College of Education 2022 Welcome Back Tailgate
Join us for the College of Education Welcome Back Tailgate on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2-4 p.m. on the Court of North Carolina. We’ll celebrate the start of a new academic year and have a time to network and come together over (free) football game-like concessions, including hot dogs, popcorn, and Howling Cow ice cream. We’ll…
PD 738 – South Africa: Student Teaching Abroad Info Session
Come learn about our new Spring 2023 short-term study abroad program for Student Teachers in South Africa. Dr. Angela Wiseman and Ajaya Francis Jonas will discuss the program (go.ncsu.edu/cedsouthafrica). Express your interest, ask your questions, and earn .5 PGU credit! Please RSVP at go.ncsu.edu/southafricainfo prior to the session and register separately in SAGE for PGU…
South Africa: Student Teaching Abroad Info Session
Come learn about our new Spring 2023 short-term study abroad program for Student Teachers in South Africa. Dr. Angela Wiseman and Ajaya Francis Jonas will discuss the program. Express your interest, ask your questions, earn .5 PGU credit! Learn more at go.ncsu.edu/cedsouthafrica RSVP at go.ncsu.edu/southafricainfo Thursday, September 1 | 4-5 p.m. | Poe 512
Education Council’s Student Organization Fair
Poe Hall 117The College of Education's Educational Council will host the Student Organization Fair on Thursday, Sept 8th from 3:30-6pm in Poe 117. This is an opportunity for College of Education students to come and learn about more ways to get involved with the student organizations we have right here in the college.
PD 205 – Resume and Cover Letter Writing
In this PGU, the NCSU Career Development Center will lead a one-hour workshop on effectively writing teaching-focused resumes and cover letters. Participants are encouraged to bring working drafts of their resumes and cover letter to receive personalized feedback. Date: Thursday, September 8th, 2022 Time: 6:00 - 7:00 PM Location: Online Audience: Undergraduate Students and Master…
PD 6704 – Community Conversations: Discussing Mental Health in the Latinx/Hispanic Community
The Student Diversity Programming Board hosts Come, an open discussion about the experiences of the LatinX/Hispanic community at NC State. Panelists will provide insight into how their identity has affected their mental health in a predominantly white space. Attendees are encouraged to come prepared with questions for our Q&A session concluding our panel. Date: Thursday,…
Doctoral Dissertation: MARYANN AUCOMPAUGH
Doctoral Dissertation: Maryann Aucompaugh Faculty Advisor Viewpoints of Advising roles—A Q Methodology Study. Under the direction of Dr. Diane Chapman and Dr. Carrol Adams Warren. September 12, 2022 at 9:00 a.m. Zoom link: https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/91992312079
PD 6703 – First Weeks of Being a Teacher!
Join us for a first-year teacher panel to discuss what it has been like during their first month of being a teacher! Panelists will share their experience, what the first month has been like as a teacher, and then have a Q&A session with the audience during this virtual event. Date: Thursday, September 15th, 2022…
PD 6691 – FILM SCREENING of RESILIENCE: The Science of Stress and the Biology of Hope
In this PGU, I will screen the ground-breaking documentary RESILIENCE: The Biology of Stress and the Science of Hope to further an understanding of trauma-informed teaching and how to cultivate resilience in ourselves and our students. In the discussion to follow, we will discuss action steps for both inside and outside of the classroom, armed…