Seminar presented by Dr. Veronica Acosta-Martinez, USDA-ARS Soil Microbiologist and Biochemist. Title: Linking Soil Biological-Health to Essential Functions-Methods, Sampling Approach, and Interpretation
Speaker: Dr. Acosta-Martinez Title: Linking Soil Biological-Health to Essential Functions Methods, Sampling Approach, and Interpretation
Conversations that Matter is a CALS Diversity and Inclusion program initiated to provide the CALS and the NCSU communities with a series of bi-monthly conversations designed to cultivate an environment of learning that enhances diversity awareness and builds cultural competencies […]
Dr. Michael Windham's Seminar has been canceled for today. Duke University, Department of Biology
Wednesday, April 3 through Friday April 5 – Eco Film Series presents highly entertaining nature documentaries by some of the world’s best film makers. Saving nature can be fun as well as serious. APRIL 3: Milking the Rhino, Thompson Studio […]
Learn the foundations of marketing in the higher education space in a saturated market. Machaela Netzley, CALS Academic Marketing and Communication Specialist for CALS Communications, will lead this session on the basics of marketing, the significance of marketing strategy and […]
Seminar presented by Dr. Veronica Acosta-Martinez-USDA Soil Microbiologist and Biochemist Title: Soil Health within a Transition to Dryland in a Changing Climate, addressing challenges to maintain soil health in a semiarid region.
Speaker: Dr. Veronica Acosta-Martinez Title: Soil Health within a Transition to Dryland in a Changing Climate
Zachary Jarrell, Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Georgia, Building Future Faculty Participant Seminar on “The Reproductive Toxicity of Glyphosate-based Herbicides in Broiler Breeder Roosters.” About the Building Future Faculty Program The NC State University Building Future Faculty (BFF) Program […]
Zachary Jarrell, Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Georgia, Building Future Faculty Participant Seminar on “The Reproductive Toxicity of Glyphosate-based Herbicides in Broiler Breeder Roosters.” About the Building Future Faculty Program The NC State University Building Future Faculty (BFF) Program […]
What is it? Fun for the whole family! Learn, shop for your garden, get great ideas, and enjoy gourmet treats while supporting the JC Raulston Arboretum. We’re rolling out the red carpet for members, home gardeners, families, and children by […]
Come celebrate ALL that is good in NC 4-H … Lifelong friendships, 4-H families, and 4-H legends who leave a legacy of positive youth development across NC. You want to be a part of this “family reunion!” 4H_EverGreen-Invite.pdf
Speaker: Joann Keyton This workshop is conducted by Joann Keyton, Professor of Communication at North Carolina State University. Her research and teaching are focused on organizational communication and team communication. Joann is affiliated faculty with NC State’s Laboratory for Analytic […]
"If Food is Our Medicine, then Why Aren't We Healthy?" Presented by Dr. Mary Ann Lila North Carolina State University, Department of Food, Bioprocessing, and Nutrition Science Refreshments will be served at 3:45 PM
Seminar presented by Dr. William Tracy-University of Wisconsin-Madison. Title:The Elegant Engine of Plant Breeding: 1838 to 1918 to 2018 and back again His research focuses on improving sweet corn by breeding and the discovery of genetic information that will be […]
The 35th Annual Clyde W. Eby Memorial Lecture will feature Dr. Larry R. McDougald, Professor Emeritus at the University of Georgia.
Seminar presented by Dr. William Tracy-University of Wisconsin-Madison Title: Manipulation of the endosperm starch synthesis pathway in maize: surprising interactions and new products.
Dr. Jay Jayarante, State Leader for Extension Program Evaluation, will be presenting at the next CALS SAIGE International Seminar Series. His presentation titled "Sharing My International Experience and Learning: Opportunities for International Agriculture Experience" will take us on a journey […]
"In Darwin’s Wake: A Microbial Expedition across the Galapagos Islands" Presented by Dr. Scott Gifford University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Department of Marine Sciences Refreshments will be served at 3:45 PM
Climate Change Effects on Emerging Crop Pests and Pathogens Dr. Dan Bebber, Exeter University, April 18th at 3:00pm, Stephens Room.Thomas Hall, Room 3503. Refreshments available beginning at 2:30 in the third floor lobby Contact Jean Ristaino for further details Bebberflier4.2.pdf
Sponsored by CFEP: Emerging Plant Disease and Global Food Security Dan Bebber is an ecologist with a special interest in the responses of plant pests and pathogens to global change. He trained in tropical forest ecology at Oxford University, studying […]
Entomology seminars are held on Mondays, 11:15 am - 12:15 pm, in Thomas Hall, Room 3503, with refreshments beforehand. *One exception, the seminar on 4/15 will be in TOX 2104. To learn more about these events, including speakers, visit our […]
NC State's Poole College of Managment's Business Sustainability Collaborative will be hosting a Lunch 'N' Learn event with John Deere representative. This feature in this speaker series titles "Leading the Pack with John Deere" will be led by Sam Weyrich, […]
"Bacterial Symbionts use a Type VI Secretion System to Compete for Host Colonization Sites" Presented by Dr. Alecia Septer University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Department of Marine Sciences Refreshments will be served at 3:45 PM
Ever wondered what critters might be sharing your room with you? Our current Wolfpack Citizen Science Challenge, Never Home Alone @ NC State, asks students on and near campus to find and photograph insects and other life that they encounter […]
Farm Animal Days gives children a chance to see and touch farm animals and learn about agriculture; tractors will also be on display. The event is designed for school field trips (pre-school through first grade). Families and individuals are still […]
Plant Pathology seminars are held on Wednesdays, 9:30 am - 10:30 am, in the Toxicology Building, Room 2104, with refreshments beforehand. Visit our website to view all department seminars. Department Seminars
The 2019 Plant Pathology PhD Symposium will be held on April 26th, 2019 in the Hunt Library IEI Lecture Hall (Room 4106) with breakfast beforehand.
B.W. Wells Seminar Speaker "Why We Should Care about Photorespiration"Presented by Dr. Berkley Walker Michigan State University, Department of Plant Biology Refreshments will be served at 3:45 PM
Plant Pathology seminars are held on Wednesdays, 9:30 am - 10:30 am, in the Toxicology Building, Room 2104, with refreshments beforehand. Visit our website to view all department seminars. Department Seminars
Join friends and colleagues from our region and share what’s happening in North Carolina’s ag tech industry. The Ag Tech Professional Forum is a series held throughout the year providing the opportunity to learn about N.C.’s diverse agricultural resources, while […]
Dr. Mahmoud Sharara will present a seminar May 2, 2019 at 3p.m., Conf. Rm. 216 Scott Hall. Seminar title is “Opportunities for Sustainable Waste Management in The N.C. Poultry Sector”. Dr. Sharara is an Assistant Professor in the NC State […]
Join us for an evening of dancing on the boardwalk with entertainment provided by The Legacy Motown Revue, heavy hors d’oeuvres on the waterfront, silent auction showcasing regional favorites, and the sunset champagne toast celebrating food, friends, and FUNds for […]
Join us on Sunday, May 5 for the Garden Party and Rare Plant Auction. This signature event is designed for passionate gardeners, featuring rare and hard-to-find plants. Enjoy a wonderful afternoon at the JC Raulston Arboretum with wine, craft beer, […]
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