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With nearly $7.5 million in funding, the NC State Christmas Tree Genetics Program is leading a project to accelerate the genetic improvement of Christmas trees across the United States.
📹: Check out some of the highlights of the team’s research.
Meet Cadence Davis, a first-year student who is one of 35 students in the 29th class of the @park_scholarships program.
She`s always been interested in fashion and now she’s combining it with her passion for sustainability. As one of 13 students in the sustainable materials and technology program’s class of 2028, Davis thoroughly enjoys the program`s resources and state-of-the-art equipment.
“It’s a really small major and really tight-knit and there are so many different opportunities that I feel I wouldn’t have gotten had I picked a bigger, more well-known major. Everything is so personalized."
Check out the link in our bio to learn about Cadence`s journey to #NCStateCNR.
Best of luck in all your future endeavors, #NCState24! 🎓🎉 Take a look back at today’s celebration of our 216 summer and fall graduates at @ncstate`s McKimmon Center.
Our own Dr. Erin Seekamp has been appointed as the executive director of NC State`s newly launched Climate and Sustainability Academy. 🙌
The academy will connect and oversee the Coastal Resilience and Sustainability Initiative, focused on the coast and its watersheds, and the Sustainable Futures Initiative, working to bring together students, staff, scholars and practitioners to imagine and implement sustainable solutions for society.
Learn more through the link in our bio.
📸: Dr. Seekamp stands in front of the Ocracoke Lighthouse during a research trip in May.
This summer, Fenton McKown, an NC State junior majoring in fisheries, wildlife and conservation biology (@ncstatefer), spent three months as a Summit Steward in the Adirondack Mountains. During this time, he assisted in wildlife conservation and helped preserve the alpine ecosystem through encouraging visitors hiking to carefully navigate the trails and avoid damaging the plants. 🏔️🌲
“It was very rewarding to make a genuine difference in the conservation of alpine plant species. They never ceased to amaze me in their sheer beauty and ability to survive the insanely harsh conditions of the alpine zone.”
Click the link in the bio to learn more about Fenton’s experience in the Adirondack Mountains.
Come take a break from final exams and refuel! 🎨 🧩
The #NCStateCNR Academic Affairs Office is hosting a study break room weekdays in The Nest (Biltmore 2024) today, Dec. 6, through next Wednesday, Dec. 11. From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, there will be snacks, puzzles, games and more for students to enjoy.
It was great seeing everyone at yesterday’s CNR Holiday Tree Trimming! 🎄❤️
If you attended, what was your favorite part: The homemade cookies, hot apple cider, hot chocolate bar, decorating the tree, or all of the above?
Anika Shah, a sophomore studying sport management, shares her unforgettable experience studying abroad in the United Kingdom. Through hands-on learning, different sporting events, and exploring the streets of London, Anika gained skills and knowledge that will shape her career moving forward. 🇬🇧 🎓 📚
“I enjoyed the idea of being able to learn and explore simultaneously. When I learned about the “United Kingdom: Sport Programs and Facilities” study abroad program specifically designed for sport management majors, I knew it was an opportunity I could not pass on.”
Click the link in our bio to learn more about Anika’s abroad adventures in London.
Strolling through campus with grateful hearts. ❤️ 🍁 🍂
We hope everyone has a wonderful break this week!
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Over the summer, @ncstatefer senior Lainie Powell took her studies abroad with the FW 445: Human Dimensions of Conservation Biology in the Bahamas course. 📚🌊
Her time spent snorkeling among coral reefs and conducting research in blue holes not only deepened her knowledge, but validated her career aspirations in research-based field work. "Even though the days were often long and physically demanding, I still found myself enjoying the act of collecting data and experiencing each new site we visited."
Click the link in our bio to learn more about Lainie’s study abroad adventure.
Yesterday, Dr. Nathan Williams hosted the NC: State of Recreation Virtual Reality Fall Showcase at D.H. Hill Jr. Library. 🏞️
Students in the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management (@ncstateprtm) created 360-degree video virtual reality experiences of recreation and leisure destinations from around the state of North Carolina. At the showcase, students were able to experience these works through virtual reality headsets and also learn about the behind-the-scenes work that went into creating them.
