WSSU and the COVID-19 Impact
THE HBCU Equity Data Consortium is a collaborative parnership of HBCUs across North Carolina, including Winston-Salem State University, dedicated to advancing community-engaged health research. Through the COVID-19 Impact Survey, the consortium collected more than 11,000 responses from households across all six North Carolina Medicaid regions to better understand the pandemic's effects on health, finances, employement, and overall well-being. This work provides valuable data to inform health equity initiatives, guide community support efforts, and address disparities affecting underserved populations throughout the state.
Review the report from the COVID-19 Impact Survey for more information.
Curiosity Exchange
The Power of Regenerative Medicine
Regenerative medicine uses science and engineering to repair or replace damaged tissues and organs. This talk will focus on how the National Science Foundation Regenerative Medicine Engine of North Carolina is improving human health while enhancing the economic development of our state by training a workforce to obtain high paying jobs in this field. The presenters will also discuss the role WSSU plays through partnering with other institutions and the new requirement of extending from the Piedmont region to the entire state of North Carolina.
STEMposium 2025
Middle School students simulate nanoparticle movement through the circulatory system using robots.
Public Day 2025
