Bolstered by an exceptional education and valuable real-world experiences, College of Natural Resources alumni leave our halls ready to work hard to drive innovation and tackle global challenges that affect us all. They are leading the way in fields like sustainability and conservation, paper science, recreation and tourism, public policy, business, law and environmental science.
Our alumni go far, but many also stay near. They are making North Carolina a better home for all its residents by driving three of the state’s top five industries: forestry, wood products, and tourism and golf.
The College of Natural Resources is a small community on a big campus. Our faculty, staff and students are a family who learn and solve problems together, support one another and build networks that span the world and last a lifetime.
After you graduate, you remain a valued part of our community. By giving your time, talent and resources to the college, you can support our important work, especially in developing the next generation of natural resources leaders.
Check out some ways you can stay connected with us and with NC State.
A big thank you from the College of Natural Resources and our students who benefit greatly from scholarship support made possible by our wonderful donors. 🙌
Help us continue to enhance the lives of students like Emily, Kinley and Jack by #GivingPack next Wednesday, March 20. You can also help support the college through participating in social media challenges to help the college earn extra funds on Day of Giving.
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Congratulations to our very own Allison Markert for being named @ncstate`s newest student body president and Isaac Carreno (@ncstatechass) for being named student body vice president! 🎉
Allison is a junior majoring in natural resources in the Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources (@ncstatefer) and a #NCStateCNR Advancement intern. She previously served as student body vice president for the 2023-24 academic year.
“Through my past experiences in student government and beyond, I’ve learned the power of student voice, and how to utilize that to drive change. I learned that empowered leaders build the leaders of tomorrow, and the importance of professional and personal mentorship.
The level of pride I feel to be representing my University to this degree is so strong; I look forward to utilizing my learned skills over the years to bring novel and inspirational change. Thank you to all of the voters and supporters, I strive to make you proud.” —@allisonmarkert