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The Woman's Campus Code Board (WCCB) prepared a booklet for incoming female student class of 1965-1966 at North Carolina State University. The guide list's information about: Erdahl-Cloyd Union activities for students; Angel Flight, an organization…

This report from the 1959 Annual Meeting for the American Society of Agricultural Engineers claims bulk curing simplifies tobacco mechanization.

The excerpted transcription highlights the basic goals on page 2. See PDF for full document. p. 2: "That plan and related policies and actions of the Board of Governors, had these basic goals: -- Increase the numbers of students who can attend The…

Excerpt from page 4 of collection. Please see PDF for full text: "1983 USDA Research Apprenticeship Program Fact Sheet 1. What is the USDA Research Apprenticeship Program?A program through which high school students gain first hand experience in…

Excerpt from page 13 of collection. Please see PDF for full transcript."Program Outcomes Perceived Career Influence. Asked to assess whether the program affected their career planning in any of seven areas, most apprentices reported being influenced…

The excerpted transcription is a collaboration of student evaluation answers to questions provided by the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences in 1981. This transcription allows researchers to easily view the data. See PDF for full document. 1.…

The following are transcripts from pages 3, 5, and 7. See PDF for full text.p. 3: "February 05, 1980. Subject: Research Apprenticeships for Minority High School Students. To: Directors of State Agricultural Experiment Stations,…

A portrait of Leonidas L. Polk. He was instrumental in the creation of North Carolina State University.

Miss Ruth Current, Assistant Director for the N.C. Agricultural Extension Service, is shown explaining the Rural Women's Symposium theme "The Widening Circle of Enriched Ideas and Experience" to Mrs. Fernie Lauginghouse Pantego and Mrs. J.V.…

This is a black and white photograph of African-American farm laborers harvesting tobacco leaves. The laborers are men, women, and a child. Note also their reliance on draft power in the background of the photograph.