Thank You.
“At the young age of 15, António Maiato ’19 found himself alone in a new country. His parents had sent him from Angola to America to increase his educational opportunities and introduce him to a new culture.”
António Maiato ’19 – recipient of the Daniel A. Lynch International Study Fund
Thank You.
“It was a true honor to receive the Joanne B. Craft Adult Student Scholarship, as it made continuing my education possible by removing the stress of working full-time as a parent.”
Tina Qualheim ’16 – recipient of the Joanne B. Craft Adult Student Scholarship
Thank You.
“We need the highest quality educators to give students the best instruction possible. If we cannot afford to get advanced degrees, then not only will our current students suffer but our future as well.”
Sadie Daniels ’12 – recipient of the Esther and John Pinnix Teachers Scholarship
Thank You.
“It’s never too late to get an education, and the Kochs are making sure that, for others like themselves, it’s never too late to follow a dream.”
The Philip and Anne Koch Program Fund in History – established by Philip ’17 and Anne Koch ’06
Each gift makes a difference
“From metaphors to action” – so said Chancellor Gilliam in his message that opened the 2019-20 academic year. The groundwork has been laid: With new degree programs, student success initiatives, and dedicated leadership, UNC Greensboro stands ready to deliver on its promises. Yet as we seize this moment to make regional and national impact, we cannot forget thousands of individuals who make UNCG’s remarkable model of combined excellence, opportunity, and impact possible.
The ongoing generosity of alumni, corporations, foundations, and friends creates motivation for excellence and momentum for change on campus, in our city, and across our state. Many students are entering – or returning to – college later in life. Their backgrounds, family histories, and personal circumstances are key components to our institutional identity. While we continue to promote accomplishments such as our INSIGHT Into Diversity Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award and our No. 1 statewide rank in social mobility, we must also remember to pay tribute to the students these achievements represent.
Ways to Give
Annual gifts, reunion contributions, endowed funds, planned gifts, and corporate and foundation grants all make a positive impact that resonates well into the future.
Stay Connected
The UNCG Alumni Association seeks to draw each and every graduate into a lifelong connection with UNCG and to inspire alumni to serve and advocate on behalf of their alma mater.
Leave a Legacy
Estate planning allows you to make a gift now or after your lifetime while enjoying current financial benefits for yourself and your loved ones.
Why They Give
Erika B. Schlager ’81
Erika B. Schlager ’81 – Advocate for human rights and democracy who serves as counsel for international law on the staff of the U.S. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe.
Received the Minerva Award for Distinguished Service
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