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July 2021 News and Notes

July 27, 2021

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Grad Student Receives Wastewater Research Funding

Jonae’ Wood, a master’s student in agriculture and environmental sciences, has received funding for her wastewater research project thanks to the N.C. Water Resources Research Institute and the Urban Water Consortium.

Advised by faculty member Niroj Aryal, Ph.D., she is investigating how to more efficiently remove pollutants from municipal and food processing wastewater. The research institute is a federal-state partnership with funding through the U.S. Geological Survey in the U.S. Department of the Interior.

Faculty Promoted, Exceed Expectations

Several CAES faculty members have been promoted, effective July 1:

  • Chastity Warren-English, associate professor, was promoted to full professor, Agribusiness, Applied Economics and Agriscience Education, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
  • Uchenna Anele, assistant professor, was promoted to associate professor with tenure, Animal Sciences, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
  • Yewande Fasina, assistant professor, was promoted to associate professor with tenure, Animal Sciences, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences

Other faculty members received “exceeds expectations” in their post tenure reviews:

  • Osei Yeboah, professor, Agribusiness, Applied Economics and Agriscience Education, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
  • Radiah Minor, associate professor, Animal Sciences, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
  • Lijun Wang, professor, Natural Resources and Environmental Design, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
  • Guochen Yang, professor, Natural Resources and Environmental Design, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences

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Middle College ‘connects the threads’ of history with quilting project

Middle College ‘connects the threads’ of history with quilting project

On March 6, the A&T Four Middle College, in partnership with the Greensboro Chapter of the Links, Inc., unveiled a collaborative quilt project celebrating the achievements and importance of Black farming and agriculture through the “Connecting the Threads” initiative.
N.C. A&T announces new Ph.D. program in agricultural and environmental sciences

N.C. A&T announces new Ph.D. program in agricultural and environmental sciences

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University announces a new Ph.D. in agricultural and environmental sciences through its College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences.
Conference Addresses Rural Roots, Connected Communities in Fast-Growing North Carolina

Conference Addresses Rural Roots, Connected Communities in Fast-Growing North Carolina

GOLDSBORO – The latest edition of the Grassroots Leadership Conference (GLC) will bring together community leaders, volunteers, advocates, elected officials, and other stakeholders to discuss strategies for positive community development while celebrating North Carolina’s rural roots.
Hand in hand, meeting the demand

Hand in hand, meeting the demand

Job prospects today are as promising as ever for college graduates in the fields of food, agriculture, renewable natural resources and the environment. Each year, in fact, nearly 58,000 openings await those with such degrees.
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