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 Brian FieldsThe Park Scholarships Diversity Student Task Force compiled profiles designed to give prospective students insight about the Park Scholarships program, the selection process, and how scholars made the decision to join the Wolfpack. |Alumni News, Park News
By Rachel CoxFor Naila Segule '20, a summer internship with the NC Department of Public Health underscores the importance of interdisciplinary perspectives. |Alumni News, Park News
By Adrian TeegardenDuring her time at NC State, Kelly Cox ’13 decided to switch majors from zoology to natural resources and political science. At the time, she... |Park News
By Brian FieldsOn Oct. 1, 2020, the Park Scholarships Class of 2022 hosted the Gerald H. Elkan Distinguished Lecture in Science and Society. Award-winning author Thomas Hager discussed “How to Talk About Science in a Post-Truth World.” |Alumni News, Park News
By Brian FieldsWhen Jessica Ritter ’10 decided to forego veterinary school for a year after graduating from NC State, she did not know how much of an... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzAlex Loflin ‘17 discovered her love for environmental science and conservation through her participation in North Carolina Envirothon competitions during middle and high school. She... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzSeveral Park Scholars have received media attention in recent months for their work on entrepreneurial initiatives and causes ranging from medicine to girls’ empowerment, the... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzImagine a toilet that uses concentrated sunlight to heat up human waste to temperatures upwards of 300°C and turn it into sterilized charcoal. As unconventional...