Found 169 events matching "University of North Carolina System"
Mathematics courses were offered when the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts opened.
Agronomy courses were offered when the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts opened.
English courses were offered when the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts opened.
NC State hosted the first NCAA Regional gymnastic championship in the state of North Carolina.
William C. "Bill" Friday received a bachelor's degree in textile manufacturing. He later served as president of both the Consolidated University (1956-1972) and the UNC-System (1972-1986).
The Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs was changed to the North Carolina Organization of Home Demonstration Clubs.
The football team defeated the University of South Carolina to win their first ACC championship.
O.M. Gardner was team captain of the A&M football team. He later became governor of North Carolina.
The State Federation of Negro Home Demonstration Clubs changed to State Council of Negro Home Demonstration Clubs of North Carolina.
Wilma Hammett, Jan Christensen, and Joan Gosper wrote, Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Service: To Family, Community, and North Carolina, a history of the family and consumer science program in North Carolina. A print edition exists in the library.
Land totaling 118.9 acres was exchanged with the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and reallocated by the Council of State.
The State College Civil Engineering Society was recognized by and inducted into the North Carolina Society of Civil Engineers.
Assistant Professor of English Lee Smith became the first woman faculty member to receive the prestigious North Carolina Award.
The land scrip funds were transferred to the new Raleigh college, which became NC State. University of North Carolina President Battle unsuccessfully opposed the transfer of the land scrip funds from UNC to the proposed agricultural school in Raleigh. A bill was passed on this date to transfer the funds.
Burley Mitchell graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He later became a Justice on the North Carolina Supreme Court.
This camp was located in Bladen County, and it was one of the first 4-H Camps in North Carolina.
The library received the Eugene Clyde Brooks collection of approximately 1,000 books and journals on the history of education and North Carolina.
Ralph Nader addressed over 800 people about the formation of a North Carolina Research Group (NC-PIRG) in the Union Ballroom.
Robert W. Scott graduated from NC State in 1952. He later became the 67th governor of North Carolina from 1969 to 1973.
The Diesel Building became part of Broughton Hall. It was named for Joseph Melville Broughton, a former North Carolina governor and senator.
