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Jawan Burwell, Ed.D., CDL director, slides down a blow-up carrying Harper Perry during the Child Development Laboratory’s Family Field Day held at the facility’s grounds. The event featured a variety of games, blow-ups, music with a DJ, face-painting, prizes, and more.

N.C. A&T’s youngest students enjoy games, bounces houses, face painting and more during the Child Development Lab’s annual Field Day on April 26. The Child Development Lab, a part of the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences’ Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, is a 5-star, nationally accredited center on campus that provides physical, cognitive, social, emotional, and creative development for children age 2 ½ to 5.

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CAES Hall of Fame Inductee, Department Chair Samuel Dunn Passes Away at 102

CAES Hall of Fame Inductee, Department Chair Samuel Dunn Passes Away at 102

Professor Emeritus Samuel J. Dunn, who led the Department of Plant Science and Technology in the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences for 35 years and is a member of the college’s Agriculture Hall of Fame, passed away Thursday, Jan. 9. He was 102.
September 2021 News and Notes

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MacArthur “Genius” Walter Hood ’81 gives inaugural lecture of new series with U.C. Berkeley

MacArthur “Genius” Walter Hood ’81 gives inaugural lecture of new series with U.C. Berkeley

Internationally renowned landscape designer Walter Hood ‘81 returned virtually to the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Monday to give the first in a series of lunchtime lectures for students and faculty.
Students, faculty win awards, scholarships at largest-ever MANRRS Conference

Students, faculty win awards, scholarships at largest-ever MANRRS Conference

CAES students and faculty made business pitches, wrote essays, made presentations and brought home awards - and a professor was honored for his years of service - at the 37th National MANRRS (Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences) Conference this spring in Atlanta.
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