College of Natural Resources

Jun 27, 2023

Scholarship Support Allows Tylene Powell to Pursue Her Passion for Sport Management

For NC State junior Tylene Powell, the support that she’s received from scholarships has been vital to her academic success. Powell, who is majoring in sport management at the College of Natural Resources, received the Natural Resources Foundation Scholarship during her freshman year and then the Jack “Swede” Frauson Sports Management Scholarship and the Wayne Williamson and Bette Rose Scholarship Endowment in Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management. 

Jun 27, 2023

Catch Up With a Libraries Student Scholarship Awardee: Samuel Brown

The NC State University Libraries awards a number of scholarships every year to outstanding Libraries student workers as part of its efforts to support student success and academic affordability. Samuel Brown, a 2023 computer science graduate who worked in the Natural Resources Library, was one of them. 

Jun 6, 2023

5 Questions With Goodnight Doctoral Fellow Morgan Arteman

Morgan Arteman is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources and one of two students in the College of Natural Resources to be named to the inaugural class of Goodnight Doctoral Fellowship recipients. Launched in December 2022 thanks to the generosity of Dr. Jim and Mrs. Ann Goodnight, the Goodnight Doctoral Fellowship provides an annual stipend of up to $40,000 to each recipient in support of their education and research. 

May 23, 2023

Libraries Scholarship Fund Supports Brianna Bui’s Passion for Engineering

Brianna Bui, a junior majoring in paper science and engineering and chemical engineering at the College of Natural Resources, was recently named one of 10 students to receive a scholarship through the Libraries Student Scholarship Fund. The fund provides annual scholarships to outstanding student workers of the NC State University Libraries. 

May 16, 2023

Suzano Scholarship Supports Paper Science Students

When Suzano Pulp and Paper looks at trees, it sees the future. When it looks at students of the paper science and engineering program at NC State’s College of Natural Resources, it sees future leaders of a sustainable, renewable industry. That’s why the company has endowed a $50,000 scholarship for paper science and engineering students who are first-generation college students, from an underserved population or who demonstrate a financial need. 

May 2, 2023

Jason Bocarro Honored With 2023 UNC Board of Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching

Jason Bocarro, the Owens-Shelton Distinguished Professor for Leadership with a Global Perspective, has been named as the recipient of the 2023 UNC Board of Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching. The honor is the university system’s most prestigious teaching award, recognizing and encouraging faculty’s extraordinary teaching contributions. 

Apr 18, 2023

New Campaign Hopes to Bring New Life to Forestry Summer Camp

Ron (’60) and Rhett (’94) Bost have invested in the future of NC State’s Slocum Camp by naming Cabin #8 the “Bost Cabin.” They hope other Wolfpack alumni will join them in preserving this legacy for future generations of aspiring natural resource leaders by making a gift to the Slocum Camp Hill Forest Enhancement Campaign. 

Apr 11, 2023

Brian Cardini Memorial Scholarship Keeps Beloved Student’s Legacy Alive

The Brian Cardini Memorial Scholarship provides financial support to undergraduate students in the College of Natural Resources majoring in wood products. It was named in honor of the late Brian Cardini and established by his friends. 

Mar 24, 2023

Jason Bocarro Named Owens-Shelton Distinguished Professor

Funded through a generous gift from three-time NC State alumnus and former chair of the Board of Trustees James “Jim” Owens, the professorship will support Bocarro as he teaches interdisciplinary coursework and conducts research on topics related to leadership. 

Mar 13, 2023

Goodnight Scholar Q&A: A Conversation With Emanuella Tran ’26

Emanuella Tran is a freshman studying environmental sciences in the College of Natural Resources’ Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources. She is also among the 50 students in the class of 2026 recently selected for the Goodnight Scholars Program.