Found 43 events matching "event"
The Art2Wear student-organized runway show debuted in 2001. The event presented fashion, costume and wearable sculpture created by the students of the College of Design and the College of Textiles at NC State. This annual event was organized and hosted by the Department of Art + Design in partnership with the College of Textiles to display examples of student work each spring.
PAMS hosted its first "Realizing Possibilities" event. This annual event offered members of the community a chance to thank those teachers, donors and others who helped them succeed through their generosity, leadership and commitment to the advancement of the physical and mathematical sciences.
The Agriculture Club of State College hosted a "Barn-warming" for visiting farmers at Thompson Gym.
To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, the GLBT Center (now Pride Center) held an event for scholars and activists to discuss gender inclusivity within gendered languages, specifically Spanish.
A student dance was the first event held in the College Union.
The first "Respect the Pack" event was held at the Free Expression Tunnel and became an annual event to promote diversity and inclusion on campus.
The Libraries’ Bug-O- Rama festival, an insect cook-off event, was organized by the Friends of the Libraries to promote awareness of the library’s world-renowned entomology collections.
The Friends of the Libraries held a book signing event with author John Grisham and proceeds benefited the D. H. Hill Jr. Library.
The first Lavender Graduation was held in 2009 and became an annual event.
Elly Henes won a NCAA individual championship in a track and field outdoor event.
Native American Culture Night became an annual event sponsored by the Native American Student Association.
Tyrell Taitt won the Wolfpack's first individual only NCAA championship in the outdoor triple jump event.
Chinese delegates addressed State College students and Raleigh citizens in an event sponsored by the YMCA and YWCA.
NC State hosted the third annual Wake County Special Olympics. This was the first time the university hosted the event.
The "Speak Out for Women's Concerns" forum was a campus event organized to address women's rights issues for students, faculty, and staff.
The first annual 4-H Club Week was held in Raleigh. This annual event later became known as the NC 4-H Congress.
Gay and lesbian students at NC State celebrated National Gay Blue Jeans Day. Signs in the Free Expression Tunnel advertising the event were defaced.
The Native American Student Association sponsored NC State's first annual Pow Wow. The event featured Native American culture, including food, dress, and especially dance.
First organized by students in spring 2011, Diversity Education Week became an annual event to promote awareness and understanding of diverse cultures and foster intercultural understanding.
Evelyn Reiman, Assistant Director of Student Development, sponsored the first NC State Women's Week. The event included a series of afternoon and evening programs for women on campus.