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Longtime Educators’ Planned Gift will Boost Research

Think and Do the Extraordinary

Dec 19, 2016

Seeing is Believing

A vascular surgeon from Duke becomes a believer in, and a donor to, the work of CVM's Teaching Animal Unit . 

Dec 19, 2016

NC State Alum Wins Prestigious Voices in Solidarity Award

Tyler Confrey-Maloney '13 received the prestigious Voices in Solidarity award, the highest honor given to men who have devoted their lives and careers to ending violence against women. 

Dec 12, 2016

Students in Large-Scale Organic Agriculture to Benefit from Gift

A new endowment, funded by Frank and Judi Grainger, will enhance support for undergraduate students interested in hands-on research and travel experiences related to large-scale organic crop production. 

Dec 12, 2016

The One Who (Almost) Got Away

After a summer program on campus and a year at Sampson Community College, Susan Jones is now a junior in CALS, thanks to the Student Transfer Enrollment Advising and Mentoring program. 

Dec 12, 2016

Student Spotlight: Bone Scholar Laura Johnson Aims High

Fourth-generation farmer Laura Johnson is a CALS Bone Scholar. The program, established by Dale and Genia Bone, supports qualifying students from North Carolina farm families. 

Dec 12, 2016

Better Equipped to Serve

Kathe and Jim Garrison are passionate about supporting the College of Veterinary Medicine, including through their gifts to buy much-needed equipment. 

Dec 12, 2016

Supporting Scientific Creativity

The College of Sciences names prominent photochemist Dr. Felix N. "Phil" Castellano as its first Goodnight Innovation Distinguished Chair, a professorship created through the support of Ann and Jim Goodnight. 

Dec 6, 2016

University Faculty Scholars Named

Powered by annual gifts to the University's Greatest Needs Fund, the University Faculty Scholars program is providing extra support for some of NC State's up-and-coming researchers as they address the world's grand challenges. 

Dec 6, 2016

A Furry Change of Heart

Leah Dey, once not much of a cat lover, is now a strong advocate for both feline and canine companions, as well as a supporter of the College of Veterinary Medicine with gifts to animal behavioral science, wellness and other programs. 

Dec 6, 2016

Longtime Educators’ Planned Gift will Boost Research

A gift from Charlie Coe, a retired public administration professor at NC State, and his wife Marty, who taught world history at the high school level, will support the work of the School of Public and International Affairs.