Faculty and Staff
Hendrickson Retires – Leaves Legacy of AGI Partnership and Study Abroad Opportunities
Melissa Hendrickson helped ABM and AGI students find success. She also broadened the horizons of many through her leadership on many memorable study abroad trips.
Andrew Branan Earns Leadership & Service Recognition Award from Council of Extension Professionals
Branan will be recognized at the North Carolina Joint Council of Extension Professionals forum on December 3, 2021 in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Taking a World View
NC State Agricultural and Resource Economics Professor Ed Kick draws on big data to understand what causes inequalities among nations and the big problems that come from them.
Rejesus Joins Climate Adaptation through Agriculture and Soil Management Initiative
Rod Rejesus joined the CASM initiative, led by the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences. Rejesus will study the effects of saltwater intrusion on agricultural land in eastern NC.
Yes, People Are Now Trading and Investing in Water as a Commodity
Heidi Schweizer comments on agriculture and trading water futures in a Discover magazine article.
Q&A with JunJie Wu
Learn more about JunJie Wu, the new department head of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
Gary Bullen: Reflection and Advice Ahead of Retirement
Gary Bullen is the director of NC Farm School and later this month will retire after 22 years of service to NC State University.
Eric Edwards Named Interim Associate Director of CEnREP
Eric Edwards will work with Interim Director Roger von Haefen to advance solutions that work for society and the environment by coupling state-of-the-art economic science with natural science and engineering solutions.
New Faculty Textbook: Market Interrelationships and Applied Demand Analysis
Mike Wohlgenant's new book addresses the core issues facing economists concerning price determination in commodity markets, especially food and agricultural commodities.
ARE’s Professional Development Pro
As an advisor and teacher, Robin Clements gives students something she passed up in college: the opportunity to identify a job they’ll love and then skillfully pursue it.