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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).

The Career and Professional Development Center, in collaboration with the Department of Criminal Justice and Student Accessibility Services, invites you to participate in Non-Profit and Public Service Industry Week from March 15 to March 20. 

Tuesday, March 15:
Career Meetup: Life After Graduation
NCCU Student Center | 4–5:15 p.m.

NCCU's School of Business will host a "Let's Talk Business" discussion for undeclared majors on Wednesday, March 16, at 4 p.m.
Please click here to register in advance or scan the QR code below.

Researchers at the North Carolina Central University Department of Nursing in Durham, NC, are carrying out a study to learn about how healthcare providers can help Black women who may have experienced violence or abuse and discrimination in healthcare. We also want to learn how women manage health appointments that become upsetting and how stress and discrimination affect their health.

Join us for a lifeguard certification course for NCCU students!

American Red Cross lifeguarding classes are designed with your learning style in mind. Our traditional in-person lecture is available to those who prefer a more traditional classroom setting, whereas our blended courses mix both conventional learning and vital hands-on training.