Spartan Connect Events | 701 Highland Ave, #009. Corner of Union St and Highland Ave
Every Friday, Spartan Recovery @ UNCG has speakers from the community who are in recovery tell their stories of experience, strength, and hope.  Students are given the opportunity to respond to the speakers. Lunch Served at 12:30 pm Spartan Recovery Program nurtures social, academic, and professional success for people seeking or living in recovery by providing a welcoming and fun environment, individual and community support, and opportunities for growth.

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Spartan Connect Events | Student Health Services Ground Floor Room 015


Restoring union with the body and reclaiming the body as one's own through asana (poses) and dhyana (meditation) is the foundation of this group.  Coming back into the body is part of coming back into wholeness during trauma healing.  The time consists of guided meditation, minimal asana with positive self-affirmation, and time for sharing.  This group is intended for survivors of trauma.   Pre-group screening is required for this group before attending.  Please call 336-334-5874 to schedule screening appointment.



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Spartan Connect Events | Teams Meeting
Join Spartan Well Being in this workshop to explore the essential principles of setting healthy boundaries in relationships, fostering meaningful connections, and creating a strong sense of belonging. You will gain valuable insights into understanding your personal limits, communicating your needs with confidence, and respecting others’ boundaries. Together, we will discuss strategies for cultivating deeper, more authentic relationships while promoting self-respect and mutual understanding.  
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Spartan Connect Events | EUC Auditorium
Come out and support Chi Omegas Wish Night, there will be a family feud style game for the Fraternity brothers, talent show, lip sync battle, and the awarding of this year's Owl Boy. Come out and support, all donations will go to Make-A-Wish. Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/chi-omega-wish-night

Spartan Connect Events | College Avenue/Minerva Statue
🌙? Join us for Night at the Villa! ?🌙

Come vibe with us for an unforgettable evening featuring delicious food trucks, a live DJ, and an array of student vendors and organizations showcasing their best! 🛍?🎶🍔 Grab your crew, explore unique finds, and support your fellow students while enjoying good eats and great beats. You don’t want to miss this! 🌟
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Spartan Connect Events | EUC Audtoruim


he Old Gold and Black Pageant is a signature event hosted by Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. at various colleges and universities. It's designed to highlight the fraternity's core values of scholarship, leadership, service, and brotherhood, while also celebrating the fraternity’s rich history and traditions. Key Aspects of the Event: Pageant Contestants: Typically, the event features undergraduate students from the university or college who compete in different categories. Contestants may represent different campus organizations or showcase their individual talents and skills. Categories: The competition might include formal wear, where participants are judged on their presentation, elegance, and poise. There may also be categories for talent performances, where contestants perform a skill or talent. Interview segments often help judges assess participants' leadership qualities, communication skills, and alignment with the fraternity's ideals. Themes & Presentation: The pageant often emphasizes Alpha Phi Alpha’s iconic old gold and black colors, which represent the fraternity’s rich history and legacy. The event can feature special themes that align with Alpha Phi Alpha's principles, such as service to the community, academic achievement, or cultural pride. Cultural Significance: It’s a celebration of African American culture, history, and tradition. The pageant is usually part of a larger weekend of events, often tied to homecoming or other significant cultural observances on campus. Fundraising and Philanthropy: Many times, the event serves as a fundraiser for the chapter’s community service initiatives, scholarships, or educational programs. Proceeds from the pageant can go towards supporting local or national causes that are aligned with Alpha Phi Alpha’s philanthropic efforts. Community Impact: The event is not only an opportunity for the contestants to shine but also for the fraternity to showcase its commitment to civic engagement, service, and the pursuit of excellence. In short, the Old Gold and Black Pageant is a festive yet meaningful occasion that blends talent, tradition, and community engagement, while honoring the values of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

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