Forestry Study Highlights State College In Raleigh
North Carolina State College's School of Forestry expands research and education to advance regional wood products. A Wood Products Laboratory, funded by industry donations totaling about $40,000 and equipment worth over $150,000, supports projects from hickory utilization to veneer drying. Dean Richard Preston notes growing graduate numbers and a four-way apprenticeship program with TVA, US Forest Service, International Paper, and Champion Paper.
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Expanding Forestry Education At North Carolina State College
Students at North Carolina State College work to prepare for the state's growing forestry industry, now the second largest in wage employment. The photo shows students cruising timber as professors Roy Carter and Dr Beth-Wood Products Takase guide expansion efforts and donations further the program.
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Cuts Planned on N C State Faculty as Enrollment Drops
North Carolina State College will reduce teaching staff by 12 to 14 percent next fall due to falling enrollment. Chancellor J W Harrelson said most cuts will be offset by instructors drafted into the armed services and resignations. The college now enrolls 3600 students from 5330 previously, with year to year hires only to be dropped.
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Distinguished foresters and leaders honored at campus event
The article notes Professor Carter’s election as president for the coming year and praises his merit. It highlights the university’s outstanding laboratory work in wood utilization. Alumni are returning for courses in forest production, measurement, and processing techniques such as sawmilling and kiln operations.
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