Events

CALS Office of Diversity Affairs Celebrates American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month Thursday, November 3, 2016 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm McKimmon Conference & Training Center - 1101 Gorman Street, Raleigh, NC 27606 Native Americans and Their Use of the Environment Native Americans were aware of the resources present in many areas of the…

Lawson Connor, Ph.D. Student, Economics, NCSU will be presenting: Grower responses to spillover effects from large-scale adoption of transgenic pesticidal corn in the Philippines

There will be a reception from 2:30-3:00 pm, prior to the CALS Administative Forum. Forum topics will include: The University Capital Campaign and CALS The next round of CALS/Provost Strategic Hires and what to expect Update on college faculty hiring programs Impact of Hurricane Matthew on CALS Student access and the 2-year Agricultural Institute program Staff…

Technology Roundtable Series aims (1) to highlight some of the many innovative cutting-edge research technologies with promising commercial potential from NU and participating local universities, and (2) to strengthen ties and networks among university and industry researchers, startups in RTP, and business development professionals from major and local AgBiotech companies.

Natasha James, Ph.D. Student, Forestry and Environmental Resources, NCSU will be presenting: The Impact of Targeting on Participation in Costa Rica’s ‘Payments for Ecosystem Services’ Program.

“Lessons from the Industry Advisory Board” Come join Dr. Mike Williams,Department Head, Department of Poultry Science, to learn more. Please feel free to bring your lunch. Cookies will be provided. RSVP to Andrea Lee, for the cookie count.

This  event will be an overview of college programs and goals. All members of the college and university community are invited to participate with the Chancellor and Provost in a presentation by Dean Linton followed by a Q&A.