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The University of North Carolina at Greensboro has committed to preserving a key part of its history: the residential Quad. Since the 1920s, the Quad has been a place where students grow and learn and make life-long friendships.
Our vital community spaces, such as the Parlors, Patios and other group study and social areas, are at the heart
of our Quad campaign. Naming opportunities are available. Please consider honoring your education and
those special people who have guided you in your own journey. By doing so, you will send a powerful message to our students about the importance of our University and the people who sustain it with their generosity.
Click on the names below to read the tributes of fellow alumni and friends.
Learn More
To learn more and what opportunities are currently available, contact the Development Director for Student Affairs and Undergraduate Studies, Miriam Bradley at 336-944-2778 or mebradle@uncg.edu
We hope you'll join us for tours of the Quad tour during Reunion weekend, April 12-13. If you would like more information about supporting the Quad, please see below.
Along with Aycock Auditorium, the Alumni House and the Chancellor’s House, THE QUAD is a important part of UNCG’s history. As you can see, UNCG has committed to a major and ambitious renovation of all seven residence halls which make up THE QUAD. For many of you who lived in Bailey, Coit, Cotten, Gray,... »
Linda McFarland Roberts ’62 ; Allison Kimberly Roberts ’93 It was with a great deal of pride that I could contribute to the renovation of Cotten as part of the historical preservation of the Quad. The Quad was the first stop in a gratifying... »
During my time in Gray, I made dear friends. These friendships have continued for 75 years. There are four of us who are still living, at over 90 years of age, and we still see and treasure one another. Along the way, I realized... »
The Buckner Family celebrates their experiences at UNCG, and honors a staff member who enriched it, by naming the vestibule in Bailey the Rose Murphy Vestibule. “We had great experiences at UNCG in and out of the classroom. It was a perfect educational fit... »
Anne’s kitchen was a special place for wonderful southern cooking, shared with family and friends and included lively conversation! We hope similar gatherings will take place in the newly-renovated Coit Residence Hall! Jane Wilson Curran, Class of 1962 and H. Allen Curran Kitchen in... »
Betsy Buford, Class of 1968 Betsy is passionate about the preservation history and, here at UNCG, the historic quad. Betsy was a House President in Bailey Residence Hall. As a junior, she was a leader to the freshman students in the class of 1970.... »
Gift carries forward the love of learning and commitment to excellence »
in memory of Ruth Shumaker and Clinton Jarvis and in honor of Shelby Leigh Harris, class of 2011 »
Bailey dorm counselor Lucy T. White was like a mother -- someone to go to when times were trying and advice was needed. »
We cherish all the good memories that have kept us close to the University all these years. »
It was a magical year. My hope is that all of those who live in the quad in the future will also find it a magical "Sense of Place" as we did. »
Friendships made in the quad inspire Connie Herzberg Orander ’82 and Richard Orander, Jr. ‘81 »
Emily Herring Wilson ‘61 is inspired »
