Humanities and Social Sciences News Upcoming Events
August 2018
First Day of Classes
Welcome and/or welcome back to NC State and to Humanities and Social Sciences. Here's wishing you a great Wolfpack experience.
Find out moreNew Transfer Student Welcome
New Transfer Students are invited to a college Welcome to mingle with faculty, staff and students, learn about the college, and address questions about their new campus. Former transfers can also stop by to share words of wisdom with their new peers.
Find out morePackapalooza
All students are welcome to join the NC State community for this Wolfpack Welcome Week event. The College of Humanities and Social Sciences will have department and student group tables with games, prizes, and academic information from 2-6pm.
Find out moreSeptember 2018
Faculty Awards and Welcome Back Reception
College faculty and staff are warmly invited to our faculty awards/welcome back celebration. Come applaud your award-winning colleagues, meet our new faculty, and catch up with old friends. Refreshments served.
Find out moreCupcakes with the Career Counselors
Stop by for free cupcakes with the Career Counselors: Sarah Wild and Courtney Jones. The career counselors for the College of Humanities and Social Sciences will be available to snack with you and answer your questions about career services.
Find out moreAnimal Ethics and Contemporary Politics
The first Tom Regan Lecture will be given at NC State by Carol J. Adams, who will speak on “Animal Ethics and Contemporary Politics.”
Find out more“Hondros” documentary screening
Join us for a special screening of Hondros, a documentary that follows the life and career of NC State English alum and famous war photographer Chris Hondros. Hondros was killed in Libya in 2011; his lasting impact will be felt for decades.
Find out moreParents and Families Weekend: “How do you say that?” Exploring Language Diversity in the United States
During Parents and Families Weekend, come learn more about language diversity and the factors that affect the way people use language in the U.S. All y'all are welcome!
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