Conversations that Matter: Making the Agricultural Industry Accessible

Students walking on NC State's campus near the 1911 Building

We invite everyone in the CALS community to join our next CALS Conversation That Matter Series to begin a conversation about Making the Agricultural Industry More Accessible to Historically Marginalized Communities: Women In Agriculture.

In this first session of 2023, we asked Jasmine Gibson, an N.C. A&T State University biological and agricultural engineering alumna and horticultural science master’s degree candidate, along with Salina Brown, founder and chief executive of To Really Understand Thy Health (TRUTH), a Goldsboro-based non-profit that works to improve the health and wellness of the community; and agricultural services consultant Chy Kellogg, to lead this discussion.

Seats for each session are limited and go fast, so please register as soon as possible. This is an excellent occasion to bring your lunch, enjoy desserts and drinks provided by the CALS Office of Diversity and Inclusion, and network with colleagues, classmates, and the university community.

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Program Access Information

  • Date: Friday, March 24, 2023
  • Time: Noon to 1 p.m. (Brown Bag Lunch with Desserts and Drinks Provided by CALS ODI)
  • Campus Location: Talley Student Union, Room 3210
  • Virtual Location

Please submit any questions, suggestions, comments, or thoughts you would like to have addressed during the discussion to our pre-event question submission form.