Lectures and Talks

Join us on Twitch for a conversation about open science and tea. Micah Vandegrift, open knowledge librarian, and Sheila Saia, associate director of State Climate Office of North Carolina, will share their open science knowledge through an informal discussion, teaching concepts along the way. Their talk will be livestreamed on the NC State University Libraries…

Building on her work as co-principal investigator of Data Stories, an Institute for Emerging Issues-supported project on mapping local North Carolina communities, Deborah Littlejohn, associate professor of graphic design in the College of Design, will present a reader-centric approach to data presentation. The approach Littlejohn will discuss uses principles from user experiences and graphic design…

The Analytical Instrumentation Facility is excited to host its annual Open House and User Appreciation. Join us for coffee and pastries and an introduction of our facility for new users, which will be presented by Aaron Bell, the bio-electron microscopy staff scientist for AIF, and tours of our facility. Although the event is free, please…

Using equipment and software available in the libraries' VR Studio, staff member Colin Keenan will assemble a live demo with input from chat. You can watch a live stream of the demo via Twitch, and if you have a free Twitch account, you can ask questions and make comments in the live chat. We're happy…

Learn how to bring the magic of Black characters to life in your classrooms at the 2021 Young Adult Colloquium: Come YAC With the Pack. This year's theme is Celebrating the Magic of Black Characters. You’ll hear from best-selling Black authors Tracy Deonn and Kwame Mbalia and guest scholar Jewel Davis to gain insight and…

Join the NC State University Libraries for a conversation with Anna Gessner and Cameron Morris from Feed the Pack. Feed the Pack is a food pantry open to all members of the campus community. To learn more about using the pantry, volunteering and donating, visit the Feed the Pack website. You can watch a livestream…

Join staff members from the Special Collections Research Center as they unbox some of their favorite materials from the collection. You can watch via a livestream on Twitch, and if you have a free Twitch account, you can ask questions and make comments in the live chat. We're happy to answer your questions or refer…