The International Festival returns for a third year to celebrate the diverse cultures and identities of the NC State community. Attendees can explore countries and cultures through educational booths, food, and performances.
Visit NC State Veterinary Medicine for a day filled with animal friends, fun, and interesting information. Staff members identifiable by Open House shirts can answer questions or help meet any needs during your tour. Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are recommended for touring the CVM. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times and please leave pets at home. Registration is not required.
The annual University Global Partnership Network (UGPN) Conference is held each year as a forum bringing together university leadership, faculty and administrators from UGPN member institutions to promote academic exchange and new research collaboration through relationships among researchers. The Office of Global Engagement encourages NC State faculty and staff to attend the conference to meet with these strategic partners and formulate strategic direction and programmatic initiatives for the UGPN.
Come to the Lulu eGames LIVE event and see entrepreneurship in action at NC State. Hear pitches from winning teams and vote for your favorite to receive the audience choice awards! Space is limited, so reserve your ticket now.
In this workshop, learn from faculty about methods and impact of service-learning, how to become part of a faculty network and the resources to support this method of engaged learning.
NC State will host the fourth annual ACC InVenture Prize competition on April 16 and 17. The final round, to be held on April 17 at 7:30 p.m. in Stewart Theatre at Talley Student Union, will be broadcast on television by PBS affiliates up and down the east coast. Register for the final and post-show reception now.
Join the College of Sciences for its annual State of the Sciences event, which returns to its original lecture format and features creativity experts Michele and Robert Root-Bernstein. The event is free and open to the public, but registration is required.
Come to this Earth-focused fair with exhibits, demonstrations and ideas on how you can make the world a better place. This outdoor event on the Brickyard is free, open to the public and sponsored by NC State’s University Sustainability Office.
The event features an awards ceremony, poster session, networking and lunch. Nominees for the Outstanding Global Engagement Award and Jackson Rigney International Service Award will be recognized, and the 2019 award recipients will be announced at this event.