University Open House is an interested student's opportunity to learn more about what NC State has to offer. There is no formal schedule so students have the chance to learn about everything that interests them while on campus.
NC State's Annual Diversity Education Week takes place October 22- 28, 2017. All students, faculty and staff are strongly encouraged to participate in the week of dialogue, events, programs and workshops.
Franchesca Ramsey is the host of MTV’s Decoded and whose career began with a viral video. Hear the story about how it changed her life, kick-started her career and helped her become a leading voice for social justice.
National statistics indicate 7 percent of college students experience homelessness and 1 in 5 has low food security. What does that mean? What can we do? Join this community conversation about student food and housing security.
Join us as we honor the university’s past and present, and learn how the Think and Do the Extraordinary Campaign is mapping out our exciting future. Alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends of the university will gather from Oct. 29 to Nov. 4 to enjoy time-honored homecoming traditions alongside newer activities that are fast becoming Wolfpack favorites.
Join the Graduate School for the 3rd annual Three Minute Thesis. Ten finalists, all Ph.D. and master’s students representing five NC State colleges, will have three minutes to present a compelling oration on their thesis topic and its significance.
Students will share their global story in a timed, 2-minute presentation with six image slides. Watch NC State students compete and vote for your favorite.
This year’s forum, “Strategies for Effective Leadership — What’s Your Game Plan?,” will feature national and local athletes.
Faculty Affairs staff from the Office of the Provost will provide general information and training on NC State's post-tenure review process.
Chancellor Woodson will report on the State of NC State. Find out more about our efforts to Think and Do over the past year.