Doug Morton (Associate Vice Chancellor, Facilities) and Brian Carter (Safety Specialist) are speaking at 17 town halls with Facilities employees sharing information about the COVID-19 vaccination. During these town halls, staff are given the opportunity to ask questions and offer feedback. The town halls are held virtually and in-person outdoors safely physically distanced with masks.
Pre-register to receive a vaccine on campus.
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Heath Huovinen and Dave Josephus from the Office of the University Architect are using existing GIS tree data sourced from Grounds Services and tightening up the accuracy by moving the point (red dot in the image) to the tree symbol, which came from a high accuracy aerial survey. The diameter of the trees as well as the common names are being updated or added to the data set. Focusing on the limits of survey, this data will be provided to the consultants so they can incorporate into the existing conditions plan for the Electrical Distribution Upgrade project design managed by Damian Lallathin from Capital Project Management.
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Apprenticeship Signing Ceremony
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The Apprenticeship Program provides employees an opportunity for 4-year classroom training at WakeTech Community College with on-the-job experience in one of four focus areas: electrical, HVAC, mechanical or carpentry. The program is funded by NC State to help boost the skill sets and opportunities for our employees. Please look out for the announcement of the upcoming enrollment period for the Fall semester this summer! Congratulations to our current participants: Jackson Allen, Thomas West, Andreas Black, Michael Ellison, Jordon Lee, Freddrick Carroll, Scott Smith. Not Pictured- Tyre Davis, Paul Feucht, James Black, Glen Conyers, Michael Harvilla, Rickey Rogers, Andrew Hall, and Dusty Wooten.
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It's NC State Day of Giving -- an annual, daylong fundraising event for the university. Among the many university programs being featured is Feed the Pack Food Pantry, which serves any member of the NC State community – students, faculty and staff – by providing access to nutritious food items and personal hygiene products. Over the last year, Feed the Pack has seen a dramatic uptick in visits – more than the preceding five years combined.
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Food insecurity continues to be a problem for many NC State students during this pandemic and is a substantial issue even in non-pandemic times. Learn More.
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The Digest consolidates recent news and announcements into one resource.
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