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Extension Announces 2025 Internship Program

Imagine a career in which you can make a positive difference in the community every day... Imagine a career where you teach people, and your classroom is a farm, field, factory, forest, home, or…

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SEE Inside Greek Ag: International Opportunity for Exploring Extension and Career Development

Earlier this year, the Agricultural and Human Sciences (AHS) Department took a group of 24 students and faculty members to Greece to explore Extension and Agricultural Science from an international…

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Extension Announces 2024 Summer Internship Program

Imagine a career in which you can make a positive difference in the community every day... Imagine a career where you teach people, and your classroom is a farm, field, factory, forest, home, or…

The Influence of 4-H and FFA on Community College Transfer Students’ Career Choices in Agriculture

My name is Gabby Whorley and I recently defended my thesis titled “Career Decision Making among Community College Transfer Students in the North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and…

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Extension Education Minor Provides a Pathway to Career Success

NC State University’s Extension Education minor has grown to a record-setting 29 students, increasing from just 2 students in 2018. The minor is open to all academic majors and current students are…

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USDA Reports a High Demand in Jobs for Agricultural Graduates

A Recent Graduate's Take on the USDA's Report about High Demands for Agriculture Professionals Hello, my name is Gabby Whorley and I am a current graduate student in the College of Agriculture and…