UPCOMING EVENTS

SOE All-School Meeting and Welcome Back Party

Save the date for the SOE’s All-School Meeting on Friday, August 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the SOE’s welcome back celebration the same day at 4 p.m. More details to follow.

 

SOE International Social

August 24 from 2-4 p.m. in the TRC

International Social Flyer FA2016

2016-2017 Yopp Distinguished Speaker Series in Mathematics Education Fall Speaker

The TEHE Mathematics Education Faculty are pleased to announce the Fall speaker for the 2016–2017 Yopp Distinguished Speaker Series in Mathematics Education.  Dr. Robert Q. Berry, III will give a talk from 5–6:30 pm on October 5, 2016.  His research focuses on equity issues in mathematics education, with a particular focus on African American boys.  The talk will be designed for the broader community so please invite interested educators from local districts.  (See the attached Save-the-Date flyer for more details.)

We hope that you will be able to join us!

Vicki Jacobs, Kerri Richardson, and Holt Wilson

2016-17 Yopp Distinguished Speaker Series in Mathematics Fall Speaker Flyer

TECHNOLOGY

Now in Effect: New Password Policy for University Accounts

https://itsnews.uncg.edu/2016/06/15/now-in-effect-new-password-policy-for-university-accounts/

WebEx Transition

UNC Greensboro has officially transitioned from the SLMS (video conferencing) Blackboard Collaborate to WebEx.  You have the option to use Blackboard Collaborate until July 2016, but it is in the process of being phased out to WebEx.  For more information about this transition, please read the UNCG ITS official announcement on their blog:

https://itsnews.uncg.edu/2016/03/14/webex-now-available-to-faculty-and-staff/

6-Tech Tips: Protect Yourself Against Phishing

http://itsnews.uncg.edu/2013/12/16/6-tech-tips-protect-yourself-against-phishing/

Classroom Technology Support

Contact classroom technical support at 334-5207 for technical and training assistance in UNCG classrooms and conference rooms.

DEVELOPMENT UPDATES

We would like to thank Dr. Monette Weaver Wood. Earlier this year, she established the Elvira Worth Foust Plonk, Class of 1908, Endowed Scholarship in Education with a gift of $30,000. This fund is in honor of her maternal grandmother, Elvira Worth Foust Plonk. Elvira is also a relative of Chancelor Julius Foust. This is a new pledge for $20,000 to be added to the fund and is a gift in honor of Monette’s upcoming 50th Class Reunion.

 

An additional contribution of $49,513.81 from the estate of Willie Ellen Trexler, ’40 has been contributed to the Willie Ellen Trexler, Class of 1940, Scholarship in Education. This fund is for training and education of prospective teachers who plan to teach in North Carolina.