By StaffThe Park Scholarships program at North Carolina State University has named 42 students to its Class of 2026, including incoming College of Agriculture and Life Sciences students Sydney Loflin '26, Eli Roberts '26, Caden Robinette '26, and Karla S. Velasquez-Contreras '26. |Park News
By StaffNorth Carolina Department of Environmental Quality Secretary Elizabeth S. Biser presented Grace Baucom '22 with her NC Environmental Education Certificate on April 20, 2022. |Park News
By StaffBURT-P, a program started by Park Faculty Scholar Trino Ascencio-Ibáñez, is giving undergraduate students hands-on lab experience and unique opportunities in the biochemistry department. |Park News
By Rachel CoxTrino Ascencio-Ibáñez, a Park Faculty Scholar for the Class of 2025, teaches in the Department of Molecular and Structural Biochemistry. |Alumni News, Park News
By StaffClass of 2024 Park Faculty Scholar Suzie Goodell and Park alumna Natalie Cooke '10 were awarded the Gertrude Cox Award for Innovative Excellence in Teaching and Learning with Technology in honor of their work in integrating new technologies into effective teaching strategies. |Park News
By Rachel CoxClaire Ludwig '21 and Amy Ward '21 graduated early and enrolled in NC State's top-ranked College of Veterinary Medicine, applying part of their Park Scholarships funding toward their DVM studies. |Park News
By StaffThis year, Elizabeth Beyer '22 has been conducting research that analyzes the effectiveness of stream restoration tools and models in examining bank erosion and sediment transport in North Carolina’s Piedmont region. |Park News
By StaffPark Faculty Scholar Lisa Parks is one of the primary researches on a $1 million grant to improve advising, mentoring, courses and research experiences for transfer and first-year students in the life sciences.