Spartan Connect Events | SOEB 222
A fun and competitive Trivia Night hosted by the Pre-PT/OT Student Association! Test your knowledge with health care-related questions covering everything from anatomy to clinical practice, and maybe even a few surprise categories! Whether you're prepping for your future career or just looking for a great time with fellow students, this is the perfect chance to connect, learn, and unwind. 🗓 Date: October 8th
🕒 Time: 5-6pm
📍 Location: SOEB 222 What to Expect:
? Health care-themed trivia
? Snacks & refreshments
? Exciting prizes for top teams
? A welcoming, supportive community Bring your friends! Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/pt-ot-trivia-night

Spartan Connect Events | Nursing Instructional Building, Room 402

Are you interested in joining a professional organization dedicated to community service, leadership development, scholarship opportunities, and networking within the nursing profession? You are invited to attend our Interest Meeting, the final event of Chi Week, and your official ticket to Chi Land. During this meeting, you'll learn about the mission and values of Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Inc., membership expectations, and how you can become a part of an organization committed to uplifting the community and advancing the field of nursing. Please note: Attendance at this meeting is mandatory to be considered for membership. Whether you're just exploring or ready to take the next step, this meeting is your opportunity to learn how Chi Eta Phi can support your journey in nursing and beyond. We look forward to seeing you there.



Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/ticket-to-chi-land-interest-meeting

Spartan Connect Events | SOEB 307 - SELF Design Studio
The Good Human Project provides simple art projects that can be made easily with common materials.  Here's the catch:  You make the art with the intention of giving it away as an act of kindness or appreciation.   Join us anytime between 5 - 8 pm for an evening of creating and camaraderie. 10.8.25:  Tiny Poured Acrylic Canvas:  Join the Good Human project as we create tiny poured acrylic paintings.  Learn how to use a special type of acrylic paint and add the magic of moving air or gravity to create a unique work of art.  All materials provided.  

Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/good-human-project-tiny-poured-acrylic-canvas

Spartan Connect Events | EUC Auditorium
The Mr. and Miss NAACP Pageant is an annual cultural and leadership event typically hosted by collegiate chapters of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People). The pageant is designed to: 🌟 Celebrate Black Excellence and Leadership Participants showcase their talents, intelligence, cultural pride, and dedication to social justice. The pageant is more than a beauty contest — it's a platform that emphasizes: Academic achievement Community service Public speaking Cultural awareness Personal style and confidence Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/mr-and-miss-naacp

Spartan Connect Events | SOEB 114
Informational rush for students interested in Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/delta-sigma-theta-rush

Spartan Connect Events | Stone Building Lawn (across from Jackson Library on College Ave.) Rain location is Jarrell Hall in Jackson Library.
To celebrate Banned Books Week this year, the University Libraries will be hosting a Read-a-Thon where we’ll read Looking for Alaska aloud in public. We’re looking for UNCG students, faculty, and staff to participate!     Sign up to read a section (UNCG users only): Click here  You don’t need to have read Looking for Alaska before to participate  You don’t need to bring your own copy of the book (unless you just want to!)  Each person will read approximately ten pages    You are still welcome to join us for snacks and Banned Books Week swag even if you don’t want to sign up to read!    Why are we doing this?  Looking for Alaska has been on the American Library Association’s list of the Top 10 Most Challenged Books six times since 2012.  Other books by the author, John Green, such as The Anthropocene Reviewed, are widely read in high schools. He, along with brother Hank Green, is known for his Crash Course YouTube channel and he is an advocate for global health equity and mental health.  Book bans restrict access to new ideas and diverse perspectives.  We believe that John Green’s popularity will help students form a connection to the issue of book banning in schools. 

Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/banned-books-week-read-a-thon-looking-for-alaska