Spartan Connect Events | EUC Cone Ballroom
Guilford County Department of Public Health and Spartan Well-Being will be offering free HIV and STD testing. After testing, students have the opportunity to visit our various health related consultation tables to learn more about the various factors that impact your sexual health. 


Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/sti-hiv-testing-health-fair

Spartan Connect Events | Teams Meeting
Healthy relationships involve honesty, trust, respect and open communication between partners, and they take effort and compromise for all parties. Learning and understanding how to maintain healthy relationships is important for overall health and well-being. Join Spartan Well Being to dive into this topic!  
Click here to join!  Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/healthy-relationships-workshop-47

Spartan Connect Events | Virtual + Foust 206

https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/60397939-4e77-495f-b5ae-aeb91ccde53c@73e15cf5-5dbb-46af-a862-753916269d73
Hosted by UNCG’s Global Engagement Office (GEO)
Details **This is a hybrid event. If attending in-person, please register and join us in Foust 206. (Please note the Foust Building does not have an elevator.) If attending virtually, please register and the session link will be emailed to you soon.  This week’s topic:      Colonial Echoes: The Effects of the Japanese Occupation of the Korean Peninsula from                                                       1910-1945 on the Korean Identity and Language Presenter:                   Hannah Hook (Undergraduate Student); International and Global Studies, Asian Studies Target Audience:        Campus-wide Bring your lunch and join us in-person or virtually! Hook will discuss her paper that examines the immediate and long-standing effects that the Imperial Japanese colonization of the Korean peninsula from 1910 to 1945 had on the Korean culture, identity, and language. This study conducted a qualitative analysis of primary sources, such as archival newspapers and recorded oral histories, to investigate the cultural and linguistic impacts of Imperial Japan’s colonial policies. Secondary sources used include scholarly journals which provided historical context and examined the enduring effects on Korean culture and identity. This paper will discuss how the Japanese Empire employed social control and forced assimilation in the Korean peninsula in order to fully suppress the Korean language and culture, particularly in the areas of education and the Korean language. Despite these attempts, the Korean language and its writing system, Hangeul, persisted as symbols of resistance that contributed to a strong sense of Korean nationalism and identity. This paper will also discuss the concept of Imperial Japanese racial theory as a justification for colonization and the foundation for the racial discrimination of Koreans. Key findings indicate that this racial discrimination and contradictory assimilation tactics created the social construct of intergenerational grief known as han, and that this concept of han was reclaimed and internalized by Koreans, profoundly impacting the Korean cultural and ethnic identity into modern day.




RSVP link - https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/60397939-4e77-495f-b5ae-aeb91ccde53c@73e15cf5-5dbb-46af-a862-753916269d73/registration Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/colonial-echoes-the-effects-of-the-japanese-occupation-of-the-korean-peninsula-from-1910-1945-on-the-korean-identity-and-language

Spartan Connect Events | Teams Meeting
This workshop provides students with the basics of all things credit. After debunking some common credit myths, students will learn how credit is reported and the pros and cons of using credit; they will also receive some tools to start building good credit (or get bad credit back on track). Join Spartan Well-Being to learn more.


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RSVP link - https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_YWVlYjhhZDItMTMyNi00Y2M2LThiMjktNmFlNDhjNDY4YmNj%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%2273e15cf5-5dbb-46af-a862-753916269d73%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%228e8a517f-44d2-4900-bc27-e4f7c7151532%22%7d Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/financial-wellness-credit-everything-you-need-to-know-21

Spartan Connect Events | Kaplan Center


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 working for full-time. In addition, a number of graduate schools will be in attendance to talk to students about their programs. No matter your reason for attending, professional attire is encouraged. Please come prepared with multiple copies of your resume to provide to employers. First impressions are important, and you never know what connections you will make! A free shuttle to the fair is provided and will run from 12-4:00pm. Pick-up/drop-off is Stirling St. in front of the EUC across from the Walker deck and the Kaplan Center entrance on McCormick St.
Questions? Please contact 336-334-5454 or careers@uncg.edu.


RSVP link - https://app.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/45364a18-06d4-4749-ab56-5a230cef8f03/student_preview Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/fall-career-internship-fair

Spartan Connect Events | EUC Long Leaf Pine
Join Spartan Well Being to learn about ways to make better choices and modify behaviors that negatively impact our health and well-being. This can include eating well, being physically active, setting appropriate boundaries, assertive communications, and any other goal directed behavior change. 
Learn more at http://uncg.presence.io/event/healthy-behaviors-workshop-27