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Dr. Godfrey Uzochukwu, director of the Waste Management Institute, speaks at A&T's Third Annual Conference on Green and Sustainable Technology

Research workshops, seminars and conferences

Pictured above: Dr. Godfrey Uzochukwu, director of the Waste Management Institute, speaks at A&T's Third Annual Conference on Green and Sustainable Technology

The Division of Research and Economic Development and the academic units hold research-related events throughout the academic year. One highlight of the Fall 2013 schedule is the National Conference on Advances in Environmental Science and Technology, sponsored by the Waste Management Institute. The conference will be held on campus Thursday September 12 through Friday September 13.

For a month-by-month list of upcoming conferences, workshops, and other seminars, go to:

Click here for the University academic calendar and exam schedule.

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