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Mariah Wilder

Chemistry
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Diversifying the Sciences at NC State

The Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics & Native Americans in Science is lifting up underrepresented voices. 
Meghan Kerr (left) and Ashley Ricks hold their award plaques.

Honoring Sciences Faculty, Staff

The university recognized seven college faculty and staff members with teaching, diversity and excellence awards. 
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The college’s new strategic plan and culture charter identify the shared vision, values and priorities that will move us forward.  

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Meghan Kerr (left) and Ashley Ricks were two of …

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Meghan Kerr (left) and Ashley Ricks were two of seven members of the College of Sciences community, along with one student organization, who were recently recognized with 2021-22 NC State teaching, diversity and excellence awards. 🏆 Learn more about the other five members of the College of Sciences community who took home awards through the link in our story.

The most formative experience at NC State for …

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The most formative experience at NC State for recent graduate Loujain Al Samara '22 was the Alternative Service Break program. During the program, Loujain traveled to Hoonah, Alaska, to promote higher education while learning about Native Alaskan culture and the Tglinit people. 🏫 Check out the link in our story to learn more about Loujain's full-circle experience during her last service break when she returned to Alaska — this time as a trip leader.