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. The event will feature panel presentations, lightning-rod presentations, poster presentations and round table discussions.
February 9 (Wednesday), 12:00-1:00 p.m. As a Google campus, all students have access to the full power of Google tools. Are you leveraging the full potential these tools hold for collaborating, educating, and staying organized as a graduate student? Students who attend this program will gain new insights into the range and function of Google…
Bring a yoga mat or towel and join your College of Education peers in a restorative session of yoga. RSVP at http://go.ncsu.edu/cedwellness
A Pre-Valentines Day Card Workshop and Social - brought to you by METRC and the Student Success & Advising Center! Whether you want to come and destress by creating something new, sing a little jam on karaoke, or learn how to incorporate STEM concepts into your classroom. You will walk away with a finished Greeting…
The Grad Student Scholar Virtual Roundtable is a series coordinated by Graduate Student Services in the College of Education. Graduate students and recent graduates are invited to present research, conceptual frameworks, and other scholarly work they produce, with specific attention paid to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Sessions begin with a presentation and reserve at…
What’s that? You want to know how to increase student engagement while inspiring learning. Then we have you covered. Steve Issacs from Epic Games will be in the house - well, virtually. Join us for a virtual session to learn how the EPIC Suite can motivate your students while meeting learning goals. You will be…
Come join us in an open discussion about the experiences that Black students face while enrolled at a predominantly white institution. Students will highlight the ways in which they wish to be represented on campus, sources of support from peers and faculty/staff, and navigating their identity in predominantly white spaces. In addition to student panelists,…
February 18 (Friday), 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Join NC State College of Education alum and Assistant Dean for Inclusive Excellence in the College of Sciences, Dr. Jamila Simpson for an engaging session designed for graduate students who are also supporting loved ones as a parent or guardian. Dr. Simpson will share about her own lived experiences…
