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November 2018
Novelist Brando Skyhorse: A Reading and Celebration of the 2018 NC State Fiction Contest Winners
Novelist Brando Skyhorse, author of "The Madonnas of Echo Park" and guest judge of the 2018 NC State Fiction Contest, will read from his work. Winners of the NC State Fiction Contest will be celebrated.
Find out moreMexican American English: Language Shifts by Immigrant Groups
English Professor Erik Thomas offers a broad picture of how the Mexican American English dialect of an immigrant community in Texas has evolved and proposes a unified model for the development of new 'ethnolects' in immigrant communities.
Find out moreDoes Science Leave Room for Freedom?
Jenann T. Ismael (Columbia University) will give NC State’s fourth World Philosophy Day Lecture on the topic is “Does Determinism Clash With Freedom? A look at human action through the lenses of physics."
Find out moreArts Now Series: A and B and C
The Arts NOW Series, cosponsored by The Arts Studies Program, Interdisciplinary Studies, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Music Department, and Arts NC State presents new works performed by clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman, Thompson Hall.
Find out moreDorothea Dix Park: University Remix
Dorothea Dix Park will soon be transformed into Raleigh’s newest community hub: a space for everyone, by everyone. We invite you to join the conversation; help us unlock the possibilities of one of the largest city park projects in the country!
Find out moreCWSP Brown Bag: Writing in the Tech Industry
Writing in the Tech Industry: Lessons from Industry Professionals. Join the Campus Writing and Speaking Program and Red Hat professionals and get compelling writing advice for communicating in the tech world during this brown bag lunch event.
Find out moreDecember 2018
Global Film Series: Walkabout
"Walkabout" is one of the first films in the Australian New Wave cinema movement. Joe Gomez, professor emeritus of English, will introduce the classic. Hosted by Office of Global Engagement and NCSU Libraries.
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