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“I want to empower the women on campus and do a mentoring program.”
“When I arrived here there were many assistants to help me to adapt."
“The first day I visited A&T was the day I chose to come here.”
“People always ask me aren’t you nervous being in college so young, but I just know why I am here.”
“My goal when I came to college was to be the best Nakia I could be.”
" I learn from my accomplishments as well as my mistakes.”
Dr. O’Sullivan manages to continue this global conversation about food supply locally by inspiring one classroom at a time.
Last summer Courtney spent seven weeks working as a fashion design intern while studying abroad in Shanghai.
"This was always a dream I had, but I thought it was impossible."
“My goal is to bring the campus together and understand how important agriculture is to different aspects of our lives."
Historical contributions, local foods, and farming for the millennial generation are the centerpieces of the 2014 upcoming celebration of small-scale agriculture in North Carolina.
Chancellor Harold L. Martin, Sr. welcomed a handful of distinguished North Carolina legislators to campus.
Two North Carolina A&T State University professors have been recognized among the 2014 40 Leaders Under 40 in the Piedmont Triad by The Business Journal.
