Welcome Board of Visitors Members to 2012,

The holiday season is a blur in our rear view mirror, winter is upon us and we look forward to spring. As a member of North Carolina A&T State University's Board of Visitors (BOV), you have demonstrated a commitment by becoming engaged in making the university a beacon of light ...MORE

Mark Your Calendars & Book Rooms Early!

Remember to get LinkedIn with the rest of your BOV colleagues.

Thursday afternoon, November 18, 2011, we welcomed twelve new members and conducted an orientation class to get them acquainted with the BOV. Later that evening the North Caro-lina A&T State University Board of Trustees and Board of Visitors came together to dine with each other before their respective meetings on November 19, 2011 ...MORE

The Academic Affairs Committee is helping to find ways to utilize new technology with the delivery of online programs and to integrate campus-wide leadership training by: ...MORE

The External Partnerships Committee is helping to strengthen relationships with companies and corporations to assist with Preeminence 2020 by: ...MORE

The IT Committee will assist DoIT by using their expertise to help assure that the Chancellor and the university find the best way to deliver state of the art technology across the camous and throughout the Aggie network of family, friends, and potential students by: ...MORE

The Marketing and Communications Committee will help to identify/craft the brand and image of the university while broadening its reach to engage a larger community by: ...MORE

The Governmental Affairs Committee will help to broaden NC A&T State University's political footprint wherever legislation is discussed by: ...MORE

The Guilford County School Board unanimously approved a proposal to create an early college on our campus that will focus on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education. This represents an extraordinary commitment to the students of the Guilford County School system. ...MORE

Dr. Shengmin Sang, lead scientist for functional foods at the Center for Excellence in Post-Harvest Technologies at the North Carolina Research Campus in Kannapolis, has received a $490,000 grant from the United States Department of Agriculture to research the connection between diabetes and flavonoids, which are a group of compounds found in fruits, vegetables, herbs and teas.  ...MORE

The Environmental Protection Agency and North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University have formally agreed to work together to increase the number of environmental engineers and scientists, to improve the region’s environment, and to develop new solutions to environmental issues.  ...MORE

North Carolina Board of Visitors:

Congratulations on the completion of your first year as an operational board. ...MORE