Making space for faith to flourish for more than 25 years.
The Smith ACM is a beautiful and welcoming space for religious and cultural communities at UNC Greensboro. In addition to faith studies, service opportunities, fellowship, meals, and more, the Smith ACM is now home to the Spartan Open Pantry. We hope our central location on campus provides easier access for students who are struggling to afford the food they need.
Smith ACM staff, students earn certification in CPR & First Aid
Ten ministers, directors, and students at the Smith ACM completed the Health & Safety Institute’s training program in Adult First Aid and CPR/AED this past week. After an extensive set of online lessons, the group gathered in Room 214 at
Spartan Open Pantry: Smith ACM becomes hub for easing hunger at UNCG
The Spartan Open Pantry is distributing record amounts of food to hungry UNC Greensboro students after returning home to the Smith Campus Ministries Center. During distribution hours three times a week, students line up in the center’s lobby and are
Smith ACM’s backyard treasure brought back to life
One of the most beautiful secret treasures on UNC Greensboro’s campus is nestled between the Smith Campus Ministries Center and Walker Avenue Parking Deck. It’s a quiet space save for the soothing sounds of a trickling waterfall spilling into a
From the Board Chair
This year, Associated Campus Ministries celebrates its 33rd year providing a spiritual home for Methodist, Lutheran, Baptist, Catholic, and Jewish students on the UNCG campus. These programs are serving the most diverse group of young people in the history of
UNCG honors Wesley-Luther Director for his impact on campus community
Congratulations to Wesley-Luther Director Andrew Mails-Saine, who was recognized in November by UNCG at the NCCJ dinner for his impact on the campus community. Andrew’s work makes Wesley-Luther and our university a better place. He has increased awareness around issues
Hillel: Tons of fun & learning
Hillel students have been active across campus, tabling with traditional foods like apples and honey for Rosh Hashanah and donuts for Hanukkah, and hosting Shabbat dinners in the Smith ACM. They plan to gather this winter and spring for activities
Weekly Mass, retreats, Bible study for CCM & CBSF
Father Moses Njoh has been busy leading the Catholic Campus Ministry at the Smith ACM. “We’ve started a new Bible study group that meets every Wednesday evening,” he says. “It has been particularly well-received, fostering thoughtful discussions and deepening students’
The Daffodil Project
Everything’s coming up daffodils at The Mabel! The Smith Campus Ministries Center is proud to be a host site for The Daffodil Project, a living memorial honoring the 1.5 million children who died in the Holocaust by planting 1.5 million