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News and Notes – October 2025

October 28, 2025

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Student Senators Shine

CAES Senators, left to right, Mantrell Goodrum II, Xanaa Myers, Kennedy Parker, Jaileea Knight, and K’la Green.

CAES’s 2025-26 Student Senators are (left to right): Mantrell Goodrum II, Xanaa Myers, Kennedy Parker, Jaileea Knight and K’la Green. Student senators act as a liaison between students and the administration. They also plan events, support student organizations, and work on initiatives to improve students’ experiences.

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CAES creates Student Advisory Council

CAES creates Student Advisory Council

As one of campus’s largest colleges, with a wide array of majors from animal science to horticulture to fashion merchandising, it’s not surprising that it takes more than one building to hold the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences. And since the college puts the “A” in A&T, having CAES students spread out around campus may seem like a good idea.
CAES STUDENTS SHINE AT UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM

CAES STUDENTS SHINE AT UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM

CAES students La’Neesa Holmes-Cobb and Courtney Richard won first and second place, respectively, for their poster ...
A Leader with a different perspective

A Leader with a different perspective

GREENSBORO, NC - When Rosalind Dale began her Extension career in the 1990s, she had no long-term plan to become an administrator and a leader. But career paths can take interesting twists and turns, and Dale’s journey eventually landed her in North Carolina, where in 2015 she became the first female administrator of Cooperative Extension at North Carolina A&T State University.
From Chemical Explosions to Hurricanes: Troxler Seminar Series Returns

From Chemical Explosions to Hurricanes: Troxler Seminar Series Returns

North Carolina’s Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler launched his fourth annual CAES seminar series this month with a presentation by the department’s Emergency Programs Division Director Kelly Nilsson, who told a group of students and faculty about ways the division readies the agricultural and general community to face natural and unnatural disasters.
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