African American Cultural Center Director Angela Gay-Audre will lead a workshop focused on the Kwanzaa principle of Nia. Nia means purpose and is centered on creating collective energy to build and develop our communities so our people can be restored with the humanizing energy of greatness. Bring something to the workshop you have been working on in a class or lab or other work you want to reimagine through art. During this workshop, we will expand art into every field and create a community art piece for display at the Kwanzaa Feast of Faith.

Gay-Audre's talk is part of Arts and Your Major, a series of programs highlighting the overlap between arts and STEM. The series sponsors are the Arts Village, Arts NC State and NC State University Libraries.