By newswireTomás Carbonell ’02 is the newly-appointed Deputy Assistant Administrator for Stationary Sources in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Air and Radiation. His work will focus on tackling the climate crisis, advancing environmental justice, and creating clean energy jobs. |Alumni News, Park News
By rlcox4Katherine Haddock ’13 always knew she wanted to give back to her community and have a career in a social justice field. Now an immigration... |Alumni News, Park News
By alteegarDuring her time at NC State, Kelly Cox ’13 decided to switch majors from zoology to natural resources and political science. At the time, she... |Alumni News, Park News
By blfieldsThe Park Scholarships program prepares scholars for lifelong contributions to the campus, state, nation, and world. Neal Robbins ’01, Jennifer Morgan ’02, and Will Quick... |Park News
By Several 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 While no two Park Scholars are alike, a commonality among them is multipotentiality: each scholar possesses strengths and interests in disparate areas. One manifestation of... |Park News
By Shaunis Mercer ’02 explored several majors before landing in NC State’s College of Management, where she completed a degree in business management. Although she concentrated... |Park News
By Reeves Anderson ‘03 graduated from NC State with degrees in political science and chemistry, and is now a lawyer for Arnold & Porter – one... |Park News
By Tomás Carbonell ’02 plays an important role in the well-being of our environment. While many people are satisfied with turning off the lights upon leaving... |Park News
By The Park Scholarship is the highest academic and leadership award at N.C. State, and a magnet for top high school students from across the country....