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October 2022 News and Notes

October 25, 2022

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Chancellor, Children and Cold Steel Drum Line Celebrate Homecoming Week

Children from the N.C. A&T Child Development Lab enjoyed talking with Chancellor Harold L. Martin, Sr. and watching the Cold Steel drum line perform on the lawn at Webb Hall recently.

Extension Conference

Shannon Wiley, Ph.D., interim regional Extension director and 4-H youth development specialist, participates in an ice cream social during the statewide Extension Conference, held this year in Greensboro. The event brought together agents, specialists, Extension leadership and growers from across the state, from both 1890s and 1862 Extension units.

 Photo from James F. Parker

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CAES STUDENT WRITES HIS OWN TICKET TO USDA DIVERSITY PROGRAM

CAES STUDENT WRITES HIS OWN TICKET TO USDA DIVERSITY PROGRAM

Jabril Wright, who is majoring in agricultural and environmental systems with a concentration in environmental studies, is headed to Washington, D.C., thanks to the United States Department of Agriculture’s Student Diversity Program.
Virginia Tech Names Alston an Honorary Alumnus

Virginia Tech Names Alston an Honorary Alumnus

By education, Associate Dean of Academics Antoine Alston, Ph.D. is an Aggie and a Cyclone – and now, he’s also a Hokie.
‘Just what we need’The University Farm’s new Pavilion is the centerpiece of expanded programming.

‘Just what we need’The University Farm’s new Pavilion is the centerpiece of expanded programming.

Initially, it was just a collection of lines, measurements and artist renderings drawn on white broadsheets, some of them coffee-stained, curling at the corners and developing small tears along the edges from being flipped back and forth. But after years of hard work, focus and dedication, the new 17,000-square-foot CAES Extension and Farm Pavilion is now complete.
Cream of the crop: CAES sophomore receives FFA’s top student honor

Cream of the crop: CAES sophomore receives FFA’s top student honor

As a child, Leila Noufal liked animals but didn’t raise them. She loved agriculture but didn’t live on a farm. Her closest encounter with farming came while in middle school, on the couch, watching a documentary film about sustainable agriculture.
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