HQ Function

Serves as the primary administrative, academic, research, and student life hub for the university.

Notable Features:

Minerva statue (iconic campus symbol), Elliott University Center (student hub), Weatherspoon Art Museum, Jackson Library, the historic Foust Building, and numerous specialized academic buildings and residence halls.

Work Culture:

A dynamic and inclusive academic environment fostering learning, research, innovation, and community engagement. The culture is student-centered, collaborative among faculty and staff, and committed to service.

HQ Significance:

UNCG's main campus is historically significant as the original site of the institution. It's a major center for higher education, research, and cultural activities in the Piedmont Triad, contributing significantly to the local and state economy and workforce development.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus environment and its development reflect UNCG's core values of opportunity, excellence, inclusion, collaboration, and service, evident in its accessible design, diverse community spaces, and facilities dedicated to research and learning.

Location:

UNCG supports global engagement through its International Programs Center, offering a wide array of study abroad and exchange programs for students. The university also welcomes international students and scholars, fostering a diverse campus community. Faculty engage in international research collaborations and partnerships. Additionally, UNCG's online programs extend its educational reach globally, allowing students from various parts of the world to access its academic offerings.

Street Address:

1400 Spring Garden St

City:

Greensboro

State/Province:

NC

Country:

USA