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Women in Sport Spring Series Exposes Students to Long List of Career Opportunities

Parks Recreation and Tourism Management

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Feb 4, 2026

Natural Resources Professors Named 2025-26 University Faculty Scholars

Whitney Knollenberg and Rajan Parajuli are among the 20 early- and mid-career faculty to be recognized for their teaching, research and service contributions.
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Jan 23, 2026

The Super Bowl’s Economic Impact: Big Game, Big Money, Big Costs

NC State professor Mike Edwards breaks down the economic and social impact of the Super Bowl on host cities and the NFL.
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Jan 21, 2026

Nick Librizzi ’26 Builds Leadership and Community Through Hockey

Librizzi, a fourth-year student, talks about his journey through the sport management program, from hands-on experiences and volunteering to leadership roles and his career goals.
Two women standing in an indoor sports arena with red seating and a basketball court in the background. - Students Launch NC State's Women in Sport Club - College of Natural Resources News NC State University

Dec 15, 2025

Students Launch NC State’s Women in Sport Club

Emma Busenbark ‘28 and Laurie Clarstrom ‘26 formed the club as a campus-wide network for anyone passionate about supporting women in sport.
A view of a snow-covered mountain, trees in the foreground. - When Public Lands Get Political: What a Hatch Act Complaint Says About the Future of Conservation - College of Natural Resources News NC State University

Oct 15, 2025

When Public Lands Get Political: What a Hatch Act Complaint Says About the Future of Conservation

A Hatch Act complaint highlights growing political influence in public land management and its potential impact on conservation and bipartisan support.
Half Dome at Yosemite is bathed in warm sunset light, creating a striking orange glow on the granite. Foreground features tall evergreen trees. - What a Government Shutdown Means for National Parks - College of Natural Resources News NC State University

Oct 13, 2025

What a Government Shutdown Means for National Parks

A government shutdown can limit park access and staff, threatening resources and local economies — highlighting the need for reliable funding to keep parks open and protected.
Sculptures of wolves howling beneath vibrant autumn trees with orange leaves at Wolf Plaza. - Natural Resources Alumni, Supporters Honored for Impact and Service - College of Natural Resources News NC State University

Sep 26, 2025

Natural Resources Alumni, Supporters Honored for Impact and Service

NC State recently recognized several College of Natural Resources alumni and supporters who’ve made meaningful impacts through their careers and support for the Wolfpack.
Lauren smiles in a Hendersonville Honeycrisps T-shirt. - Lauren Henderson '25 Pursues Advocacy for Women and Girls in Sports - College of Natural Resources News NC State University

Sep 25, 2025

Lauren Henderson ‘25 Pursues Advocacy for Women and Girls in Sports

A back injury while playing sports ultimately led Lauren Henderson '25 to her calling: advocating for women in sports and sport management.

Aerial view of a colorful mini-pitch. - Mini-Pitches Create Healthier Communities by Offering Safe, Accessible Recreation Spaces - College of Natural Resources News NC State University

Sep 18, 2025

Mini-Pitches Create Healthier Communities by Offering Safe, Accessible Recreation Spaces

North Carolina State University researchers found that mini-pitches play a crucial role in increasing physical activity and community engagement among youth and families living in underserved communities.
Heidi Grappendorf speaks at a podium before an audience seated in bleachers. - Women in Sport Spring Series Exposes Students to Long List of Career Opportunities - College of Natural Resources News NC State University

Sep 5, 2025

Women in Sport Spring Series Exposes Students to Long List of Career Opportunities

North Carolina State University is making significant strides in its goal of becoming a hub for young adults interested in pursuing careers in women's sports — particularly through the College of Natural Resources.