty, hear from current... Continue reading...
This roundtable will explore stories, challenges, and practical strategies to build trust across languages and systems within our communities. Roundtable Guest speakers include:Sonia Márquez, Principal of the Doris Henderson Newcomers SchoolDoris Kroiss, Clinical Assistant Professor, School of EducationLeilani Roughton, Director of the New Arrivals InstituteAnne Tubaugh, Director of Reading Connections.
