I am currently in phased retirement working with Career Services in CALS to locate and find industries to post jobs on epack and attend our bi annual career fairs. I was fortunate to wear many hats during by career. I also have had the privilege to be a native North Carolinian and was a co owner of a landscaping community for 20 years. I enjoy native ornamental and vegetable gardening, camping across the US and traveling internationally. I have two adult children and lots of fur babies.<\/p>\n
Employer Relations Manager, Career Services, July 21-24, NCSU College of Ag. and Life Sciences<\/p>\n
Assistant Director Academic Programs, 2013-2021, NCSU College of Ag. and Life Sciences<\/p>\n
Director, Agriculture Institute, 2013-2021, NCSU College of Ag. and Life Sciences<\/p>\n
Professor, August 2012-present, NCSU, Agricultural and Extension Ed., N.C.<\/p>\n
Undergraduate Coordinator 2007-2014, NCSU, Agricultural and Extension Ed., N.C.<\/p>\n
Associate Professor, August 2006-2012, NCSU, Agricultural and Extension Ed., N.C.<\/p>\n
Assistant Professor, August 2000-2005, NCSU, Agricultural and Extension Ed., N.C.<\/p>\n
Central Regional Ag. Ed. Coordinator, 1996-2000, NCSU, Agricultural and Extension Ed., N.C.<\/p>\n
High School Agriscience Educator, 1983-1996<\/p>\n
Answering the Call from Rural NC: The Agricultural Institute and the Food Animal Industry. Elizabeth Wilson and Todd See. North Carolina Golden Leaf Foundation, 2021-2025. $500,000.<\/p>\n
Soldier to Agriculture Program. Elizabeth Wilson and Robert Eliott. North Carolina Golden Leaf Foundation. 2018-2019. $150,000.<\/p>\n
Workforce and Career Preparedness Initiatives. Elizabeth Wilson, Molly Meachum and Allysa Degreenia. 2016-2019, N.C. Tobacco Trust Fund, $297,322.<\/p>\n
Teaching Locally, Engaging Globally: Increasing Undergraduates\u2019 Knowledge of the International Dimensions of Climate Change, Food Security, and Childhood Obesity USDA Higher Education Challenge Grant. 2011. Jacklyn Bruce (15%), Elizabeth Wilson (10%), Wendy Warner (10%), Amy Harder (20%), Grady Roberts (10%), Nicole Stedman (10%), Jimmy Lindner (15%), Kim Dooley (10%). $700,855.<\/p>\n
Agricultural Biotechnology in Today’s Society: An Interdisciplinary Course. USDA Higher Education Challenge Grant. 2011. Principal investigator: Elizabeth Wilson, Co-Investigators: Charlotte Farin and Chad Jordan, 2007-2009, $139,237.<\/p>\n
Special Topics in Biotechnology Workshop for High School Teachers: Biotechnology for High School Agricultural Education, principal investigator, North Carolina Biotechnology Center, 2009, $25,570.00. This was received for each year for 5 prior years.<\/p>\n