UNCG values a diversity of thoughts, opinions, and beliefs. As an academic institution, it plays a unique and critical role in the exchange of ideas. As a public university, UNCG must allow speakers and protestors to exercise their constitutionally protected right to free speech.
Students with questions or concerns can contact the Deans of Students, Office of Intercultural Engagement, and Counseling Services for support.
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- 2:04Freedom of Expression at UNCGUNCG values a diversity of thoughts, opinions, and beliefs. As an academic institution, it plays a unique and critical role in the exchange of ideas. As a public university, UNCG must allow speakers and protestors to exercise their constitutionally protected right to free speech. Students with questions or concerns can contact the Deans of Students, Office of Intercultural Engagement, and Counseling Services for support.
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- 1:51Experience UNCG with A Week at the GAt UNCG, you are welcomed for who you are and you’ll learn to create a future that makes a real impact.Experience the real-world impact of UNCG through our annual photo project, A Week at the G. Submit your own photos through Saturday.Special thanks to Grayson Varn and Kaitlyn Tracy, UNCG School of Music students, for contributing original music.See more photos at weekattheg.uncg.edu.
