Each semester, the Watson College hosts Preview Days for prospective students interested in a teaching career. Parents are welcome too!
Spring 2024 Preview Days will be held on Saturday, January 27 and Saturday, February 24. Join us to learn about the programs of study and other opportunities offered by the Watson College. The events begin with a welcome from the Dean’s Office, followed by a faculty and staff presentation. We will have a student panel discussion (always the most popular) and end the event with open exploration of the building. During this time the Ed Lab and Curriculum Materials Center will be offering interactive breakouts with arts, crafts, technology and more!
Please email Dean Heath with questions at heatht@uncw.edu or to RSVP Click Here!
At the start of the spring and fall semesters, the Watson College opens our doors to all UNCW students interested in learning more about the majors/minors we offer, as well as support services from Watson and around campus. The event gives students an opportunity to meet with faculty, tour the Ed Lab and CMC, learn about field experiences, student organizations and other opportunities. For added fun, we’ll even have a photo booth with props!
The next Watson Connect event will be held on Wednesday, January 24. Join us!
Reconnect with your former professors and classmates during homecoming weekend in February!
An annual favorite is the Homecoming Brunch which features great food and a showcase from all UNCW academic areas. The event will be held at UNCW’s Burney Center on Saturday, February 17 from 10:30 a.m. to noon. We hope to see you there! For more information or to register visit the Homecoming 2024 website.
UNCW’s Watson College will host the 2024 UNCW/3C Challenging the Paradigm Conference February 22-23 on the UNCW campus. The theme of the event is “Partnerships that Lead to Purposeful Pathways and Successful Education Journeys.”
The conference brings together community college faculty and staff, university faculty and staff, and others who are interested in learning, growing, and challenging the paradigm within our community colleges. Each year, the focus is on the partnerships among community colleges, universities, and the community.
This year’s conference will feature two keynote speakers: Dr. Christopher English, President of Southeastern Community College and Mr. Perry Pepper, Regional Academic Director for Pueblo Community College Southwest Campus in Durango, Colorado.
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