UNC uses AI to help students learn, including about uses of AI
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly accepted at universities, such as the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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NC community colleges want to invest more in teaching job skills in highest demand
North Carolina community college leaders have a big ask for state lawmakers this year: a $100 million restructuring of workforce training programs.
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NC State Science House recognized for decades of impact on STEM education
NC State’s STEM hub for K-12 students across the state was recognized for its societal impact and public engagement through science education.
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NC to add 8,000 biopharma workers by ’26 – how can state deliver that workforce?
North Carolina’s booming biopharmaceutical manufacturing industry will need at least 8,000 new workers by the end of 2026. Will the state be able to provide that workforce? And how so? A new report examines the issues.
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New startup internship program coming from Council for Entrepreneurial Development, Duke
A new internship program is coming from the Council for Entrepreneurial Development and Duke University’s Duke Innovation & Entrepreneurship.
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Study: ChatGPT didn’t increase cheating in high schools
A new study from researchers at Stanford reveals the percentage of high school students who cheat remains statistically unchanged compared to previous years without ChatGPT.
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Training program for biomanufacturing jobs in NC launches in January
North Carolina Central University and the University of North Carolina at Pembroke have announced an inaugural bioprocessing training to help students and residents prepare for entry-level positions in biopharmaceutical manufacturing.
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UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School picks new dean
Mary Margaret Frank, the associate dean for faculty development at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business, will be the next dean of the Kenan-Flagler Business School.
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Fayetteville State lands grant to launch building training, assessment centers
Fayetteville State University will receive a $900,000 grant to establish a Build Training and Assessment Center as a part of the Biden Administration’s Investing in America agenda
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Kenan conference: How to deal with growing labor market issues? There’s no one-size-fits-all solution
Is it possible to address the needs of employers and employees alike – particularly amid persistent uncertainty about future economic conditions and the market power of workers?
