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August 2019
Packapalooza
Come say hey — and test your knowledge of humanities and social sciences — at our Packapalooza table near Winston Hall.
Find out moreFirst Fall 2019 CHASS Student Council Meeting
The first Fall 2019 Student Council meeting for College of Humanities and Social Sciences undergraduate organizations will be Monday, August 26, 6-7 pm in Caldwell Hall Lounge. Pizza will be served.
Find out moreGlobal Film Series: NC State Alumnus Presents ‘Kifaru’
Film screening of 'Kifaru,' a documentary about the world’s last male northern white rhinoceros. Q&A to follow with director and NC State alumnus David Hambridge (Film Studies '09).
Find out moreSpanish Club Introductory Meeting
Join us for the first meeting of the Spanish Club for the fall semester. Meet the club officers and fellow students with an interest in the Spanish language and Hispanic culture. Students of all majors and language levels are welcome to attend. ¡Hasta pronto!
Find out moreSeptember 2019
Labor Day
The university is closed.
Find out moreDeadline to Enroll: Classes That Include a Chat With Margaret Atwood
Author Margaret Atwood will speak at NC State November 15, 2019. Students enrolled in certain classes get the added bonus of meeting with her to discuss her book, Oryx and Crake.
Find out moreFaculty Awards and Welcome Reception
All Humanities and Social Sciences faculty and staff are warmly invited to attend this welcome back event and celebration of faculty excellence.
Find out moreParents and Families Weekend: “American Politics in the Age of Trump” What You Can Expect in the 2020 Election
During this Parents and Families Weekend event, two of NC State's esteemed political scientists will weigh in on common questions about the upcoming 2020 election.
Find out moreSocial Work Hosts Volunteer/Career Fair
All NC State students are welcome to attend the Department of Social Work's volunteer/career fair on September 23, 2019, from 9 AM - 2 PM at Talley Student Union.
Find out moreHow Does the Government Actually Work? Theory vs. Practice
This workshop, facilitated by NC State political scientist Andy Taylor, highlights how complex and intricate the three branches of government are, and how they work together. Many of us are taught in basic civic and U.S. History courses that each branch of government has a set list of duties that they are restricted to, when in actuality they are very intertwined. Come gain a more holistic understanding of the United States government on the federal, state and local levels. Registration requested.
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