After military service and building a business, 56-year-old veteran David Williams Jr. is chasing a dream deferred: earning his degree and finding renewed purpose at NCCU.
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From student presentations to faculty showcases, NCCU’s Graduate Research Week soared with innovation, collaboration and impactful ideas.
The Office of Faculty Professional Development secures $174,000 grant through the 2025 ACUE Initiative, backed by TMCF, to increase teaching with AI tools and proven strategies.
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The MLE program is a professional development experience that brings together leaders in higher education to explore the complexities of institutional change.
After military service and building a business, 56-year-old veteran David Williams Jr. is chasing a dream deferred: earning his degree and finding renewed purpose at NCCU.
Rachelle S. Gold, Ph.D. is leading an effort to preserve the stories of NCCU alumnae through CLEOPATRA — Collected Lady Eagle Oral-History Project and Training Research Acumen.
The NCCU Board of Trustees will meet on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, at 1 p.m., via video conference call
From student presentations to faculty showcases, NCCU’s Graduate Research Week soared with innovation, collaboration and impactful ideas.
The Office of Faculty Professional Development secures $174,000 grant through the 2025 ACUE Initiative, backed by TMCF, to increase teaching with AI tools and proven strategies.
A $55,000 gift from the Tom Joyner Foundation powers student success at NCCU, launching two Eagles into the national spotlight as Storytellers Lab ambassadors shaping tomorrow’s media landscape.
“Art is the human experience held still for a moment,” said Hulme. “I do that in music, to some extent."
The NCCU Eagle’s Real Estate Group recently took its commitment to real-world application beyond the classroom by volunteering with Habitat for Humanity in Durham on Saturday, March 1.
“It’s like the real world,” dePyssler said. “How are you going to make this story work?"
Protest or ‘freedom songs’ were an essential part of the ‘classical’ period of the Civil Rights Movement, bookended by the Montgomery bus boycott of 1954 and the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.