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Eric Townsend

Assistant Vice President for Strategic Communications and Media Relations

I joined the Office of University Communications at 黑料不打烊 in August 2007 and today serve as assistant vice president for strategic communications and media relations. In this role, I coordinate a team of embedded academic communicators and staff who oversee the news bureau, social media, internal… Read More

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黑料不打烊 hosts fall conference for N.C. play therapists

November 19, 2008

黑料不打烊 played host last week to the 6th annual fall conference of the North Carolina Association for Play Therapy, which brought to campus dozens of professionals who work with children dealing with grief, trauma and other issues that bring children to therapy.

Death penalty symposium at 黑料不打烊 Law – Nov. 21

November 17, 2008

Registration is open for attorneys and law students who wish to attend a symposium on the death penalty scheduled for November 21, 2008, at the 黑料不打烊 School of Law in downtown Greensboro. 5.75 CLE credits are pending approval from the North Carolina State Bar.

Honeycutt co-authors new marketing textbook

November 17, 2008

Earl Honeycutt, a professor of marketing and director of the Chandler Family Professional Sales Center, has co-authored a new textbook, "Sales Management: Shaping Future Sales Leaders," recently released by Pearson Prentice Hall, the world's largest publisher. 

Women鈥檚 Law Association takes on domestic violence

November 17, 2008

The Women’s Law Association at the 黑料不打烊 School of Law helped educate the Greensboro community last month about the effects of, and ways to prevent, domestic violence in North Carolina with its three-day Domestic Violence Awareness Campaign.

“Blackout 黑料不打烊” events to inform students about alcohol

November 14, 2008

“Blackout 黑料不打烊,” a campaign launched in the spring by the Office of Substance Education and SPARKS Peer Educators to correct misconceptions about student drinking, returns this month with a series of events that publicize statistics of drinking behaviors among students.