military
Soldiers on Campus to Study Arabic
NC State's Language Training Center hosts a group of military students this week for training in Arabic language and culture. The innovative program is funded by the Department of Defense.
Attend Military Appreciation Day
Support the troops at Military Appreciation Day by donating items to send to military personnel stationed overseas. Saturday's game against Richmond begins at 6 p.m. at Carter-Finley.
How to Keep Fresh Fruits and Veggies From Going AWOL
Keeping fruits and vegetables fresh while shipping them halfway around the planet presents logistical challenges that even the U.S. military can’t solve. Now NC State is working with the Army to infuse protein powders and flours with healthy chemicals extracted […]
NC State Honored for Guard, Reserve Support
Along with the iconic Belltower, a memorial to War War I soldiers, and a track record of producing generals, NC State is known for helping employees serve in the Guard and Reserve.
Steer Among South’s Most Creative Teachers
Electrical engineer Michael Steer has been recognized in Oxford American magazine for his work in detecting cell phone triggers for roadside bombs.
Mitchell’s Retirement Reception Aug. 31
A retirement reception for Dr. Tony L. Mitchell, assistant dean for engineering student services, will be held Wednesday, Aug. 31. Here's how to RSVP.
Coastal Healing
A walk on Bald Head Island inspired adjunct professor Keith Earnshaw to find a way to provide beach vacations for wounded soldiers and their families.
Staying Out of Trouble
The official name is regulatory compliance, but a simpler explanation for it might be keeping you out of trouble. Here's a handy resource for your questions about working with military sponsors, avoiding conflicts of interest and carrying out research involving human subjects or animals.
Assignment: Afghanistan
Veterinary professor Jim Floyd is on a mission to help build stability in Afghanistan, starting with healthy animals.