The Emeritus Society delights adults of all ages who hunger for intellectual nourishment without the pressure of tests and grades. These college-level courses offer a learning environment that affirms the unique attributes adult learners bring to the classroom¬–delight in learning, intellectual savvy, and substantial life experience. Pursue your educational interests with like-minded peers in stimulating courses taught by outstanding faculty noted for their scholarship and engaging classroom style. These face-to-face classes generally meet for an hour and a half on the UNCG campus or at a community location. Check out the Spring 2012 Emeritus Society course brochure.

Register by mail for courses by completing the form. To register online, select Emeritus Society from the online registration homepage , then choose a subcategory (if applicable). Next choose the class you want to enroll in and click the "Add-to-Cart" button. Then click the "Check Out" button and complete the requested information. An email address is required.

In partnership with ed2go, UNCG leads the way with outstanding online vocational certificate programs that provide the workforce skills you need to acquire professional-level positions in many in-demand occupations. Programs are available in:

• Healthcare and Fitness
• Business and Professional
• IT and Software Development
• Management and Corporate
• Media and Design
• Hospitality and Service
• Skilled Trades and Industries

You may start at any time and work at your own pace. For course descriptions, outlines, objectives, instructor bios, FAQs, testimonials, and financial aid information, visit ed2go. To enroll, go to the registration page and select Career Development. Next choose the class you want to enroll in and click the "Add-to-Cart" button. Then click the "Check Out" button and complete the requested information. An email address is required.

The Bryan School of Business and Economics’s Executive Education offers high quality management and professional development programs and related services to the business community. Programs include --

• Finance & Accounting for Non-Financial Managers
• Management Development.

Learn more about the Bryan School’s Executive Education opportunities.

Project ENRICH (Educational Network for Renewal, Innovation, Collaboration and Help) is a partnership between the UNCG School of Education and the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools. In the Project ENRICH Teacher Residency Program, individuals interested in the teaching profession work in a real classroom for one year alongside a master teacher who serves as a mentor, all while earning a master’s degree. Students also earn a stipend during their time in the program. Learn more about Project ENRICH.

The focus of the summer symposium is to encourage and facilitate leadership and collaborative practice among teachers, mentors, and administrators by providing professional development aligned with the reforms in the North Carolina Professional Teaching Standards. Organized by the UNCG School of Education, the symposium meets once a year in June and is open to a range of educational influencers from teachers to school principals to community members. Learn more about the Summer Symposium for Future Ready Schools.

Offered in the Fall or Spring to visiting and non-degree seeking students with a bachelor’s, Visions permits students to register for classes without being admitted to a particular program of study. Credits earned at UNCG through Visions are recorded in the University Registrar’s Office on an official transcript. Visit Visions to learn more. To enroll in undergraduate courses without being admitted to a program, you may apply as a visiting student. Find out more on the Services page.

The All-Arts, Sciences & Technology Camp is a weeklong summer camp with day and residential options for kids ages 7–15. Designed to give hands-on instruction, the camp also includes recreation, citizenship, and entertainment. Visit AASTC for more information.

The largest and most popular music camp held on a college campus in America. For students in grades 6 through 12, the camp offers weeklong music instruction for band, orchestra, chorus, and piano. Learn more about UNCG’s music camp.

Be part of a team and improve your athletic skills with UNCG’s Summer Sport Camps, offering training in soccer, volleyball, basketball, and others for participants of all ages. Visit the sport camps website for a full listing of available sports and registration information.