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."
The workshop will be delivered in person in SAS Hall, Room 1216, and via Zoom for those who wish to attend virtually.
The workshop will be delivered in person in SAS Hall, Room 1216, and via Zoom for those who wish to attend virtually.
The benefits of mindfulness practices have been realized with health for several years; however, its role to help with student learning and memory is still being explored. Series facilitator Dr. Maria Gallardo-Williams will be joined by OFE Faculty Fellow Dr. Erica Kosal for a discussion about what is known from the literature on how mindfulness can help with student learning and mental health.
Partners from across NC State are coming together in 2022 to share and catalyze new cutting-edge, equity-focused and equity-relevant research. The university’s first Equity Research Symposium will contemplate the question: “what does equity mean to me?” throughout the day.
Kathryn Meurs, a finalist for the dean of College of Veterinary Medicine position, will give a presentation titled “Maximizing the Impact of the CVM Through Interdisciplinary Research and Education" during an open forum. You can attend the forum in person or watch it via Zoom.