Good Luck on Exams, Wolfpack!
Greetings Wolfpack! It’s hard to believe final exams are upon us and another academic year is almost in the books. During this time of year it is normal to feel anxious and stressed, but you […]
Letters
Supporting our Students
Information regarding the future of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
Post-Election Campus Resources
The Division of Academic and Student Affairs will help facilitate resources for those still processing the outcome of the election.
From the Vice Chancellor and Dean: National Hazing Prevention Week
Dear Colleagues, September 19-23 is National Hazing Prevention Week (NHPW). According to HazingPrevention.Org™, the organizer of NHPW, this is “an opportunity for campuses, schools, communities, organizations and individuals to raise awareness about the problem of […]
Welcome Back Wolfpack Faculty and Staff!
Dr. Mike Mullen, Vice Chancellor and Dean, welcomes back faculty and staff for another productive academic year.
Message from Dr. Mike Mullen: Supporting Each Other Through Recent Tragedies
Dear Wolfpack, This week brought yet more grief with the horrific killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile and the five officers in Dallas last night. As a community, our thoughts are with the families […]
Message from Dr. Mike Mullen: Response to Orlando Shooting
Vice Chancellor and Dean, Mike Mullen, offers his condolences to the victims of this tragic shooting.
Letter from the Vice Chancellor and Dean
Dear Campus Community, As you may know, yesterday we lost a member of the Wolfpack family and I know I speak for the larger community in stating that our thoughts and sympathies go to the […]
Letter to NC State Community
Dear NC State Community, In many ways, we are experiencing another great year at NC State. Our university continues to garner top rankings, our students and faculty are consistently recognized as some of the best […]
Letter from the Vice Chancellor and Dean: Justice and Equality
Welcome to the 2015 spring semester. We hope that you have returned to campus with renewed energy and excitement for the new challenges you will meet this year. And, during this time of renewal, it is also time to reflect on the historic work of Dr. Martin Luther King to move our society forward in the name of justice and equality. We started that reflection last night with the Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Speaker, Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry.