The Office for Faculty Excellence's signature annual event, the Teaching and Learning Symposium celebrates teaching and learning at NC State by bringing together NC State faculty and staff to participate in interactive sessions led by NC State faculty, attend a keynote lecture, view a poster session, and meet and talk with peers who are interested in teaching and learning.
Tommy Hodges, a finalist for the dean of College of Education position, will give a presentation titled “Advancing the College of Education as a National Leader in K-12 and Higher Education" during an open forum. You can attend the forum in person or watch it via Zoom.
Andre Green, a finalist for the dean of College of Education position, will give a presentation titled “Advancing the College of Education as a National Leader in K-12 and Higher Education" during an open forum. You can attend the forum in person or watch it via Zoom.
Every spring, the Provost's Office offers general information meetings on the NC State reappointment, promotion and tenure (RPT) process. These sessions are designed for new faculty, those who will be entering the RPT cycle, or individuals involved in the RPT process.
Every spring, the Provost's Office offers general information meetings on the NC State reappointment, promotion and tenure (RPT) process. These sessions are designed for new faculty, those who will be entering the RPT cycle, or individuals involved in the RPT process.
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Talley Student Union (Room 3285) Topics: Campus Writing & Speaking Program / External Faculty Awards Contact Jonathan Holloway (jphollow@ncsu.edu) for more information.
Thursday, November 30 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Park Alumni Center Topics: Leadership and Faculty Wellness Contact Jonathan Holloway (jphollow@ncsu.edu) for more information.
The Census is EVERYONE! You don’t have to be a insect expert or an amazing gardener to participate in the Census. It is to help everyone learn about insects and the importance of plants to pollinators. If you have an interest, this is for you!
How do you “do” the Census?
Identify a plant that has insects landing on it
Get an official datasheet, pencil and maybe a drink and chair
Fill out the basic information on the datasheet
Set a timer for 15 minutes
Put a tally mark next to the type of insect you see each time it lands on the plant (EVEN if you think it is the SAME insect)
After the 15 minutes is up, enter your data online at the QR code or URL at the top of the datasheet!
