Historical State, 125, NC State University, one hundred twenty-five years of shaping the future

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Hamilton Arlo Stewart (1903-1980): Stewart received his Ph.D. in Animal Genetics from the University of Minnesota. He was appointed Associate Professor in charge of Animal Genetics and Swine Research 1945-1947. Stewart became Professor from 1947-1954. He was named Head, Animal Husbandry Section, Department of Animal Science, 1953-1954 and Assistant Director of Research, N.C. Agricultural Experiment Station, 1955-1968, when he retired.

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