Events
Are you a female NU student (18-35 years)? Participate in a research study about self-image! Complete an online survey and enter a raffle for $100...
The Phonology and Reading Lab at NEU is seeking native Chinese speakers to take part in an experiment on the perception of language. The experiment is...
Do you have a confirmed diagnosis for Macular Degeneration, or other ophthalmic condition such as Glaucoma, Optical Neuritis, Or Multiple Sclerosis. If so,...
We want to develop better tools to study concerns about weight and body image. This study is open to female undergraduates at Northeastern University who are...
Men! Participate in an online research survey on health (18-30 years old). Click on the following link for the survey:...
Typically developing children aged 8-16 are needed to take part in a short motor learning study exploring how new skills are learnt in an active video game!...
On view January 17th through March 11th, Personal to Political: Celebrating the African American Artists of Paulson Fontaine Press presents 14 artists who...
Play video games for science! Now recruiting for a study on 3D virtual environments as part of a master's thesis project. Play a custom Far Cry 5 level in...
One of the most important practices for learners--inside or outside of the classroom--is reflection. Through reflection, learners have the opportunity to...
Are you a female full-time undergraduate student at Northeastern between the ages of 18 and 25 who uses social media? If yes, please consider taking 20...
Speaker: Carole-Jean Wu, Arizona State University Title: Performance, Power, and Energy Efficiency Optimization from Cloud to Edge Computing Abstract:...
SpeakerAndres Paz, Principal Software Developer, MicrosoftLocationNortheastern University-Seattle, 225 Terry Ave N Room 306AbstractThis will be a hands-on...
Attendees Will Learn: Introduce the video studio space and equipment. Explore the available recording capabilities of the video studio. How to light a...
The College of Engineering holds Infomation Sessions with presentations and tours most Wednesdays during the school year starting from the Visitor's Center....
The John D. O’Bryant African American Institute invites you to their annual Black Heritage Awards luncheon. This annual #lunch honors Black staff for their...
Take a study break and learn about map theory at the same time with this fun hands-on mapping exercise! Led by Geographic Information Specialist Bahare...
Led by Center for Spirituality, Dialogue, and Service Mindfulness Fellows (Mellows). Meditation cushions and mats provided. All sessions are FREE, no...
Dr. Kevin Burgess of Texas A&M University will be joining us to discuss small-molecule theraputics, protein-protein interactions, and cancer drug discovery.
LocationDigital Scholarship Commons, 215 Snell LibraryTake a study break and learn about map theory at the same time with this fun hands-on mapping exercise!...
The PreHealth Program in collaboration with University Health and Counseling Services is pleased to offer a student group targeted to explore mindful...
This training provides information on how best to be prepared, and what actions one can take, when faced with various types of situations that can and do...
Condensed Matter Theory: Momentum-resolved electronic excitations in quasi-one dimensional quantum materials Alberto Nocera Stewart Blusson Quantum...
Led by Center for Spirituality, Dialogue, and Service. Yoga Mats provided. All sessions are FREE, no registration required. For more details, contact...
Dr. Lisa Barrett, University Distinguished Professor of Psychology; Director, Interdisciplinary Affective Science Laboratory at Northeastern University, will...
Come learn about our ABSN program at the Charlotte campus. ABSN program requires an existing bachelor's degree in a non-nursing field.
Join the CSDS Spirituality and Dialogue Program Associates and the Open Narratives Eboard as they facilitate a Dinner Dialogue about Traditions. Enjoy good...
Julia Hansen of FabLab will be speaking this Wednesday the 27th of February at 236 Richards Hall.
