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New Pack Essentials Hub ready to serve students, build community
NC State’s Pack Essentials program has been setting students up for success since 2017 by helping them meet their basic needs such as food, housing and more. For the first time…
The Hands That Feed Us
Alejandro Gutierrez-Li leads the Agricultural Labor Extension Program, a novel and unique effort to address labor issues in North Carolina and the Southeast.
Assistant Professor Sunghwan Byun Collaborates with NC State’s Department of Statistics to Improve Equity through Grant-funded Project
NC State College of Education Assistant Professor Sunghwan Byun is working to make the teaching of college-level statistics more equitable through a new grant-funded project.
Incoming Marketing Analytics Student Boosts Analytics Skills to Tell Stories, Advance Equity
Incoming graduate student Olivia Rojas chose NC State’s MMA program to add more value to her creative background and to sharpen her analytics skills in order to leverage data for good.
Environmental Sciences Students Gain Diverse Career Insights
With recommendations from alumni and working professionals, the students recently learned how to successfully navigate the hiring process and other aspects of pursuing a career in the field of environmental sciences.
Women in Sport Leadership Summit Empowers Female Athletes and Students
The event serves as an important resource to develop, connect and advance female professionals who will be entering the sport industry.
Juneteenth: Celebrate with your Pack
Chancellor Woodson shares a message encouraging the Wolfpack to attend NC State’s Juneteenth campus celebration and reminds employees about an additional paid day of leave to use for a day of significance throughout the year. Click here to read more.
Urban Tree Planting is Booming, Just Not In Low-Income and Minority Neighborhoods
The distribution of trees remains inequitable in many American cities, with low-income and non-white neighborhoods typically having fewer trees.
Black Farmers Address Mental Health and Find Strength in Community
Black farmers like Temika Parker find that building social support networks is critical to circumventing systemic inequities in the farming industry and improving their mental health.
Science Communicator Makes a Splash
Whether she’s teaching students or swimming with sharks, Michelle Jewell with the Department of Applied Ecology finds inspiring ways to share science.