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October 2019
Engineering, Science and Nuclear Security
Join us for a presentation by Thom Mason, director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, and panel discussions about opportunities to collaborate, intern or work with LANL. Please RSVP by Oct. 17. Hosted by the colleges of Humanities and Social Sciences, Engineering and Sciences.
Find out moreBusiness in the Middle East: Opportunities and Perils
Nijad Fares, director of WEDGE Group Incorporated, CEO of WEDGE Equities and chairman of Link Group, LLC, will be delivering a public talk about the opportunities and perils of conducting business in the Middle East.
Find out more“The Fourth Amendment in the Digital Era”
The Society for Politics, Economics and the Law (SPEL) presents Bob Numbers, magistrate judge in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina.
Find out moreNC State Literary Readings: John Balaban
A literary reading by award-winning poet and NC State Professor Emeritus John Balaban. His new book of poetry, "Empires," is due out from Copper Canyon Press in 2019.
Find out moreSEANC Meet, Eat and Learn
The State Employees Association of North Carolina (SEANC) invites all humanities and social sciences faculty and staff to enjoy a complimentary meal and get an update on pay raises, the State Health Plan, retirement and other legislation.
Find out moreJoint Faculty Meeting and Reception with the Poole College of Management
All humanities and social sciences faculty members are warmly invited to a joint faculty meeting with our colleagues from the Poole College of Management.
Find out morePolitical Polarization and Deliberative Dialogue
Political discussions are getting more and more difficult to have, as individuals are fearful of their personal views and beliefs being highly criticized. This workshop aims to explain how we have come to live in the highly politically polarized world we are in today.
Find out moreSexual Development in the Digital Age: Using New Technologies to Improve Adolescent Sexual Health
In her talk, Laura Widman will discuss the importance of studying adolescent sexual health, the prevalence of HIV/STDs in the United States and how to use digital health to improve adolescent sexual health.
Find out moreLunch and Learn: Panel Discussion on Social Justice and Community
The Department of Social Work hosts "Lunch and Learn — A Panel Discussion on Social Justice and Community: Family Separation, ICE Raids and Detention Centers."
Find out moreScience Writing for Younger Audiences
In celebration of the publication of the young reader’s edition of Cat Warren’s "What the Dog Knows," join a discussion on the special joys and challenges of communicating science to younger audiences.
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