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“Both Neal and Fitzhugh are seizing this opportunity to get as many of their fellow students involved with the campus community.”
“I searched around and saw that A&T had one of the best ROTC programs in the state.”
“I am a leader on the bowling team and that will help me be a leader in the nursing field.”
“It’s a beautiful thing that all nationalities, all ages can come together for things that they believed in.”
“I want to do my due diligence in changing the things that aren’t going right and continue the things that are.”
“At first, I didn’t expect to see a lot of diversity, but I did. I’ve never been on a campus like this one.”
In 2013 Shelby was published on BlackEnterprise.com as a career contributor.
"I’m looking forward to learning more about bioengineering – I am excited to actually get into it,”
“I really feel like the work that I do, especially on the Baja team, is great for women in engineering.”
“They’ve helped me become mature and professional. If it were not for them, I don’t think I would have performed at that level.”
Dr. Stephanie Luster-Teasley, of the College of Engineering, has been selected to receive the 2014 ASEE DuPont Minorities in Engineering Award, in recognition of her distinguished accomplishments in engineering.
Dr. Yusuf “Debo” Adewuyi, a nationally recognized pioneer in clean-energy development, has been named Senior Researcher of the Year at N.C. A&T State University.
N.C. A&T State University held its annual Student Honor’s Convocation, Wednesday, April 9, to celebrate the academic achievements of its undergraduate and graduate students.
