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Thanks to our generous Day of Giving donors, our students are able to participate in unique hands-on experiences that better prepare them for future careers in natural resources. This year, our students will:
🔴 Travel to San Diego to learn about open spaces and the native plants and animals that inhabit them.
🔴 Camp out at the North Carolina Coast to set up mammal traps and get an up-close look at behavioral patterns in elk.
🔴 Gain real-world skills through a training program that focuses on improving our waterways through water quality testing.
🔴 Complete firefighter training, allowing them to participate in NC State’s prescribed burns across 500+ acres of land.
🔴 And much more.
Learn how you can help support future opportunities like these through NC State’s Day of Giving: http://ncst.at/P7oX50VlPkK
📸: Dr. George Hess’ students in San Diego and Dr. Roland Kays` students at the NC coast.
Join us as we come together to support the students and programs that make the NC State College of Natural Resources extraordinary. 🐺🐾
Next week, NC State’s annual Day of Giving will support a multitude of funds that strengthen the college experience for our students. One such fund is the Ronald and Dale Terry Student Assistance and Enrichment Fund, which provides support for students to gain hands-on experience through study abroad opportunities, internships and more.
🔗 Check out the "Day of Giving Support Areas" link in our bio to learn more about how you can join in #GivingPack on Wednesday, March 26.
Fresh air and blooming flowers. Spring has arrived at NC State. 🌸🌷🌼🧱
#NCStateOnCampus #FirstDayOfSpring
Yesterday afternoon, alumnus Kevin Howell gave his first public address in Talley Student Union as @ncstate`s chancellor-elect. 🐺🐾
Howell will be NC State’s 15th chancellor and the third NC State alumnus to serve in the role. Howell is currently the chief external affairs officer at UNC Health. He will assume his duties as chancellor on May 5.
📸: Scenes from yesterday’s event at Talley and our very own dean, Dr. Myron Floyd, and student body president Allison Markert ’25, at a reception for Howell yesterday morning at Park Alumni Center.
NC State`s Day of Giving really shows the power of the Pack. ❤️
This year, we have a new fund to support students in the college: the Natural Resources Graduate Student Support Fund. This fund provides support for #NCStateCNR graduate students by covering tuition and fees, research costs, conferences and travel. Funding is crucial to advancing research, addressing sustainability challenges and attracting top talent to the college.
🔗 Check out the "Day of Giving Support Areas" link in our bio to learn how you can join in #GivingPack on Wednesday, March 26.
Help us get a head start on NC State Day of Giving by entering the Head Start Challenge today! Complete as many tasks as you can to increase our odds of winning a $1,500 bonus.
Together, we can make a difference for future students in #NCStateCNR. 🐺 🐾 ❤️ #GivingPack
🔗 Check out the link in our bio to enter the challenge.
Meet @ncstateprtm alumni Jude DesNoyer ‘06 and Katie Butler ‘23, the masterminds behind the new initiative called Centennial Campus Placemaking. 🌳 🏙️
The initiative is designed to engage and welcome the local community to Centennial Campus. A key aspect is the diverse range of programs and events designed to bring people together, like pickleball and monthly hikes to Lake Johnson.
“Our job is to create a vibrant and active place on Centennial Campus for everyone, not just NC State or NC State faculty, staff and students. We want to be open to our private industry partners and tenants who are on Centennial Campus, as well as the local public.”
Click the link in the bio to learn more about Centennial Campus Placemaking.
Every year, NC State`s Day of Giving is a wonderful opportunity for our Pack and friends of the Pack to come together to support our students. ❤️
One Day of Giving fund that directly supports current and future students is the College of Natural Resources Enhancement Fund. This fund provides support for our greatest priorities, including student scholarships, important initiatives like travel to conferences, professional development opportunities, mental health and well-being resources, and more.
🔗 Check out the "Day of Giving Support Areas" link in our bio to learn how you can join in #GivingPack on Wednesday, March 26.
Last night, students in the James Buzzard Leadership Development Program attended a panel discussion on leadership and philanthropy at @drink321coffee on @ncstatecentennial.
Speakers included 321 Coffee’s co-founder and CEO Lindsay Wrege ‘21; David Fox `94 of Goldman Sachs; Dawn Mason, NC State assistant vice chancellor of partnerships; and Bart Nicholson `81, who established the college`s Bart and Pam Nicholson Endowed Scholarship. Moderating the panel was Jennifer Piercy, assistant dean for philanthropy in the College of Natural Resources.
The Spring 2025 CALS & CNR HOT Jobs+Internships Fair was a big success. Thank you to all the students and 75+ employers who attended!
On Monday, several of our sport management students in @ncstateprtm golfed and taught putting to residents at @hayesbartonplace. 🏌️⛳
📸: Take a look back at the highlights of this memorable evening.
Our students enjoy a vast array of internship opportunities with employers from all around the world, gaining hands-on experiences that equip them for their future careers. One such employer that works with #NCStateCNR is Raleigh-based Terracon.
Since working with the college, Terracon has provided students with meaningful experiences and given them the opportunity to work in environmental consulting. During their internships, students work just like they would post-graduation as environmental professionals.
"I had the opportunity to do office and field work which was amazing. So, I was able to improve my data analysis skills as well as soil classification skills. I also experienced many unique situations while doing fieldwork that enhanced my experience level.” —Cecilia Nottingham `24
🔗 Click the link in our bio to read about students` experiences at Terracon.
📸: From left to right: Sydney Pollock (left) and Cecilia Nottingham (right) collect samples for Terracon; Eli Teague collects samples at a stream.
