CaesNews

Where Science Meets Society

CaesNews

Where Science Meets Society

NOT ON VACATION: HOW CAES STUDENTS SPENT THEIR SUMMERS

August 18, 2017

|

More than 90 CAES students are expected to present an enormous array of their summer academic experiences during the annual Showcase of Excellence, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sept. 6 in B.C. Webb Hall. The student experiences will span the gamut of agricultural fields, including corporate and Cooperative Extension internships, study abroad, and independent research projects at N.C. A&T and other universities or government agencies.

Students will present research posters on their experiences and will discuss their work with audiences who stop by the individual student stations. Participants will also receive a certificates and awards. CAES faculty and staff are encouraged to attend to support the experiences.

Read more CAES News

CAES Fashion Students Team Up with Esports Program on Jerseys, Activewear

CAES Fashion Students Team Up with Esports Program on Jerseys, Activewear

Gaming and garments will collide at N.C. A&T this spring as an ongoing team-up between the fashion and esports programs results in a line of Aggie-themed jerseys and activewear.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HEAD BACK TO THE CAES

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HEAD BACK TO THE CAES

An estimated 350 high school students from 20 campuses across the state will return to N.C. A&T for the 15th Agricultural Literacy Fest and Academic Fair, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Feb. 23 in the Alumni-Foundation Event Center.
Jamilla Pinder ’19: Bringing solutions to underserved communities

Jamilla Pinder ’19: Bringing solutions to underserved communities

Jamilla Pinder is a dedicated health care professional, a tireless community care advocate and an involved single mother. Now, the 22-year Cone Health system veteran can add “graduate of N.C. A&T” to her lengthy list of accomplishments.
Mali Delegates Tour CAES Programs and Labs During International Exchange Visit

Mali Delegates Tour CAES Programs and Labs During International Exchange Visit

The College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences hosted visiting Malian scientists studying post-harvest agriculture as part of a collaboration with the U.S. Agency for International Development.
No results found.

Never Miss an Issue

Recent Articles

Extension Exhibit Puts Kids on Speedway to Healthy

N.C. A&T’s Free Lactation Clinic Moves into The Resurgent

N.C. A&T-Led Student Success and Workforce Development Center Holds 2026 Symposium