McKimmon Conference and Training Center at NC State

That's a wrap for the 2025 State Construction Conference — huge thanks to all who attended and presented, as well as our partners at the NC State Continuing and Lifelong Education McKimmon Center for making this event a great one. We can't wait to see you again next year!

The 2024 NC Women’s Conference is underway — DOA Secretary Cashwell just kicked off a day of powerful & informative sessions in front of a packed house! Follow along for updates & join the conversation by using .

Join us on August 27, 2024 at the Jane S. McKimmon Conference and Training Center in Raleigh, NC to celebrate the past, present and future of NC State Continuing and Lifelong Education, featuring panel discussions and free professional development workshops. Chancellor Randy Woodson will provide remarks, Michelle Weise will deliver a keynote address, followed by a fireside chat facilitated by Provost Warwick Arden.

Registration is free — sign up today at go.ncsu.edu/lifelong100.

LinkedIn Local Raleigh/Triangle was held today at McKimmon Conference and Training Center at NC State. If you have would like to hold an event at McKimmon, get more information at https://mckimmoncenter.ncsu.edu/

Save the date for , on April 2 at the McKimmon Conference and Training Center at NC State, in Raleigh. Registration closes on March 26.

In a period where our state’s infrastructure demands are ever-growing, Building NC will delve deep into the nexus of economic development and infrastructure networks. Expect insightful discussions on broadband access, workforce housing, innovative transportation strategies, and more.

Register today: https://ncchamber.com/event/building-nc/

It’s the 1st day of the NC WRRI Annual Conference at the McKimmon Conference and Training Center at NC State in Raleigh! We're excited for a full day of speakers, presentations, lightning talks, poster demonstrations, and more.

We kicked off the conference with a wonderful opening panel, titled “Collaborating with Communities for Meaningful Research: Building the Practice.” The panel featured plenary speakers Ryan Emanuel, a community-engaged scholar and professor of hydrology at the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University; Colleen Karl, chairperson of the Chowan-Edenton Environmental Group (CEEG); and Samantha Krop, Neuse Riverkeeper with Sound Rivers.

Moderated by NC WRRI executive director Susan White, the panel focused on the ways in which collaborative community-based research can be mutually beneficial to both researchers and the communities they’re partnering with.