Better Together at NC State

Pause with the Pack to stand in solidarity against acts of violence. 4 PM today in Talley Student Union (lobby and then Student Involvement).

We extend our wishes for love and peace in all of your communities in light of recent tragedies at home and abroad.

Join us tonight in the Talley Lobby and then in the Woodward Student Involvement Center for a vigil in light of the recent events at UNC Charlotte and in our faith communities. The vigil will begin at 4pm in the Talley Lobby. Please come and stand in solidarity for these communities.

Linked: University officials issue statement in response to news out of New Zealand.

Join the Muslim Student Association at 7 PM at Stafford Commons Tuesday, March 19 for a vigil.

If you need personal support, please consider these resources:
-Violent, bias related incidents like these can impact individuals in a number of ways. If a student, staff or faculty members is experiencing distress, please connect them to the Counseling Center or to the Employee Assistance Program.
-If you have a student that needs assistance regarding classes, please reach out to Mike Giancola, our student Ombudsperson. If you are noticing continuing signs of stress and a student is not connecting to services, please consider submitting a student of concern referral to Prevention Services.
-If you are aware of faculty or staff that need assistance please direct them to the Employee Assistance Program or the Faculty/Staff Ombudsperson, Roy Baroff.
-Additionally, Counseling Center on call staff are aware of the situation and are available if needed by calling 919-515-2423.

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Thanks to all of our volunteers who came out in the 29 degree weather to help build a greenhouse for use at NC State's student-run community garden. Today we organized this small gathering of diverse students to honor Dr. King's legacy to make our society better through inclusion and cooperation.

Got some free time over Thanksgiving Break? Now's your time to complete your application to attend the Ripple Conference at Elon University with a cohort of other student leaders from NC State for free!

Ripple is a student-created interfaith conference that seeks to, instead of simply talking about interfaith, make interfaith happen. Participants will engage in dialogue, reflection, and training through keynote speakers, panels, and interactive breakout workshops. This year's theme is "Finding Your Voice: Interfaith and Storytelling.

We are accepting applications through November 30th here: https://goo.gl/forms/qb0S1AlEY2P4ZpNq1.

With heavy hearts, we ask everyone to continue to show support for the freedom of religion and engagement with people of diverse backgrounds. Please see this week's message from the Vice Chancellor and Dean at NC State University:

Message from the Vice Chancellor and Dean During the weekend our country experienced another horrific act of violence and hatred as 11 people were killed and six others injured at a synagogue in Pittsburgh. On behalf of NC State, our deepest, heartfelt sympathies go out to the victims’ families, to members of our campus, and the local Jew...

We are still recruiting participants for Alternative Service Break next Spring, including an opportunity to visit and engage with diverse religious communities in Philadelphia.

Apply Today:

Alternative Service Break Application Round 2 If you had missed the first deadline for ASB applications or are just now finding out about ASB...there are still a few spots open and available to be filled. This will be a rolling and on going application process until trips are filled, but to make sure you are considered have this filled out and....

For Diversity Education Week, student leaders from a variety of religious and worldview-based student organizations had a great opportunity to eat lunch with Diversity Dialogue Facilitator Alicia T. Crosby to talk about what worldview diversity looks like on NC State’s campus.

NC State's own Kevin Singer was highlighted in today's IFYC Newsletter. Take a moment to read his personal reflection on his interest in worldview diversity and interfaith work.

Thanks for sharing and Happy Fathers Day, Kevin Singer!

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Come visit Mackenzie, Eliza and Miriam at NC State’s Spring Research Symposium as they discuss initial findings from their study this semester on Interfaith Cooperation on NC State’s Campus: Exploring Interests and Obstacles to Engagement. We’ll be here in talley ballrooms until 2:00!