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News and Notes: September 2024

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Students Take a Tour of Benbow Park Creek

The landscape architecture program’s senior studio walked the length of the Benbow Park creek recently as part of their work with the neighborhood to create a new master plan for the park.  It was a transformative experience for most of the students, according to Steve Cancian, professor for the seniors.

“Before the creek walk, many students saw the creek as dirty, possibly dangerous and full of potentially harmful bugs and critters.  After the creek walk, all the students saw it as a refreshing escape from the city and a wonderous place with unusual plants, beautiful spider webs and curious fish that swim between your legs.  Now when they see any urban creek, they will wonder, "who lives in there?" and maybe even explore to find out.

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Middle, High School Students Pack the Pavilion for Winter Ag Literacy Festival

Middle, High School Students Pack the Pavilion for Winter Ag Literacy Festival

“Stand up if you’re interested in pursuing a career in agriculture,” speaker Miles Lee, a master’s student in the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Design, asked the 240 middle and high school students attending this year’s Winter Agriculture Literacy Fest at the University Farm Pavilion on Feb. 20.
CAES 1890 Scholarship awarded to 23 students for fall semester

CAES 1890 Scholarship awarded to 23 students for fall semester

Twenty-three incoming freshmen from across North Carolina and the Southeast have joined the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences as CAES 1890 Agricultural Scholars this fall. The CAES 1890 Agricultural Scholars Program, in its first year, provides full tuition, books and software, room and board for up to four years for students pursuing careers in the agricultural sciences.
Third Ginger Production Field Day Shares More of Crop’s Secrets

Third Ginger Production Field Day Shares More of Crop’s Secrets

Farmers and enthusiasts from across North Carolina gathered at the University Farm on Sept. 3 to pick up tips and tricks for growing ginger, the tropical crop that is taking root in local soil.
Small Farms Field Day 2023 Brings Growers to Campus

Small Farms Field Day 2023 Brings Growers to Campus

Sheep, swine and small farmers were in the spotlight during Cooperative Extension at A&T’s Small Farms Field Day 2023, featuring five demonstrations and training sessions from faculty and Extension specialists for more than 125 growers.
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