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Answering the Call

Michael Atkins and his community service activities have earned recognition from the North Carolina governor and from the U.S. Congress.

Jefferson Scholar Michael Atkins Jr. makes volunteerism and community service part of his well-planned future.

First Bone Scholars begin classes

In June, Bone Scholars Omar Acosta (left), Stephanie Knowles and Guadalupe Arce-Jimenez (right) met with Genia and Dale Bone (center), who established the scholarship endowment for migrant farm workers and their families.

The Bone Scholars program was created by Dale and Genia Bone, who established an endowment that will provide scholarships to migrant farm workers and their families.

New CALS scholarship honors Richard Canady and his love for family, friends and agriculture

David and Jean Canady shared memories of their son Richard.

It’s not typical that an endowment signing draws a standing-room-only crowd, but when word went out that a scholarship was being created in memory of Richard Canady, 2002 graduate of N.C. State University, nearly three score family, friends and colleagues made a point to be there Oct. 1.

Hightowers endow awards for graduate students in fisheries and wildlife

Shown at the signing are Drs. Robin and Joe Hightower (seated) and, standing from left, Dr. Barry Goldfarb, Dr. David Bristol, Dr. Damian Shea, Dr. Robert Brown and Dr. Johnny Wynne, along with fisheries and wildlife program colleague Dr. Chris Moorman.

The Joseph E. and Robin C. Hightower Graduate Award Endowment in Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences was created Oct. 22.

2010 CALS Donor Recognition is a special celebration

Extension’s Dr. Joe Zublena joins Chancellor Woodson (center) as he greets CALS benefactors Bill and Melda Lamm at the October reception.

The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences’ annual donor recognition event at McKimmon Center was especially festive this year.

N.C. Vegetation Management Association increases its scholarship endowment

Matt Lynch (left) and Rob Richardson of the North Carolina Vegetation Management Association present a check to Chris Wessel of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences’ Advancement Office.

The North Carolina Vegetation Management Association (NCVMA) has doubled its scholarship endowment in the N.C. Agricultural Foundation Inc. to provide annual merit-based scholarships.

Agricultural Institute and Tobacco Trust Fund Commission welcome seven scholars to Agricultural Heritage Legacy Scholarship Program

The Agricultural Institute, the two-year associate’s-degree program in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, introduced its first group of Agricultural Heritage Legacy Scholars at a reception October 6. There students met with representatives of the program’s benefactor, the North Carolina Tobacco Trust Fund Commission.

New CALS scholarship honors Richard Canady and his love for family, friends and agriculture

David and Jean Canady, parents of Richard Canady, and his brother, Andrew, sign into creation a scholarship endowment in memory of Richard. Behind them are (from left) Dr. Jon Brandt, ARE Department head; Dr. Johnny Wynne, CALS dean; and Dr. Ken Esbenshade, CALS Academic Programs director.

It’s not typical that an endowment signing draws a standing-room-only crowd, but when word went out that a scholarship was being created in memory of Richard Canady, 2002 graduate of N.C. State University, nearly three score family, friends and colleagues made a point to be there Oct. 1 for the creation of the David “Richard” Canady Scholarship Endowment.

N.C. 4-H’ers awarded more than $130,000 in scholarships

Students from across the state have received 4-H scholarships from the North Carolina 4-H Foundation to attend institutions of higher learning. During the recent State 4-H Congress held in Raleigh, the foundation awarded more than $130,000 in 4-H scholarships for this academic year.

Stockman and teacher Dr. Lemuel Goode honored as new CALS scholarship is created

Dr. Candace Goode Vick (seated, left), Lucy Goode and Charles Goode sign the agreement creating the scholarship endowment honoring Dr. Lemuel Goode. Behind them are Dr. Johnny Wynne, Dr. Ken Esbenshade, Ken Sigmon and Dr. Todd See.

“He went the extra mile in helping students receive their degrees.”
That was a special recollection about Dr. Lemuel Goode shared by his son, Charles L. Goode, during ceremonies establishing the Lemuel “Lem” Goode and Lucy Goode Animal Science Scholarship Endowment in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Charles Goode, his mother, Lucy Goode, and sister, Dr. Candace Goode Vick, created the endowment to honor Lem Goode, a beloved faculty member in the CALS Department of Animal Science at N.C. State University.

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