Five first-year students, representing diverse fields in the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, have received two of N.C. A&T’s highest honors: the Dowdy Scholarship and the Cheatham-White Scholarship.
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Career Services volunteer Kelly Jones helps computer science senior Jaylen Walker select blazers...
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The late Arthur P. Bell set a high standard for those treading his path.
“Dr. Bell is a pioneer, a legend,” said Antoine Alston, associate dean for academics of the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences (CAES) at N.C. A&T State University. “He represented, to me, what it means to be an African American scholar and man. He passed the torch on to me, and I’m going to make sure the torch stays lit,” said Alston, who studied under Bell’s tutelage.
“Never lose your voice.”
That’s what N.C. A&T alumna Jamilla Pinder, an agribusiness and food industry management program gradiate, hopes for the younger generation as she fills the at-large Greensboro City Council seat left vacant by another Aggie, Yvonne Johnson.
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