James E. Shepard Memorial Library’s Authors' Club: Geeta Kapur
Virtual (WebEx)
Please join law professor and civil rights activist Ms.
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The Power of the Press: Southern Black Journalists and the 20th Century Freedom Struggle
Virtual (Zoom)
Dr. Jerry Gershenhorn, in collaboration with the Department of History, will speak on "The Power of the Press: Southern Black Journalists and the 20th Century Freedom Struggle."
Gender Day (2/23)
Mary Townes, Room 1111
Join the Women's Center, the LGBTA Resource Center, the MAC and Counseling Services as we discuss gender and its effect on all of us and discover more ways to become who we are and not who we are "
Lecture on Relationships with Dr. Jennifer Rounds-Bryant
Virtual (WebEx)
Please join North Carolina Central University psychology professor, veteran licensed clinical psychologist and author Dr.
Enslaved Violinists: Labor, Learning and Listening
C. Ruth Edwards Music Hall, Room 202
Join us for "Enslaved Violinists: Labor, Learning and Listening," a talk by Dr. Maria Ryan, on Feb 24, at 5 p.m. The event will be held in C.
NCCU Day of Giving
Virtual
NCCU’s annual 24-hour Day of Giving kicks off on March 1, 2022, at noon.
NCCU 2022 Women's History Month: Women's History Trivia
Virtual (Zoom)
The NCCU Department of History will be hosting a virtual Kahoot tournament covering various women history topics. Click to register or scan the QR code below.
NCCU 2022 Women's History Month: Short Film Viewing
Virtual (Zoom)
NCCU's Department of History will be hosting a viewing of three short films exploring loss, hope and healing.
A Call for Participants: Study on Stress in African Americans
The Race, Identity and Stress Experiences (RISE) laboratory at North Carolina Central University is seeking research participants for a study on the impact of stress on blood pressure among African American young adults (18–39 years old).