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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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News and Notes: October 2024

News and Notes: October 2024

More than 100 students from all four departments within College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences made presentations to faculty and staff about their summer internships, research projects and work study opportunities. Congratulations to all our student presenters!
High school students explore career, academic options at 19th Ag Literacy Fest

High school students explore career, academic options at 19th Ag Literacy Fest

Students from more than 22 middle and high schools across North Carolina experienced campus life at N.C. A&T, toured the university’s farm and learned about several academic and career opportunities during this year’s Agricultural Literacy Fest.
Farmers Helping Farmers: Grant to Build Online Assistance Network

Farmers Helping Farmers: Grant to Build Online Assistance Network

Farmers, like most of us, might not always pay attention to every word of a presentation. But farmers do listen to one another, and a new platform will help them connect, communicate and share information to improve their land, their yield and their prospects.
Traveling by Horse Over Dirt Roads, N.C. A&T’s First Black Extension Agents Made a Difference

Traveling by Horse Over Dirt Roads, N.C. A&T’s First Black Extension Agents Made a Difference

Cooperative Extension at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University has a long history of graduating and employing some of the country’s most talented and influential African Americans. Black History Month 2021 provides an opportunity to look back on some of those trailblazing individuals.
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