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Greensboro College empowers students to define their individual paths toward a life of fulfillment, achievement and impact.
After more than 186 years, we’re still finding new ways to grow stronger and help students do the same.
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Committed
to Personalized Learning and Support
Every student has unique strengths, abilities and needs. We’re here to bring out the best in you. That means understanding how you learn best and adapting your education accordingly.
Dedicated
to Developing Leaders
We see amazing potential in our students, often even before they see it themselves. At Greensboro College, you will feel encouraged and empowered to step up and strive for positions you never thought possible.
Located
In a Thriving City
Just steps away from campus, you can shop, eat at great restaurants, catch live music, explore the arts, attend a pro sports game and enjoy the hopping nightlife of downtown Greensboro.
Engaged
In Our Community
Our students, faculty and staff have a long and strong history of service to our campus and the surrounding community. From growing vegetables in our campus garden to going on mission work through our Village 401 service program, you’ll have many opportunities to become part of something bigger than yourself.
Rooted
In the Liberal Arts
By teaching students to process information efficiently, think critically and communicate effectively, a liberal-arts education prepares them for both a successful career and a meaningful life as engaged citizens capable of leading positive change in their communities and beyond.
Grounded
In the United Methodist Church
Inspired by the Church’s values, we live and learn under the philosophy of “Open Hearts. Open Minds. Open Doors.” We proudly welcome all people without restriction, providing a well-rounded education that empowers students to think freely and live faithfully.
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MEET THE PRESIDENT
Dr. Lawrence D. Czarda was appointed the 18th President of Greensboro College in 2010. Dr. Czarda holds a B.A. from Bridgewater College, a M.P.A. from American University, and a Ph.D. in public policy from George Mason University. Prior to his appointment at Greensboro College, Dr. Czarda served as vice president for administration at George Mason University, where he had worked since 1983.
He has thirty years of experience in both K-12 and higher education, serving both public and private institutions. He holds degrees in history & political science, public administration and public policy and has taught periodically his entire career. Czarda has served as a member and Chair of the board in K-12 education, health care and numerous not-for-profit organizations.
Nationally, he has served on the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the United Methodist Church (UMC) boards and advisory groups, and regionally on the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (NCICU), and USA South Athletic Conference boards. Czarda also serves on committees for the Southern Association for Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), the regional higher education accrediting body. Locally, he serves on the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro Board (Co-Chair of the 60 by 30 Workforce Development Task Force and serves on the Grants Committee); the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce; shift_ed (Guilford County) scholarship and operating boards; current chair of the NC Folk Festival board; and the West Market Street United Methodist Church, Finance Committee. Past Chair of the Board of ArtsGreensboro; past Co-Chair of Opportunity Greensboro; and past member of Union Square Campus.
