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DR. MISTY BLUE-TERRY RECEIVES APLU TOP HONOR IN EXTENSION EXCELLENCE

December 3, 2017

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Misty Blue-Terry, Ph.D.

The Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities (APLU) has awarded Dr. Misty Blue-Terry, 4-H STEM specialist for Cooperative Extension at N.C. A&T, the 2017 Excellence in Extension Regional Award at its annual meeting in November in Washington.

At A&T, Blue-Terry provides statewide direction for 4-H programs. She specializes in educational strategies for increasing the technical and soft skills to succeed in STEM careers for limited-resource and socially disadvantaged audiences. She delivers effective training and educational support materials for Extension field staff and their clientele.

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Annual Celebration of N.C. Small-Scale Farming returns in person

Annual Celebration of N.C. Small-Scale Farming returns in person

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University’s annual tribute to small-scale agriculture will begin March 27, 2023, featuring educational programs, panel discussions, tours, and the unveiling of a new Small Farmer of the Year. 
Registration Opens for Small Farms Week 2025’s Salute to Next Gen Agriculture

Registration Opens for Small Farms Week 2025’s Salute to Next Gen Agriculture

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Breyon Pierce ’09: Born to Farm and Teach

Breyon Pierce ’09: Born to Farm and Teach

A sixth-generation farmer, Breyon Pierce ’09 is distinguishing himself for the teaching of agriculture as well as the practice of it.
Extension at A&T launches effort to help BIPOC youth find success after high school

Extension at A&T launches effort to help BIPOC youth find success after high school

EAST GREENSBORO, N.C. (11022021-CYFAR Grant) - A new program funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture will give youth in two underserved North Carolina counties the chance to work with Cooperative Extension at North Carolina A&T State University to explore post-high school educational and work opportunities.
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