Calendar of Events

Join us for this Meet & Greet with area employers for internships, jobs and careers! Speed Networking sessions will begin at 4:00 pm. Please direct your questions to Paula Waldruff at pwaldruff@ncstatecollege.edu. Make sure to attend one of the Resume Workshop sessions to prepare your resume for this event!

Join fellow students, faculty, and staff as we explore different facets of diversity and how we can be more inclusive with the language we use. Each session covers a specific set of identities and includes group discussion in an informal environment. Bring your lunch and join us in 229 Riedl Hall.

Join us for the annual Giving Thanks Dinner catered by Ontario Event Center. The menu includes Turkey Breast with Cranberry Sauce, Broccoli/Craisin Salad, Old Fashioned Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans w/Almonds, Savory Sage Stuffing, Turkey Gravy, Dinner Rolls & Butter, Homemade Cakes and Pies, and a beverage. Students of NC State can receive one free ticket...

Get ready for the annual OSU vs. Michigan Blood Battle! Help beat that "school up north" and save a life! You can schedule an appointment by calling 1-800-RED CROSS, or by visiting RedCrossBlood.org (use the sponsor code OSUMansfield). Download the Blood Donor App today. Get your digital donor card, schedule your next appointment, track your...

In the third installment of the Know Your Power series, the discussion will focus on information of which all students should be aware. Discussion will also focus on discovering ways to incorporate knowledge of Title IX in the ability to be engaged bystanders.

Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to attend this community event designed to encourage people to contribute to local nonprofits they care about through a single giving platform/website. The Richland County Foundation sponsors the day to build capacity, grow philanthropy, and make the community stronger. The event allows local organizations to raise funds and awareness...

Join fellow students, faculty, and staff as we explore different facets of diversity and how we can be more inclusive with the language we use. Each session covers a specific set of identities and includes group discussion in an informal environment. Bring your lunch and join us in 229 Ovalwood Hall.