This workshop will show participants how to construct a personal statement based upon their experiences, goals, and topics that interest them. This workshop will allow participants to explore their reasonings and goals for pursuing post-secondary education, and think about potential future career aspirations.

The aim of this workshop is to learn how to use your preferred indicators to develop, sustain and navigate relationships. Using your preferred MBTI, students will identify preferred ways of navigating relationships with faculty, co-workers, friends, family etc. In doing so, it will help you figure out your own personality and how you function best…

Enjoy a morning of biking to the Farmer’s Market, shopping, and riding back to campus. Equipment is included and we can assist in transporting your shopping items back to campus. This is a beginner trip, but you must be comfortable riding a bike on the roadways at a moderate pace to participate. Space is limited.The…

Academic relationships between students and faculty play not only a large role in students' professional and intellectual development, but serve as an important way to advance through recommendations and connections. Through working with faculty, students are able to gain valuable insight into research or the field they plan to enter. The aim of this workshop…

You do not need to be an extrovert to be an impactful leader. Learn how to bring your strengths as an introvert to classes, student organizations, leadership positions, employment and even in your personal as well as professional relationships. Register at: go.ncsu.edu/triombti

This workshop will highlight the application process and cycle of the Ronald E. McNair program, giving insight into what materials are needed prior to applying and how to have the best application for the process. Participants will learn how the McNair program can best serve their needs on their path towards their advanced degree.