What’s on Tap? Maybe One Day Your Wastewater
JoAnna Klein spoke with environmental historian Matthew Booker and engineer Francis De Los Reyes about the problem of urban waste management. The answer is a lesson in history – and a call to challenge our assumptions about what waste really means to us.
One Way Social Work Researchers Can Better Understand Community Needs – and Move the Field Forward
Researchers are calling on the social work community to begin incorporating a methodology called “discrete choice experiments” into their research, to better understand the needs and preferences of key stakeholders.Zavier Avery’s Summer as a Science Communication Intern
Zavier Avery reflects on his time as a SE CASC science communication Intern.
Juntos Summer Academy Gives Students Immersive Experience at NC State
Last month, 114 high school students from eight different North Carolina counties got a chance to experience everything that NC State’s Juntos program and the NC State campus experience has to offer.
Kirby, Monks Named Interim Co-Directors of NC State Extension
Sarah Kirby and David Monks will become the interim associate deans and directors of NC State Extension when Richard Bonanno departs at the end of August.
A Summer at the Museum: Ashley Cave
Ashley Cave is a DVM/PhD student in the Comparative Biomedical Sciences program at NC State. In the spring, Ashley was offered the Veterinary Sciences One Health Integration Summer Internship at the…
Spotlight: Experiential learning & teaching in Rwanda
Teaching and learning across cultures Lucas’s summer experience centered around educational engagement. Partnering with Rwandan university students for translation and teaching support, Lucas and his peers introduced active learning principles…