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At the Ag and Sciences Career Expo, over 800 NC State students networked with employers to find their perfect career fit. 🧑💼💼
More than 70 top employers, in fields ranging from agribusiness to food science to landscaping, were present at the expo to connect with students about job and internship opportunities.
From alumni experts and NC State Extension agents to emergency responders and football players, the Wolfpack has stepped up in the wake of Hurricane Helene.
On campus in Raleigh, NC State faculty, staff and students have begun collecting supplies to send to western locations. One of the biggest drives — started by football captain Davin Vann — has already filled four box trucks with supplies. CALS is collecting supplies at the Lake Wheeler Road Field Lab to send to its three western research stations.
“Our stations, both NCDA and NC State owned, are transitioning to recovery hubs and staging areas for relief efforts in the community,” says Loren Fisher, assistant director of research for CALS. “They are well-linked with FEMA, local emergency management and the Forest Service in these efforts.”
Many of the Extension offices in the 26 counties most affected by the storm are still without power and water, but our Extension agents, specialists, volunteers and friends are on the front lines assisting in recovery efforts. They are working tirelessly to ensure that those in need receive the resources necessary to recover and rebuild.
See how NC State is supporting our UNC System partners and Western North Carolina communities — and how you can help — at the 🔗 in our bio.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, our NC State CALS community stands united. Many of our friends, families, students, faculty, staff and agricultural communities in Western North Carolina have been impacted by this disaster, and we are here for each and every one of you.
Hear from CALS Dean Garey Fox with a message of support, and an update on the efforts of our Extension offices and research stations who are on the front lines as we recover and rebuild.
For real-time resources, information and recovery factsheets, visit the NC State Extension Disaster Information Center at the 🔗 in our bio.
