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McNeely Presents at Behavioral Health Convening

Faculty and Staff

White flowers bloom on a tree in front of the Bell Tower

Jul 16, 2024

Using Program Review Recommendations to Improve

DASA Assessment completed its first comprehensive program review in spring 2022. During this time, staff engaged in thoughtful reflection of the programs and services the office provides through the creation of a self-study. Additionally, we invited internal and external reviewers* to meet with faculty and staff within the Division of Academic & Student Affairs (DASA),… 
Sara Segerlin is the new director of the Gregg Museum of Art & Design.

Jun 19, 2024

Sara Segerlin To Lead Gregg Museum of Art & Design

Sara Segerlin, who previously worked at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and the Momentary in Arkansas, will take over as the new director of the Gregg Museum of Art & Design July 1. 
Abinadi Ehrisman's Award for Excellence.

Jun 18, 2024

DASA Employees Receive University Awards For Excellence

Abinadi Ehrisman and Maurice Mathis, both of whom received Awards for Excellence at the division level in April, were recently honored at the university level. 
Glenda Darrell (left) and Emily Hoey.

Jun 17, 2024

Career Development Center Representation NACE Conference

As a part of the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) annual conference held June 3-5, Emily Hoey, professional development coordinator and Glenda Darrell, assistant director, of the Career Development Center, co-presented “Empower Tomorrow’s Innovators: Confidence Building for Equity in Career Development.” The presentation delved into the transformative power of confidence and its crucial… 
Stuart Benkert is the new permanent department head for the Department of Performing Arts and Technology.

Jun 12, 2024

Benkert Named DPAT Department Head

The Department of Performing Arts and Technology (DPAT) is ready to march forward under new permanent leadership.  
A group of faculty members poses for a photo after receiving Penn Resilience Program training.

Jun 7, 2024

Penn Resilience Program Brings New Mental Health Tools for Students

NC State continued its strong emphasis on promoting student mental health and well-being by adding another important resource to the toolbox over the past year.  
Kelly Laraway and Sidney Fletcher present at the

Jun 3, 2024

Supporting Neurodivergent Students: Insights from Kelly Laraway and Sidney Fletcher at the NCACE Conference

At the recent North Carolina Association for Colleges and Employers (NCACE) Conference, DASA colleagues Kelly Laraway and Sidney Fletcher presented on “Supporting Neurodivergent Students through Decompression Spaces and Clear Communication.” Their session, held on May 16, offered valuable insights and practical strategies for enhancing the educational experiences of neurodivergent students. As awareness of neurodiversity in… 
Kartina Pawvluk, NC State University Housing’s director of administration and occupancy management (bottom row, second from right) at the 2022 Southeastern Association of Housing Officers’ Regional Entry Level Institute.

May 29, 2024

NC State To Host Regional Housing Institute

In early June, housing and residence life professionals from around the southeastern United States will gather at NC State for the Southeastern Association of Housing Officers’ (SEAHO) Regional Entry Level Institute (RELI).  

May 28, 2024

Wellness Champions Named Faculty/Staff Well-being Program of the Year

The NC State Wellness Champions program has received a special award from the Butler University Institute for Well-being: Faculty/Staff Well-being Program of the Year. 
Ben McNeely, who advises Nubian Message and Technician, speaks to UNC administrators about the vital role their student media can play in addressing mental health issues on campus.

May 16, 2024

McNeely Presents at Behavioral Health Convening

The advisor to NC State’s student newspapers spoke to a group of college administrators from around the state about student mental health, student journalism and where the two intersect.