Faculty Focus
NC State Alum Jonathan Phillips Earns CALS Outstanding Teacher Award for 2020-2021
Jonathan Phillips teaches classes for Agricultural Business Management students as well as students enrolled in the Ag Institute.
USDA Announces National Teaching Awards; Treme Recognized for the Region
Julianne's hard work and dedication continue to pay off. Her most recent early-career recognition is the 2020 Excellence in College and University Teaching Awards for Food and Agricultural Sciences from the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities.
USDA Announces National Teaching Awards; Treme Recognized for the Region
Julianne's hard work and dedication continue to pay off. Her most recent early-career recognition is the 2020 Excellence in College and University Teaching Awards for Food and Agricultural Sciences from the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities.
Emissions, Transmission, and the Environmental Value of Renewable Energy
A recent study shows that high energy demand can cause congestion which limits the environmental benefit of the wind energy.
Faculty Focus: Dr. Zheng Li
Microeconometrics is all using models to make decisions. Learn how ARE's Zheng Li and his colleagues make predictions in order to find solutions and make recommendations.
Goodwin Recognized by IDEAS and AAEA
Barry's newest accomplishments exemplify the lasting legacy of his research in the field of agricultural economics.
DELTA Welcomes 2020-2021 Faculty Fellows
Julianne Treme is one of five new DELTA Faculty Fellows for the 2020-2021 academic year. DELTA’s group of Faculty Fellows are committed to sharing their knowledge of teaching with technology through leading workshops, presenting at conferences and writing articles.
New OCIP Cohort Raises the Bar for Online Education
Andrew Branan is boosting his teaching skills by beginning the Quality Matters certification for ARE 309, Environmental Law and Economic Policy.
“Real Solutions: Common Sense Ideas For Solving Our Most Pressing Problems”
ARE Extension Economist Mike Walden has published his twelfth book, his pinnacle work on economic issues and current events in the United States.
Not Goodbye, Just See ‘Ya Later: Mitch Renkow Retires
Mitch Renkow will be retired effective July 1, 2020 but we are pleased to announce he has been awarded emeritus status with the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics.