May 31, 2018

HOPE has a new updated logo and therefore we have printed new t-shirts! The cost per shirt is $14.00 (checks to UNCG HOPE) and available sizes include Small through XXL. Please speak with Anne about purchasing your new shirt. 

September 12, 2015

HOPE is taking A Walk in the Woods (inspired by the One City, One Book selection by Bill Bryson). The short hike will take place at Country Park on Saturday, Sept. 12 at 9:00 AM. All are welcome!

To RSVP and for more details email hope@uncg.edu.

August 29, 2015

What if everyone in Greensboro read the same book...and then set out to build a stronger community? Every other year, the Greensboro Public Library along with many community partners, leads a city-wide reading of a selected title. Lively programs of discussion, films, theatrical productions, readings, and more are held to engage the entire community in the themes of the chosen work. 

HOPE is in the process of scheduling a September "outing in the woods" - but I would encourage you to check out all of the other events and happenings around town. 

July 08, 2015

Two of our summer student volunteers (Emalee and Julie) presented a HOPE talk titled: Eating to Optimize Your Performance. The event was well attended and we plan to have more HOPE talks from Nutrition experts.

March 26, 2015

Many of your HOPE trainers volunteered to help out at the Health and Human Science Health and Wellness Expo. They performed a number of different health assessments including resting blood pressure, grip strength. flexibility, and calculated body mass index.

November 01, 2014

A few of our HOPE members participated in the 5K or volunteered along the race course. One lucky member even won a free spring membership!  We will be participating in the 2015 Homecoming 5K on October 17, 2015. 

Each year the school of Health and Human Sciences publishes a newsletter to keep alumni up to date on current happenings. In the fall of 2014, HOPE made the cover story! 

September 02, 2014

Campus Weekly is a news source for UNCG faculty and staff. It provides details of upcoming events and information faculty and staff may need to know. In addition, it serves a community-building function, allowing readers to learn news in other departments and schools, as well as learn a bit more about individuals around campus. HOPE was a feature story in the fall of 2014.