Agricultural and Human Sciences

May 5, 2022

Three AHS Students Recognized at CALS Honors Celebration

Three AHS Students were recently recognized at the 2022 CALS honors celebration.

May 2, 2022

AHS May Blog: The Secret to the Work-life Balance

In the May blog post, AEE doctoral student Taylor Jones, discusses how to achieve a work-life "balance" that works for you.

Grace Baucom and her peer from the course AEHS 557

Apr 29, 2022

AEHS 557 – Personal Philosophy of Volunteer Management Statement

In the April blog post for The Student Narrative, we have an assignment from the AEHS 557: Volunteerism in Youth and Family Settings course which was completed by AEE Undergraduate Student Grace Baucom.

Apr 28, 2022

Chrissy Haynes ‘07 ‘19 Serves Her Community as Montgomery County Extension Director

Chrissy Haynes, Montgomery County Extension Director and extension education alumni, discuses her path from internship to county director.

Copper wolves stand by the walkway to Stafford Commons and Talley Student Center. Photo by Becky Kirkland.

Apr 26, 2022

AEE Graduate Student Earns NC State GSA Teaching Award

Mary Kate Morgan, an AEE graduate student, was recognized with the NC State Graduate Student Association's Teaching Award.

Gace Baucom and colleague Peyton stand next to each other outdoors

Apr 22, 2022

Baucom Earns NC Environmental Education Certification

Grace Baucom, Extension Education and Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems double major, earned the NC Environmental Education Certificate.

Apr 21, 2022

AHS Student Wins Mathews Medal

Taleek Harlee, a senior majoring in Agricultural Education, has been awarded the Mathews Medal, one of the most prestigious awards at NC State University.

View of NC State bell tower over a tree-line

Apr 20, 2022

Three AHS Department Members Receive NACTA Awards

Three members of the Agricultural and Human Sciences department have been recognized for their excellence in teaching by North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA).

Apr 18, 2022

Helping Students, Helping Families: A Conversation with Annie Hardison-Moody

For our next faculty feature, we have Annie Hardison-Moody, who is an associate professor and extension specialist in the AHS Department, as well as director of graduate programs for YFCS.

Savannah Currents stands by her poster presentation at Symposium

Apr 8, 2022

AHS Student Places Second at Graduate Student Research Symposium

Savannah Currens, a graduate student in AEE, placed second in the education category at the 15th annual NC State Graduate Student Research Symposium.