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Jun 6, 2017

Vice Provost and Director of Libraries Susan Nutter to Retire

Susan Nutter, vice provost and director of the NCSU Libraries, has announced that she is stepping down this fall. Nutter arrived at NC State in 1987 with a vision of creating a world-class library on Centennial Campus. Her vision was realized with the opening of the James B. Hunt Jr. Library in January 2013.
Jun 12, 2017

Get to Know: McKimmon Center

NC State’s McKimmon Center for Extension and Continuing Education serves as a hub of activity encompassing a wide array of learning opportunities, professional meeting facilities, and university services. Alice Warren, vice provost for continuing education and interim vice provost for outreach and engagement, gives insight into the McKimmon Center’s tradition of excellence in continuing and extension education.
Jun 13, 2017

2017 Common Reading Program

Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates is NC State’s 2017 Common Reading Program selection. Faculty, staff and students are invited to learn more about the text and how it relates to students' first-year experience at NC State’s convocation on Monday, Aug. 14 in Reynolds Coliseum.
Jun 5, 2017

Students Share Value of Graduate Education with Legislators

Three NC State graduate students were among those participating in Graduate Education Day at the N.C. General Assembly in mid-May. The event featured the research work of more than 30 graduate students from across the state, from both public and private universities. Activities included graduate poster presentations in the legislative building.
May 10, 2017

A Path Forward for Prague

The NC State European Center in Prague is NC State’s only permanent international facility that welcomes both students and faculty alike. Learn more about NC State Prague’s expansion and efforts to better serve the entire university community at home and abroad.

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#ThisDayAtNCState in 1923 - Eugene Brooks becomes @NCState's president, leading the college until his retirement in 1934.