Hold on to your hats and join us in person or virtually for a fast-paced series of presentations from multiple NC State faculty members and the work they do related to water quantity and quality or sustainable agriculture, forestry, and rural, natural, resource-based economies.
All faculty, staff and students are invited to attend the Cherry Award Lecture with Hollylynne Lee, Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics and Statistics Education and Finalist for Baylor University’s Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching. You must register to attend the lecture in-person by Sept. 15. Given space limitations, registration is first-come, first-served. A light reception will follow the lecture. The lecture will also be streamed on the College of Education's YouTube channel.
Roy Baroff, NC State Faculty and Staff Ombuds, will speak about how to have difficult conversations.
See agenda for meeting details.
Hold on to your hats and join us in person or virtually for a fast-paced series of presentations from multiple NC State faculty members and the work they do related to energy resilience, infrastructure (natural and built), new technology, modeling, artificial intelligence, analytics, prediction, and alternative futures and their applications
Department heads Julie Swan and Paul Huffman will discuss working with budgets and budget officers.
Every fall, we gather the Wolfpack for NC State’s biggest celebration. Red and White Week is a yearly homecoming celebration of NC State and the entire Wolfpack community — alumni, students, staff, faculty, donors, parents, families, partners and friends.
The celebration will allow us to reflect on the seven principles of Kwanzaa and how they show up in our lives. This is a time to honor the traditions of the celebration, pour libations and watch performances of African dance, drums and music. Join us for food, games and so much more.
Gregory Haile, president of Broward College in Florida, will deliver the keynote lecture during the 2021 Dallas Herring Lecture. Haile's lecture is titled "Redefining Access: The Power of Proximity."