Research Institute for Scholars of Equity (RISE) is a fellowship program that prepares a new generation of scholars committed to addressing issues of social equity. Fellows will conduct rigorous, high-quality research in education that will improve the schooling experiences and academic attainment of pre-kindergarten through university-level African-American and Latino students.
The Ciompi Quartet, Duke University's resident string quartet, will give a masterclass on composing and arranging for string instruments and string quartets. This event will include readings
Join us for a session entitled "Rural School Counselors Broaching Conversations on Race with Students," presented by Drs. Regina Gavin Williams, Alyx Beckwith and Helen Lupton-Smith.
This article contains a guide to adding courses to Get Connected and how students can use it.
This page explains the student veteran, Military Reserve and National Guard community service requirement at NCCU.
Join the NCCU Department of Language and Literature for a Celebratory Evening of the Lives and Legacies of Zora Neale Hurston and Toni Morrison.
