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The excerpted transcription highlights a section of the page 5-6. See PDF for full document. "Recruitment of Black Faculty. Recruitment of black faculty in the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences continues to receive emphasis. The School is…

The excerpted transcription highlights section "Recruitment of Black Faculty" and "Improvement of Instruction." See PDF for full document. "Recruitment of Black FacultyThe School of Agriculture and Life Sciences has successfully recruited two blacks…

The Annual Report of North Carolina State University's School of Agriculture and Life Sciences summarizes the year's changes in agriculture; changes in the school's curriculum, buildings, and courses; Extension; and research. The significance of this…

The following excerpts are from page 1 and 6. See PDF for full document. p. 1: "Students with excellent academic potential are enrolling in the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Approximately 85 per cent of the students are most heterogeneous…

The growing trend of annual reports in the 1970s is the inclusion of information about female and minority students, mainly because the School felt it was important to notice them. This change occurred because of Affirmative Action and the Women's…

The excerpted transcription highlights sections of page 16. See PDF for full document. p. 16: "The traditional almost exclusively male campus of North Carolina State University lives only in memory. And most students would agree that this is a…

The 1980 Annual Report discusses SALS attempts to recruit minority undergraduate students. A pilot program was designed to stimulate the minority community's interest in science careers via opportunities in laboratory and/or field research. Viewers…

In 1983, the agricultural market was declining and impacting student enrollment and the programmatic requests from clientele. Nationwide there was a decline of students registering for agricultural and related programs. However, progress was made in…

This photograph shows the African American apprentices of the 1982 USDA Minority Research Apprenticeship program. They are standing next to a faculty member, most likely Dr. H. B. Craig.

This photograph shows the African American apprentices of the 1983 USDA Minority Research Apprenticeship program. They are standing next to faculty members of the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences.