Join the Graduate School for the 5th annual Three Minute Thesis. Ten finalists will have three minutes to present a compelling oration on their thesis topic and its significance.
Unite with the Wolfpack community to honor our university’s past and celebrate our extraordinary future. Alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends of the university will come together from November 3-9 to celebrate with time-honored homecoming traditions, and enjoy new events that are fast becoming Wolfpack favorites.
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 month's topic is mentoring. Department Head Lunch and Learn meetings, sponsored by the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost and organized by the Office of Faculty Development, are open to all department heads.
This year’s forum, “Ethical Leadership: Staying the Course During Difficult Times,” will feature national and local leaders.
Join the Office of Outreach and Engagement for a review of some of the distinctive programs NC State is developing and strategies we might undertake to move our community engagement efforts to a new level—through hands-on work with civic, education, business and nonprofit partners.
The Proposal Development Unit invites the NC State community to this seminar series to learn more about the National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants program. The Budgeting for NIH Grants seminar will cover why NIH budgets may differ from other federal agencies, how to be strategic about budgeting, and how to set-up a modular budget. While registration is not required, it is greatly appreciated.
Join us for a Fulbright Informational Session. This panel discussion is geared towards faculty interested in applying for a range of Fulbright Fellowships, including Fulbright Specialist, Fulbright Chair, and Fulbright Scholar.
Former Governor Jim Hunt will speak as part of Landscape Architecture Professor Gavin Smith’s “Survey of Natural Hazards and Disasters” seminar course. The lecture is free and open to the public.