Stories From 2023
Creating Community: Spotlight on Troy Hurteau
Inclusive Excellence and Strategic Practice (IESP), the educational outreach arm of the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED) is proud to present “Creating Community” – a series that shines a spotlight on the exceptional work happening across campus in […]
Recognizing the 2022-23 Cohort of The Credential certificate program
In today’s ever-evolving world, pursuing diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging (DEIB) is paramount as a commitment and an ongoing journey. At NC State, the Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED) plays a pivotal role in advancing these principles with […]
Creating Spaces and Places Where We Grow
Charla Blumell leads the LGBTQ Pride Center through a holistic health lens, ensuring wellness is a priority for all in the community space.
Creating Community: Spotlight on Maru Gonzalez
Inclusive Excellence and Strategic Practice (IESP), the educational outreach arm of the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED) is proud to present “Creating Community” – a new monthly series that will shine a spotlight on the exceptional work happening […]
TIP: Guiding Conversations Around a Common DEI Experience
So your group or department participated in a recent DEI training or initiative, now what? You may be eager to lead a conversation around a common experience but find yourself a bit nervous or out of practice. This guide will […]
16 Award Winners Recognized at the 2023 Recognizing Excellence in Diversity (RED) Event
The Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity hosted its 17th annual Recognizing Excellence in Diversity (RED) Event this week, on Monday, presenting the Chancellor’s Creating Community Awards in six categories and the inaugural DEI Awards.
Howling Success: Joshua Wright
This month’s Howling Success is a Ronald E. McNair Scholar, producer and host for TRIO’s Beyond the Bell Tower podcast, and a member of NC State’s Uninhibited Praise Gospel Choir.
Grant Paves Pathways to Indigenous Student Success
A grant is helping two CALS faculty members explore ways to better support tribal students and their overall success in higher education.
‘This Work That Was So Important to Dr. Locke Was About Seeing and Hearing Everyone’: Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy Talks About Equity in Counseling During 5th Annual Don C. Locke Symposium
Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy, dean and distinguished professor at the School of Education at American University, was the invited speaker for the 5th Annual Don C. Locke Multicultural and Social Justice Symposium in the College of Education.
NC State Dining adds Quicklly Halal-certified entrees
Students can now purchase new Quicklly entrees at several Grab & Go locations across campus for a quick and healthy meal that meets a wide…