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2021

Frank Buckless, dean of the Poole College of Management

Jul 19, 2021

Think and Do: Poole College of Management

Frank Buckless, dean of NC State’s Poole College of Management, tells what the college has planned as the university’s Think and Do the Extraordinary Campaign comes to a close this year.
Myron Floyd

Jul 19, 2021

Think and Do: College of Natural Resources

Myron Floyd, dean of NC State’s College of Natural Resources, discusses how donors are making the extraordinary happen in the college every day.
Gregory Raschke

Jul 19, 2021

Think and Do: NC State Libraries

Gregory Raschke, senior vice provost and director of NC State University Libraries, talks about the many benefits of private support on the library system.
Students walking across campus

Jul 19, 2021

Anonymous Donors Provide Vital Support for Deans’ Priorities

A College of Engineering alumnus and his wife have provided a significant legacy gift that will be used by future deans to pursue priorities related to research, teaching and programmatic needs that may not be covered through other revenue sources. The couple, who wish to remain anonymous, have made a bequest through their estate plans that will provide funding to the College of Engineering discretionary funds.
Zack Jenio

Jul 19, 2021

An Enriched Experience

Zack Jenio ’22 has received 10 Park Enrichment Grants for experiences including study abroad, linguistics training, wellness coach certification and osteoarthritis research, and he plans to apply for more during his final year at NC State.
The CVM entrance

Jul 19, 2021

Three Veterinary Medicine Faculty Members Awarded NIH Training Grants

NC State College of Veterinary Medicine faculty members Jorge Piedrahita, the Randall B. Terry Jr. Distinguished Professor of Translational Medicine; Ke Cheng, the Randall B. Terry Jr. Distinguished Professor in Regenerative Medicine; and April Kedrowicz are among the leaders of projects at the NC State Comparative Medicine Institute receiving prestigious training grants from the National Institutes of Health.
The Belltower lit red at night

Jul 19, 2021

Three Sciences Faculty Honored with University Professorships

Three faculty members in NC State’s College of Sciences have been honored by the university with professorships of distinction that recognize top scholarly work. Karen Daniels of the Department of Physics; David Eggleston of the Department of Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences; and Carolyn Mattingly of the Department of Biological Sciences were all recognized for their sustained records of outstanding scholarship and leadership in their fields.
sun shining on wolf plaza

Jul 19, 2021

New Collaborative Community Research Looks at Sharks, Oysters, Youth Training and More

Six new projects in North Carolina are launching this year with support from the Community Collaborative Research Grant Program. The projects intend to explore oyster restoration, near-shore contaminants, shoreline erosion and other issues with implications for the state, nation and world.
Caitlyn Sosbe

Jul 19, 2021

Howling Success: Caitlyn Sosbe Paves the Way for First-Generation Students Through Work with TRIO

One of the first things Caitlyn Sosbe did after being accepted to NC State was to get involved in the university’s TRIO Student Support Services Program, which helps students overcome class, social and cultural barriers to education. Donor support supplements federal funds to help students like Caitlyn thrive in TRIO.
mosquitos

Jul 19, 2021

Mosquito-Resistant Clothing Prevents Bites in Trials

A team of NC State researchers including Michael Roe, the William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor of Entomology, has created a material that prevents mosquito bites — and the diseases that they carry.