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News and Notes – March 2025

March 24, 2025

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CAES Professor Brings Experience to N.C. Soil and Water Panel

Porche Spence, Ph.D. uses an auger to test soil at the University Farm.

Porche Spence, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Design, has been appointed by Gov. Josh Stein to the N.C Soil and Water Conservation Commission.

The Soil and Water Conservation Commission adopts rules for developing and implementing a soil and water conservation program. It also approves petitions for soil conservation districts and applications for watershed plans and adopts rules consistent with the provisions.

The commission has seven members, all of which are appointed by the governor.

Spence said that she is honored to be appointed.

"This is an opportunity to bring my experiences and expertise to local leaders and communities across the state, helping to shape policies that will ensure the conservation of our natural resources, water quality and land stewardship,” she said.

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November 2021 News and Notes

November 2021 News and Notes

Kelvin Edwards, Ed.D., ‘89 and ‘93, was awarded the CAES’s Alumni Achievement Award at Fall Convocation. A career educator, Edwards is the superintendent of Greensville County Public Schools, in Emporia, Va. Before this, he served as assistant superintendent of human resources and auxiliary services for Northampton County Public Schools in North Carolina and as deputy superintendent in Franklin City Public Schools. He has more than 28 years of experience working at all levels of public education.
A Message from new Director of Development Kim Davis

A Message from new Director of Development Kim Davis

Greetings, CAES Family: My name is Kim Davis and it is my profound honor to introduce myself as the new Director of Development for the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences at N.C. A&T. I am a native of North Carolina and spent many summers as a child on our family farm in Halifax County, so I know first-hand how important agriculture is to our state. Agriculture is the state’s largest industry and is essential to the well-being of communities from the mountains to the sea.
Lactation Certificate Graduates First Class, Looks to Future

Lactation Certificate Graduates First Class, Looks to Future

Health-care professionals have long known about breast feeding’s many benefits for mother and child: healthy weight gain, perfect nutrition and protection against illness for baby; mood elevation, weight loss and lowered risks of heart disease, diabetes and some forms of cancer for mom.
CAES Alumni Celebrate, “Shout Out” Their Peers at Homecoming Cookout

CAES Alumni Celebrate, “Shout Out” Their Peers at Homecoming Cookout

More than 450 young and young-at-heart Aggies came to the Webb Hall lawn to dance, feast and fellowship during the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences’ annual Alumni Celebration and Cookout on Oct. 18 ahead of the university’s football game against the Hampton Pirates.
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