Starfish has two primary functions at UNCG: Early Alert and Connect. Your course instructors use Starfish to give you feedback about your academic performance by raising flags, kudos, and referrals. If you have a Starfish flag, kudos or referral raised you will receive an email alerting you of appropriate next steps to take.

Instructors are encouraged to raise Starfish Flags for students in their courses. The flag an instructor raises will best describe your individual situation and alert the people in your Success Network (e.g. your major advisor, support staff) on how to best guide you to academic success.

University Flag: The University Flag bears the University colors and features the University seal. It was designed and introduced for the installation of Chancellor Patricia Sullivan in 1995.

Instructors are encouraged to raise Starfish Flags for students in their courses. The flag an instructor raises will best describe your individual situation and alert the people in your Success Network (e.g. your major advisor, support staff) on how to best guide you to academic success.

North Carolina Greensboro Spartans Flags, Banners, and Pennants with UNCG Spartans Logos. Includes 3x5, Garden, House, 4x6, 2x3, Pennant Flag licensed by University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

Select the Academic Flag that best describes a student's individual situation to alert the student and members of their Success Network to your concerns. Pro Tip: Additional comments on flags will be delivered to students verbatim, so first-person comments are recommended.

UNCG regards disruptive behavior as speech or action which is: This flag gives faculty and staff an efficient way to share concerns directly with staff in DOS. Faculty and staff can keep track of concerning behaviors in one Starfish interface and expect prompt communication. This flag should not be used to report emergency concerns or behaviors.

2020年8月18日 · New academic flag names: Effective Fall 2020, UNCG’s academic flag options have been renamed. The flag options now available to raise are Class Attendance Concern, Low Average/At-Risk of Failing Course, and Missing/Late Assignments. Instructors should continue to raise academic flags to let students know of their concern for their performance.

The University Flag bears the traditional University colors of gold, white, and navy blue. Gold and white were the original colors and first used in the commencement ceremony of 1894. Navy blue became the third official color in 1987. The University Seal appears on both sides of the flag.