Guests: Dr. Grace Byfield, program manager at the Center for Outreach in Alzheimer’s Aging and Community Health, and Dr. Phyllis Ford-Booker, associate professor of psychology
Drs. Byfield and Ford-Booker talk to Chancellor Martin about the importance of helping Alzheimer’s caregivers juggle the demand of taking care of their loved ones and of themselves.
Guests: Dr. Kecia Williams Smith, assistant professor and director of the Master of Accountancy program, College of Business and Economics; Dr. Keith Schimmel, director of Applied Science and Technology Ph.D. program and director of education for the NSF CREST Bioenergy Center, College of Science and Technology; Dr. Eric Gladney, assistant dean and MBA director, College of Business and Economics; Sherette Godfrey, doctoral candidate, College of Science and Technology
Chancellor Martin discusses several graduate programs with faculty and a student to learn the benefits of the programs.
Guests: Dr. Sherrie Drye, associate professor of Business Education, College of Business and Economics; Dr. Tiffany Morris, assistant director for the School of Nursing, College of Health and Human Sciences
Chancellor Martin speaks with Drs. Drye and Morris about the new health services management degree program, potential careers and why careers like these have a bright future.
Guest: Jameia Tennie, director of undergraduate admissions
Jameia speaks with Chancellor Martin about N.C. A&T’s recruit practices and how she and her team are able to choose highly motivated, high-achieving students to join the Aggie family.
Guests: Damien Bell, Nia Reid and Aaliyah S. Wright
Chancellor Martin speaks with Damien, Nia and Aaliyah about their experiences as diverse students at N.C. A&T. Damien is the president of PRISM, N.C. A&T’s LGBTQ+ student organization and support group; Nia is the president of Estamos Unidos – Latino Student Culture Alliance; and Aaliyah is the president of the university’s chapter of NAACP.
Guest: Muktha Jost, Ph.D., vice provost for strategic planning and institutional effectiveness, SACSCOC liaison, director of institutional advancement, professor of instructional technology
Chancellor Martin and Dr. Jost discuss the new strategic plan, A&T Preeminence: Taking the Momentum to 2023, and the reason it had to be refreshed two years early.
Brent Christensen, president and CEO of the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce, discusses with Chancellor Martin economic development in the city of Greensboro and the Piedmont Triad as a whole.
N.C. A&T junior, entrepreneurship student, Lydeah Kearse, talks to the chancellor about the impact of alumni giving on her time at A&T. She also talks about her desire to give back like those who helped her.
Guest: Kenneth E. Sigmon Jr., vice chancellor for advancement
Ken and Chancellor Martin discuss the nuts and bolts of the university’s capital campaign, “The Power of Do,” which kicked off during The Greatest Homecoming on Earth.
Guest: Dr. Tonya Smith-Jackson, chair of the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering at N.C. A&T; program director for the Computer & Information Science and Engineering (CISE) Directorate’s Division of Information and Intelligent Systems at the National Science Foundation
The pair will discuss Smith-Jackson’s current role at NSF and the importance of inclusion in STEM research.
Guest: Dr. Sanjiv Sarin, interim vice chancellor for research and economic development at N.C. A&T
Chancellor talks to Dr. Sarin about the university’s overall research enterprise including its status as a doctoral, higher research activity institution, as well as, ongoing research by outstanding faculty researchers.
Guest: Delaney Vandergrift, Student Government Association president
Delaney and the chancellor talk about how she and her administration are mobilizing her peers to get them to the polls in this critical midterm election.
Guest: Daniel Grigg, associate director for career counseling programs
Daniel talks about the opportunities available to students to find part time jobs, cooperative learning experiences, internships and even full time jobs after graduation.
Guest: Dr. Clay Gloster Jr., interim vice provost for research, graduate programs and extended learning and dean of The Graduate College
Clay talks about the various offerings available to students who want the convenience of learning online and graduate options available online and in the classroom.
Guests: Earl Hilton III, director of intercollegiate athletics; Sam Washington, head coach, Aggie football; Kim Terrell-Kearney, head coach, Aggie bowling; Duane Ross, director of track and field programs
The panel discusses the key to their teams’ success in the historical year in Aggie Athletics
Guests: Dr. Regina Williams Davis, director of the Center for Academic Excellence and the assistant provost for student success and academic support; Dr. Dawn Nail, associate director of the Center for Academic Excellence
Regina and Dawn discuss the importance of academic advisement in the formula of student success. The pair also talk about the upcoming North Carolina Academic Advising Conference in May.
Guests: W. Grant Hill, academic coach, lecturer and co-coordinator for Project M.A.R.C.H.; Dean Anthony Graham, dean of the College of Education and co-coordinator for Aggie Prep; Hunter Watson, senior, marketing and supply chain management student
Grant, Anthony and Hunter discuss the male mentoring and retention initiatives at North Carolina A&T, their impact on the students who participate and share plans for a merger and expansion in the 2018-19 academic year.
Guests: Renisha Howard, academic advisor, lecturer and co-coordinator for the S.I.S.T.E.R.S. program; Da’Mya Campbell, junior, computer science student; Toni C. Nelson, junior, sociology student
Renisha, Da’Mya and Toni discuss the female mentoring and retention program at North Carolina A&T, its impact on students and its commitment to excellence through education, community engagement and finer womanhood.
Guests: Marquita D. McCulley, program director and Benton Felton, program participant
Marquita and Benton discuss the benefits of the Verizon-funded program for middle school-aged minority boys housed on the campus of North Carolina A&T.
Guests: Dr. Dominiquie Clemmons-James, certified rehabilitation counselor in the Office of Counseling Services, N.C. A&T, Brittany Chang, psychology student, member of Collegiate Recovery Community street team
Clemmons-James and Change discuss the university’s Collegiate Recovery Community on campus and working with students to successfully pursue academic, personal and professional goals to enrich their quality of life.
Guests: Linsey Parisi, licensed clinical social worker associate, Office of Counseling Services, N.C. A&T, Jalyn Houston, marketing student, president of Active Minds
Parisi and Houston talk about reducing the stigma of mental health so that more people take advantage of the care available to them.
Guests: Dr. Vivian Barnette, director of Office of Counseling Services, N.C. A&T, and Calena Creft, a licensed professional counselor, Counseling Services, N.C. A&T
Barnette and Creft discuss options for mental health care at N.C. A&T
Guest: Interim Dean Shirley Hymon-Parker, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, talks to Chancellor Martin about how the college is holding up its end of the bargain of being a good neighbor in East Greensboro.
Guest: Dr. Rosalind Dale, associate dean and Extension Administrator for Cooperative Extension at N.C. A&T, talks to Chancellor Martin about various initiatives operated by Cooperative Extension.
Guest: Geoff Foster, founder, president and CEO of Core Technology Molding Corporation talks to Chancellor Martin about the importance of locating his growing business in East Greensboro.
Donna Bradby and Mondre Moffett talk to Chancellor Martin about the benefits of a robust arts program at an institution that focuses on STEM education.
Guests: Jennifer Wilson, Ishmael Muhammad and Solomon Reynolds
Visual and performing arts students Jennifer Wilson, Ishmael Muhammad and Solomon Reynolds talk to Chancellor Martin about their respective crafts and how A&T is preparing them for the futures.
Roy Carter, director of the visual art program and Donna Bradby, adjunct professor and director of marketing and publicity for the theatre arts program talk to the chancellor about jobs behind the scenes of a production and art that hides in plain sight.
Senior, computer science student, Brandon Long converses with the chancellor about his experience as a student at N.C. A&T and his experiences with the White House All-Stars program, Apple and others.
Description: Chancellor Martin speaks to STEM Early College principal, Jamisa Williams, and graduating senior, Roshni Panwala, about the unique design of the curriculum at one of the Guilford County Schools-operated high schools on N.C. A&T’s campus.
Chancellor Martin speaks to engineering students Simone Douglas and Dominqueca Edwards about their experiences on campus and in the work place as interns.
Dr. Stephanie Luster Teasley joins Chancellor Harold L. Martin Sr. for a conversation about women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines.
Motivated and qualified faculty and staff are vital to student success. Discuss how A&T is on a mission to train, recruit and retain faculty and staff of the future.
Give an update on how the initiatives put into place last year benefitted the students. Discuss a few lessons learned and new things being implemented this academic year.
October is when a lot of juniors and seniors make the push to start or continue applying for colleges. This presents an opportunity to talk about the addition of Cheatham White and give information on the kind of students we will attract with this scholarship
Erin will talk about what the current standards are, what we are looking to move to and how this is beneficial for the students and for the university. This is also an opportunity to talk about the incoming class, i.e. size, academic prowess. Jacque will speak to the work it takes to get such a large number of students acclimated to campus life.