Events

Dr. Daryl Bowman, Prof. Emeritus, Crop and Soil Sciences/NCSU, will present a seminar, “Observations on Blocking Direction and Missing Plots in Field Trials.” Refreshments prior at 3:15 pm in WMS 2223.

Dr. Daryl Bowman, Prof. Emeritus, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences/NCSU: “Observations on Blocking Direction and Missing Plots in Field Trials.” Refreshments at 3:15 pm in WMS 2223.

Dr. Rachel Cook, Asst. Prof. of Silviculture, Dept. of Forestry and Environmental Resources, NC State, will present a seminar: “Forest Soil Classification for Intensive Pine Plantation Management.” Refreshments prior at 3:15 pm in 2223 WMS

CALS SAIGE hosts a monthly International Seminar Series where invited speakers share their international research experience along with lessons learned and tips for graduate students who want to become more involved in international research Dr. S. Gary Bullen from the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics will present “Short Term International Opportunities” Coffee and snacks…

Admission is free and open to the public. Kit Chapman will tell the thrilling history of creating elements past uranium – from the first steps during the Manhattan Project to the modern experiments rewriting our understanding of the chemical world. From flying planes into mushroom clouds to some of the most powerful research machines in…

Dr. Ryan Stewart, Asst. Prof., Dept. of Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences, Virginia Tech., will present a seminar: “Is soil health really a thing? And other lessons learned from sustainable soil management.” Refreshments prior at 3:15 pm in 2223 Williams

Dr. Fred Yelverton, Prof. and Extension Specialist, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences, NCSU, will present a seminar: “Turfgrass as an International Commodity: Outreach in a Modern World.” Refreshments prior at 3:15 in 2223 Williams

This workshop aims to highlight how complex and intricate the three branches of government are, and how they work together. Many of us are taught in basic Civic and US History courses that each branch of government has a set list of duties that they are restricted to, when in actuality they are very intertwined.…

Dr. Monique Pairis-Garcia, Associate Professor in Populations Health and Pathobiology (CVM) will present a seminar on animal well-being.

If you’re doing public-facing science, you likely want to engage your audiences more deeply. We all tend to fall back on intuition and experience when designing our messages. But why not throw a little science at the problem? In this workshop, Andrew Binder will provide practical advice on message testing (A/B testing) that you can…

Dr. Daniel Richter, Prof. of Soils and Forest Ecology, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke Univ. will present a seminar: “Soil Production and the Soil Geomorphology Legacy of G.K. Gilbert.” Refreshments at 3:15 pm in 2223 Williams

Ag and Sciences Career Expo October 3, 2019 | 10am-3pm | Talley Student Union 82 Undergraduate, Graduate, and Associate’s degree programs represented 1000+ students expected to attend Ag Business Management Crop and Soil Science Biochemistry Food Science Animal Science Poultry Science Statistics Chemistry Genetics Mathematics Physics Geology Biological Sciences + many more! A collaboration between…