The University Office for Diversity and Inclusion invites you to the annual Etiquette Dinner with speaker Patricia Rossi! Come and learn how to properly interact with others while networking at events, all while remaining confident and poised. You will also have … Read more
What is meaning-making? According to Roger Kegan’s theory of meaning-making development, meaning-making “is a conceptualization of how human beings make meaning of themselves, of others, and of their experiences throughout their life-span.” In this 3-week series, you’ll have the opportunity … Read more
If post-graduation life seems like a choice between ruthless capitalism on the one hand or non-commercial non-profit work on the other, and if you want to continue to pursue the “life of the mind” but aren’t sure about a career … Read more
Stress is your body’s way of responding to demands and/or threats whether real or imagined and can be both positive as well as negative. Stress can also accumulate over time and start to have a significant effect on health and … Read more
Su’ad Abdul Khabeer’s talk will be part prose and part performance, pushing the conversation on Black Muslims beyond studies of specific Muslim communities to think about Black Islam as something to “think” with. She explores what the Black Muslim experience … Read more
HAVEN (Helping Advocates for Violence Ending Now) is a collaboration between the Equal Opportunity & Compliance Office, the Carolina Women’s Center, the Office of the Dean of Students, and Student Wellness. It provides students, faculty, staff and postdoctoral fellows with … Read more
The Graduate Funding Information Center has upcoming workshops in September! These are the next two workshops for the Fall Semester but more will become available in the following months. Workshops are led by Graduate Funding Information Center staff who cover resources for finding and applying for funding. Possible funding … Read more
Pass the Torch provides an opportunity for advanced graduate and professional students to share their experiences with new graduate and professional students. Co-sponsored by IME.
This panel involves an interdisciplinary group of faculty who will speak on strategies to identify and adopt anti-racist practices in health research. Food will be served. Co-sponsored by IME.
$39 Your group will choose its own adventure! You can head upstream to the confluence of the Eno and Little Rivers, the possible site of the 1600’s Native American town, “Adshusheer,” shared by the Eno and Shakori tribes. Or, head … Read more
