Tag: Students

Seventy-seven undergraduate and 23 master’s and doctoral candidates left the First Horizon Coliseum with degrees in hand during two ceremonies held Dec. 13-14.

Less than a month after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina in late September, students got the chance to ask questions of the leader of a nonprofit working directly with the affected residents.

McNair Scholar Beloved Nicholson, an animal science major from Syracuse, worked with many animals...

The College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences at N.C. Agricultural and Technical State University remains No. 1 in graduating African Americans with bachelor’s degrees in agriculture, agriculture operations and related sciences, tied with Tuskegee University.

N.C. Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler addressed the impact of, and state response to, Hurricane Helene following its landfall in late September during a recent visit to the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences.

Twelve high school students across the United States became the latest crop to leave with hands-on learning and networking opportunities in the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences’ Research Apprenticeship Program.

Educators and school counselors can lead their students towards new academic and career opportunities in STEM and agriculture, thanks to a USDA-funded workshop led by the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences.

A partnership between the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences and the Farm Foundation is teaching college agriculture students the ins, outs and opportunities available in the agriculture industry.

Students from across the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, two North Carolina high schools and Grenada’s T.A. Marryshow Community College collaborated to learn more about leadership skills and career advancement in an eight-week digital and in-person program.