Knowledge Is Power,

%xmlchars; ]> ua100_001 Preliminary Inventory of the North Carolina State University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Office of the Dean Records, 1944-2003 Processed by: Ben P. Kraudel; machine-readable finding aid created by: Russell S. Koonts; Pat Webber and updated by Karen Paar North Carolina State University Libraries' Special Collections Research Center

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2004 Machine-readable finding aid derived from xml authoring program. Date of source: September, 2002 Finding aid written in English 2005Converted to EAD 2002 Preliminary Inventory of the North Carolina State University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Office of the Dean Records, 1944-2003 UA 100.001 North Carolina State University Libraries' Special Collections Research Center Contact Information: Processed by Ben P. Kraudel Date Completed September, 2002 Encoded by Russell S. Koonts; Pat Webber Updated by Karen Paar, 2008 Descriptive Summary North Carolina State University. Libraries. Special Collections Research Center North Carolina State University. College of Agriculture and Life Sciences North Carolina State University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Office of the Dean Records, 1944-2003 UA 100.001 36 14 39 Contains annual plans, budget information, correspondence, department heads' meetings information, departmental reviews, enrollment data, faculty meetings information, handbooks, and organizational charts. Also included are correspondence and oral history interviews relating to the book Knowledge Is Power, a history of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences published in 1987. These records have not been processed; however, they are arranged alphabetically by subject. on-site For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff. Information for Users Restrictions to Access

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Historical Note

In 1905 the Board of Trustees first took up the suggestion of creating a dean for agriculture, in order to relieve President George T. Winston of some of the burdens of his office. Charles W. Burkett, a professor of agriculture, was put forward as the candidate for this position, but was voted down by a vote of the entire faculty. Partially in light of this result, the decision to create the office was put off for over a decade.

Only under President Wallace Riddick in 1917 was the position of dean created. In his discussions with the Trustees, Riddick stated that the various college departments performing agricultural work could only be properly administered via a single office. The Board agreed, and Charles B. Williams, vice director of the experiment station and chief of the agronomy division, was elected to the new post of Dean of Agriculture. According to President Riddick, the new Dean would "have general supervision of all the departments of the College devoted to agricultural instruction" but would also "do extension and experiment station work, devoting one-third of his time to educational work with the College, and the remainder to the Experiment Station and Extension work." Williams served as Dean until the College's general reorganization in 1923--which created the new School of Agriculture--when he stepped down to resume his previous duties in agronomy and at the experiment station. On July 1, 1923, Benjamin W. Kilgore was named as North Carolina State's second Dean of Agriculture.

Kilgore's term as Dean was brief and tumultuous. The Dean and President Eugene C. Brooks disagreed on many subjects relating to administering the School, and Kilgore also complained that the director of instruction in the School often bypassed him to deal directly with the President. After just two years as Dean, Kilgore resigned and ended a four decade association with State College. In April, 1926, Ira O. Schaub was named acting dean of the School, and made official dean a few months later.

Schaub oversaw not only an expansion in programs and size within the School, but also helped guide North Carolina agriculture through the Depression and the years of World War II, as both dean of the School of Agriculture and director of the Agricultural Experiment Station. Schaub also led during the UNC system consolidation and a shake-up in graduate education administration. By 1945, Schaub decided to relinquish one of his long-held positions, and resigned the post of Dean of Agriculture, continuing as director of the Experiment Station.

Schaub's replacement was Leonard D. Baver, previously the School of Agriculture's associate dean and director of undergraduate instruction. Baver's term began on March 25, 1945, but lasted only a few years, ending with his resignation on January 1, 1948. During his brief tenure as dean, Baver was quite active, changing and shifting numerous department heads, revamping the research program, and hiring many new staff who would serve the School well in the coming decades. His dynamic leadership did not endear him to everyone, however, and his sudden departure in 1948 was not a shock to many in North Carolina agriculture. His replacement, James H. Hilton, brought a different--but no less effective--style of leadership to the position.

During Hilton's tenure the School administration was revised further. The 1923 Zook Report had recommended that work of the Experiment Station and the Extension Service "be administered through the college in complete cooperation with the work of resident teaching," the main focus of the Dean's work. This type of administrative set-up was only sporadically adhered to in the ensuing years. In 1950, however, an administrative reorganization consolidated the dean's authority: no longer would the dean serve in dual capacity as director of either the Station or Extension. Instead, a director would be in charge of both services, and another person would be named director of instruction. This change allowed the dean more freedom to act as a true head of the entire school, and not to focus too much energy on one arm or another. In addition, the 1950-51 school year saw the first annual report published by the School of Agriculture, and in 1951 the funding project "Nickels for Know-How" was instituted.

Hilton served as dean until 1953, when he resigned to accept a position at Iowa State University. His place was taken by Dean W. Colvard, former head of the Animal Industry Department. Colvard oversaw large increases in the research activities of the School, and during his tenure came the development of the Peru Project and the creation of the Agricultural Policy Institute. In 1960 Colvard resigned and was replaced by the director of instruction, H. Brooks James. Under James, enrollment and research increased significantly, the Peru Project reached the height of its activities, and extension work was further integrated into departmental programs, with many specialists given faculty rank. Most noticeable, however, was a name change, when in 1964 the School of Agriculture became the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

James served until his resignation in 1970. Edward W. Glazener was named acting dean until 1971, when James E. Legates took over as the new dean. Legates oversaw continued growth in research and academic activity, and an increased involvement in international programs worldwide. He retired as dean in 1986, and was succeeded by Durward F. Bateman. During Bateman's tenure the School continued its pattern of growth across a number of areas, in student enrollment, in research facilities and funding, through extension services, and with the creation of two new departments. In addition, Bateman worked to further integrate departmental faculty and extension work throughout the state. Bateman retired in 1997, but not after the School went through another name change: in 1996 the School became the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, reflecting campus-wide changes in designation from School to College. He was succeeded by James L. Oblinger, who served as Dean until becoming the University's Provost in 2003.

List of Deans 1917-1923 Charles Burgess Williams, Dean 1923-1925 Benjamin Wesley Kilgore, Dean 1926-1945 Ira Obed Schaub, Dean 1945-1948 Leonard David Baver, Dean 1948-1953 James Harold Hilton, Dean 1953-1960 Dean Wallace Colvard, Dean 1960-1970 Herman Brooks James, Dean 1970-1971 Edward Walker Glazener, Acting Dean 1971-1986 James Edward Legates, Dean 1986-1997 Durward Franklin Bateman, Dean 1997-2003 James L. Oblinger, Dean 2003- Johnny C. Wynne, Dean Scope and Content Note

The material in this record group consists of annual plans, budget information, correspondence, department heads' meetings information, departmental reviews, enrollment data, faculty meetings information, handbooks, organizational charts, and speeches. The records touch on a number of the departments, institutes, and other units of the College, in their academic, administrative, and extension capacities. This includes research stations and other properties used or owned by the University in teaching or training activities. Also included are correspondence and oral history interviews relating to the book Knowledge Is Power, a history of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences published in 1987.

This material has not yet been processed, but is arranged alphabetically by subject. As such, no series have been established.

Online Catalog Terms North Carolina State University -- History Colvard, Dean W. Kilgore, Benjamin W. Schaub, Ira O. Williams, Charles B. Related Materials North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Records, UA 100 North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Annual Reports, UA 100.002 North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Associate Dean & Director of Academic Programs Records, UA 100.051 Charles Burgess Williams Papers, 1898-1953, MC 16 Ira Obed Schaub Papers, 1855-1971, MC 21 Dean Wallace Colvard Papers, 1949, 1952, MC 205 Knowledge Is Power: A History of the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences at North Carolina State University, 1877-1984, by William L. Carpenter and Dean W. Colvard. Detailed Description of the Collection 11 Acting Dean, 1967-1968 12 AFEA-CEANAR Symposium, 1966 13 Academic Deans, Institute for, 1967 14 Accreditation Visit, 1963 15 Administrative Council Retreat, 1964 16 Administrative Heads-Meeting Minutes, Dean's Office, 1956-1957 17 Administrative Heads-Meeting Minutes, Dean's Office, 1958-1959 18 Administrative Heads-Meetings, 1960-1963 19 Administrative Tour, 1969-1985 110 Adult and Community College Education, Department of, 1971 111 Advisor's Handbook, 1956 112 Affirmative Action, 1973-1983 21 Aflatoxin, 1980-1983 22 Agricultural and Resource Economics, Department of, 1988-1991 23 Agricultural Communication, Department of, 1958-1980 24 Agricultural Economics, Department of, 1960-1962 25 Agricultural Engineering, Department of, 1959-1985 26 Agricultural Satellite Corporation, 1989-1991 27 Agreement: Piedmont Station (USDA, NCSC and NCDA), 1953 28 Agribusiness Caravan, 1961 29 Agribusiness Luncheon, 1961 210 Agricultural Chemicals Policy, 1986 211 Agricultural Communications Building, 1989-1994 212 Agricultural Experiment, 1974 213 Agricultural Extension and Research, 1975 214 Agricultural Extension Service, Office of the Director, 1958-1977 215 Agricultural Extension TV System, 1972 216 Agricultural Foundation, 1957-1961 217 Agricultural Foundation, 1965-1966 218 Agricultural Foundation, 1992-1993 219 Agricultural Foundation, Phytotron, 1965-1967 31 Agricultural Institute, 1961-1967 32 Agricultural Leadership Symposium, 1986 33 Agricultural Opportunities Program, 1961-1962 34 Agricultural Policy and the Public Interest, Symposium on, 1975 35 Agricultural Policy Institute, 1960-1968 36 Agricultural Program for N.C. Report, 1948 37 Agriculture, Forestry and Seafood Awareness Study Commission, 1984-1985 38 Agriculture, School of, 1944-1984 39 Agriculture Education, 1993-1995 310 Agromedicine Program, 1989-1991 311 Al-Fateh, University of, n.d. 312 Alumni Lectures, 1961-1968 313 American Association for Advancement of Science, 1967 314 American Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities, 1962-1964 315 American College of Agriculture, A Study, 1963 316 American Dairy Science Association, 1971-1974 317 American Farm Economic Association, 1983-1985 318 Animal and Poultry Waste Management Center, 1993-1995 319 Animal Breeding Research, 1973 41 Animal Food Antibiotics, 1977-1978 42 Animal Rights, 1995 43 Animal Science, Department of, 1956-1985 44 Animal Waste, 1972 45 Annual Plan, 1992-1993 46 Annual Plan, March 1993 47 Annual Plan, 1993-1994 48 Annual Plan, 1995 49 Antibiotics, 1977 410 Aquaculture, 1987-1993 411 Arboretum, 1980 412 Archival and Records Management, 1962 413 Assessment Report, 1992 414 Association of Official Seed Certifying Agencies (AOSCA), 1981 415 Association of Southern Agricultural Workers, Incorporated, 1958-1964 51 B-General, 1958-1959 52 B Budget Commodity Meetings, 1967-1972 53 B Budget and Capital Improvements, 1961-1973 54 Bacteriology, 1952-1960 55 Ballentine-Memorial, 1964-1965 56 Bate, Berry, 1984 57 Bazemore Civil Rights Lawsuit, 1964-1990 58 Beef Cattle Research Facility, 1981-1983 59 Biennial Plan, 1989 510 Biochemistry, 1963-1975 511 Biochemistry, Department of, 1971-1987 512 Biology Field Laboratory, 1969-1974 513 Biological and Agricultural Engineering, Department of, 1964-1976 514 Biological Resources Center, 1990 515 Biological Sciences, 1972-1974 516 Biological Sciences Advisory Board, 1974-1976 517 Biological Science Interdepartmental Program, 1974 518 Biological Sciences, Institute of, 1962-1971 519 Biotechnology, 1983-1988 61 Biotechnology Teaching Laboratory, 1985-1995 62 Black and Female Faculty, 1972-1979 63 Black Students, 1972-1983 64 Board of Higher Education, 1958-1959 65 Boll Weevil Eradication, 1976-1987 66 Bond Issue, 1961-1962 67 Bostian, C.H., Chancellor, 1958-1959 68 Bostian Hall, 1980-1981 69 Botany, Department of, 1958-1985 610 Brooks, E.C., 1925 611 Budget Bureau, 1958-1959 612 Budget Cuts, 1993-1995 613 Budget Development, 1973-1987 614 Budgetary Procedures, 1974 615 Business Office, 1958-1962 616 Business Program, 1974 617 Butner Beef Cattle Center, 1988 618 Butner Bull Test Station, 1985 71 C-General, 1974-1982 72 CIC-Rural Development Research Project, 1966 73 CIAT, 1978 74 Caldwell, John C., Chancellor, 1960-1966 75 CALS Alumni Association, 1987-1990 76 CALS Foundation Office, 1995-1996. 77 Capital Improvements, 1944 78 Capital Improvements, 1953-1954 79 Capital Improvements, 1993-1995 710 Capital Improvements, 1995-1997 711 Capital Improvements, Change Budget Requests, 1975-1979 712 Carcinogens, Use of, 1974 713 Carolina Power and Light Company, 1962-1966 714 Carolina Virginia Milk Producers Association, 1995 715 Carter Stadium, 1978-1979 716 Castle Hayne Experiment Station, 1966 717 Cattlemens Association, 1967 81 Cell Biology Program, 1973 82 Census, Bureau of the, 1962 83 Change Budget, 1973-1984 84 Change Budget, 1986-1991 85 Charters, 1978 86 Chemistry, 1958-1959 87 China, Peoples Republic of, 1980 88 Chinqua-Penn Plantation, 1957-1991 89 Clark Laboratory, 1990-1992 810 College Dairy Land, 1970 811 Commissioner of Agriculture, 1993 812 Community Development, 1958-1959 813 Community Planning and Development, Institute for, 1972 814 Commodity Group Meeting, 1963 815 Computing, 1982 816 Consulting Activities Policy, 1960-1995 817 Contract and Grant Funds, 1967 818 Cooperative Activities in Agriculture, 1971 819 Cooperative Extension Service, 1950 820 Cotton Incorporated Projects, 1994 821 Courses and Curricula, Report to the University Committee on, 1968 822 Cowling Property, 1971 823 Crop Protection Building, 1989-1994 824 Crop Science, Department of, 1961-1983 91 Cylindrocladium Black Rot Disease, 1973 92 DDT, 1970-1971 93 Dairy Advisory, 1978 94 Dairy Facilities, 1981 95 Dairy Farm, 1977 96 Dairy Foundation, 1973-1984 97 Dairy Records Processing Center, 1975-1977 98 Dan River Soil Conservation District, 1959 99 Dearstyne Avian Health Center, 1965-1970 910 Department Heads' Meetings, 1951-1959 911 Department Heads' Meetings, 1960-1961 912 Department Heads' Meetings, 1961-1963 913 Department Heads' Meetings, 1963-1965 101 Department Heads' Meetings, 1966-1967 102 Department Heads' Meetings, 1968-1969 103 Department Heads' Meetings, 1970-1971 104 Department Heads' Meetings, 1972 105 Department Heads' Meetings, 1973 111 Department Heads' Meetings, 1974 112 Department Heads' Meetings, 1975 113 Department Heads' Meetings, 1976 114 Department Heads' Meetings, 1977 115 Department Heads' Meetings, 1977-1978 116 Department Heads' Meetings, 1979 117 Department Heads' Meetings, 1980 118 Department Heads' Meetings, 1981 119 Department Heads' Meetings, 1982-1983 121 Department Heads' Meetings, 1984 122 Department Heads' Meetings, 1985-1986 123 Department Heads' Meetings, 1987 124 Department Heads' Meetings, 1988 125 Department Heads' Meetings, 1989 126 Department Heads' Meetings, 1990 127 Department Heads' Meetings, 1991 128 Department Name Changes, 1962-1964 129 Dickens, J. William, 1958 1210 Distinguished Alumnus Award1974-1989 1211 Distinguished Alumnus Award, George M. Wood, 1974 1212 Distinguished Alumnus Award, William V. Griffin, 1975 1213 Distinguished Alumnus Award, Carl T. Hicks, 1976 1214 Distinguished Alumnus Award, Joe W. Pou, 1977 1215 Distinguished Alumnus Award, James S. Melton, 1978 1216 Distinguished Alumnus Award, Joseph Speight Sugg, 1979 1217 Distinguished Alumnus Award, L. Marion Dilday, 1980 131 Distinguished Alumnus Award, Frank A. Harris, 1981 132 Distinguished Alumnus Award, T. Clyde Auman, 1982 133 Distinguished Alumnus Award, George Brantley Deloatche, 1983 134 Distinguished Alumnus Award, M. Edmund Aycock, 1984-1985 135 Dix Farm, 1980-1983 136 Dominican Republic and School of Agriculture, Memorandum of Understanding, 1981 137 Du Pont, 1981-1984 138 E-General, 1975-1983 139 Economy of Western North Carolina, 1961 1310 Economics, Department of, 1969-1985 1311 Economics and Management, School of, 1985 1312 Education, School of, 1957-1958 1313 Education Policy in Agriculture Committee, 1961-1962 1314 Edwards Mill Road, 1986-1991 1315 Energy Advisory Tax Force, 1979 1316 Energy Task Force, 1976-1980 1317 Enrollment, 1993 1318 Entomology, Department of, 1958-1982 1319 Environmental Program, 1994 1320 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 1971-1983 1321 Equine Teaching Facility, 1990 1322 Evaluate Communications with Agricultural and Related Organizations, 1982-1983 1323 Expansion Budget, 1991-1993 1324 Expansion Budget, 1992-1993 141 Expansion Budget, 1993-1995 142 Expansion Budget, 1995-1997 143 Experimental Station Research Accomplishments, 1973 144 Experimental Statistics, Department of, 1958-1959 145 Extension Program Projection, 1978-1986 146 Extension Service, Miscellaneous, 1958-1959 147 Extension Service, USDA Contracts, 1958 148 F-General, 1980-1983 149 Facilities, 1983-1987 1410 Faculty Appointment Policy, 1967-1969 1411 Faculty Involvement in International Activities, 1979 1412 Faculty Meetings, 1964-1967 1413 Faculty Meetings, 1968-1983 1414 Faculty Position Not Subject to Tenure, 1975-1978 1415 Faculty Reviews, 1974 1416 Faculty Senate, 1973 1417 Faculty Television Lecture, 1964 1418 Farm Bureau Federation, 1958-1959 1419 Farm Policy Review Conference, January 9-11, 1964 1420 Farmers Cooperative Exchange, 1959-1960 1421 Federal Funding, 1974 151 Farm Opportunity and Marketing Caravan, 1959 152 Field Crops Department, 1959-1962 153 Finley Farm, 1971 154 Finley Land, 1961-1974 155 First Colony Farms, 1974 156 Cooperative Fish and Wildlife USDI Bureau of Sport Fisheries Cooperative Sport Fishery Unity NCSU, 1962-1985 157 Fletcher, Research Station at, 1982 158 Folks, H.C., Assistant Director of Instruction N.C. Agriculture Institute, 1960-1961 159 Foliar Analysis Advisory Committee, 1975-1976 1510 Food and Drug Administration (FDA), 1975 1511 Food Processing Advisory Council, 1958 1512 Food Science, 1961-1963 1513 Food Science, 1961-1964 1514 Food Science and Processing Trip (West Coast), 1961 1515 Food Science Building, 1961-1968 1516 Food Technology, 1960-1961 1517 Ford Foundation, 1967-1968 1518 Foreign Visitors Correspondence, 1958-1962 1519 Foreign Visitor Program, Summons of, 1956-1971 161 Foreign Language Requirements, 1971 162 Forestry, School of, 1958-1976 163 Foundations, 1991-1994 164 4-H Development Fund, 1960-1961 165 4-H Development Fund, 1992-1994 166 4-H Youth Development Archives, 1972-1983 167 Friday, William C., President, 1958-1967 168 G-General, 1979 169 Gardner Arboretum, 1971-1978 1610 Gardner Hall, 1964-1979 1611 Gardner Hall, 1953-1979 1612 Gardner Hall, 1964-1980 1613 Garren, Henry W., 1962 1614 General Faculty Meeting, 1966-1974 1615 Genetic Engineering in Agriculture, 1982-1983 1616 Genetics, 1958-1985 171 Glazener, E.W., 1972-1980 172 Global Transpark, 1994 173 Goals, 1995 174 Governor's Agricultural Industrial Tour, 1965 175 Governor's Scientific Advisory Committee, 1961-1962 176 Graduate Assistantship Stipends, 1979-1983 177 Graduate Institute of Extension Education, 1964 178 Graduate School, 1959-1971 179 Graduate Student Affairs, 1972 1710 Graduate Exercises, 1963-1965 1711 Graham, James A., 1967-1983 1712 Grape Legislation, 1965-1966 1713 Grants-in-Aid and Guidelines for Unregistered Gifts, 1981 1714 Greenhouses, 1985-1994 1715 Grinnells Animal Health Laboratory, 1951-1963 1716 Grinnells Animal Health Laboratory, 1970-1984 1717 Grinnells Animal Health Laboratory, n. d. 1718 Grinnells Animal Health Laboratory, Specifications for, 1957 1719 Grinnells Animal Health Laboratory, Specifications for, n. d. 181 H-General, 1981-1983 182 Hassler, F.J., 1961 183 Hatch Slide Set Revision, 1984-1986 184 Hatteras Marine Research Station, 1963 185 Helms, Jesse A., 1972-1976 186 History of School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, 1973 187 Hodges, Luther, 1958-1959 188 Holshouser, James E., 1972 189 Home Demonstration Clubs Federation, 1960-1961 1810 Horse Teaching Program, 1975-1977 1811 Horticulture Department, 1958-1974 1812 Horticulture Crops Research Station, Clinton, GA, 1969 1813 Hugh Bennett Fellowship, 1974 1814 Hunt, James B. Jr., 1976-1983 1815 ICA-Peruvian Mission, 1960-1961 1816 Impact, 1976 1817 Immunology, 1993-1994 1818 Influence of Weather on Timeliness of Operation of Systems of Farm Machines, by David A. Link, 1962 1819 Instruction, Director of, 1956-1961 1820 Institutional Effectiveness, 1992-1993 1821 Interdepartmental Programs, 1979-1983 1822 International Biological Program, 1968 1823 International Programs, 1985 191 International Potato Center, 1971 192 International Potato Program, 1970 193 International Science and Education Council (ISEC), 1982 194 Intra-University Program Units, 1974-1975 195 Inwood Baptist Church, 1973 196 James, H. Brooks, 1961-1969 197 James, H. Brooks Speeches, 1966-1969 198 Vernon James Center, 1985-1990 199 Johnson, Dr. F. M., 1974 1910 Johnson, Lady Bird, 1963 1911 Jordan, B. Everett, 1958-1959 1912 K-General, 1960-1961 1913 Keller, K. R., Assistant Director of Research, 1958-1959 1914 Keller, K. R., Assistant Director of Research, 1960-1961 1915 Kellogg Foundation, 1981-1983 1916 Kellogg Property, 1969-1987 1917 Kiecknefer, H.M., 1958 1918 Kilgore Hall, 1970 1919 Kiwanis Club, 1966 201 Knowledge Is Power, Correspondence, 1980-1988 202 Knowledge Is Power, List of Interviews, 1982 203 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interview Agreements, 1979 204 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, A, 1979-1981 205 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, B, 1978-1980 206 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, C, 1979-1980 207 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, E, 1979 208 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, F, 1979 209 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, G, 1979-1982 211 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, H, 1977-1979 212 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, I, 1979-1980 213 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, K, 1980-1981 214 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, L, 1979-1980 215 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, M, 1979-1980 216 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, P, 1979-1981 217 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, R, 1979-1980 221 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, S, 1979-1981 222 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, T, 1979-1980 223 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, V, 1980 224 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, W, 1979-1980 225 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, Y, 1979 226 Knowledge Is Power, Oral History Interviews, Index, n.d. 227 Land Use, 1961-1981 228 Legates, J. E, Speeches, 1973-1983 229 Legislation, 1958-1959 2210 Leazar Hall, 1974-1992 2211 Livestock Research, 1964-1967 2212 Loan Repayment Legislation, 1977 2213 Long Range Planning, 1956-1986 2214 Long Range Planning, 1987-1988 231 Department Reports, 1957 232 Lovvorn, R.L., 1958-1959 233 Lower Coastal Plain Tobacco Research Station, 1977 234 M-General, 1977-1987 235 Mangelsdorf Corn Collection, 1975-1985 236 Marine and Coastal Environmental Studies, 1972 237 Marine and Coastal Studies, Center for, 1971-1972 238 Marine Science Programs, 1993-1995 239 Master of Science Degree or Master of Extension, 1963-1972 2310 Marine Science and Engineering, 1978 2311 Microbiology, Department of, 1965-1985 2312 Minority Grad Student Recruitment, 1982 2313 Minority Recruitment, 1978-1985 2314 Mississippi State University, 1963-1965 241 Molecular Biology, 1967 242 Moore, Dan K., 1967 243 Mountain Experiment Station, 1978-1982 244 Mountain Horticultural Crops Research Station, 1984-1985 245 Mountain Horticultural Crops Research and Extension Center, 1958-1987 246 Mycotoxin Laboratory, 1985-1995 247 N-General, 1958-1959 248 Name Change, 1985-1992 249 Naming Buildings, 1967-1978 2410 National Agricultural Extension Center for Advanced Study, 1963-1965 2411 NASULGC, 1976 2412 National Cotton Products Association, 1967 2413 National 4-H Congress, 1961-1962 2414 Neas, William I., 1993 2415 Negro College Graduate, Employment of, 1968 2416 Nelson Hall, 1985-1996 2417 Nelson Hall, 1993 251 Nematode Research Facilities, 1965 252 News and Observer, The, 1968 253 Newspaper Publicity, 1959-1960 254 Nickels for Know-How, 1951-1981 255 N.C. A&T University 1987-1995 256 N.C. A&T University 1960-1972 257 N.C. A&T University, 1890 Institutions, 1970-1974 258 N.C. A&T University, Joint Meetings with NCSU, 1970-1983 259 N. C. Agricultural Foundation, 1993-1994 2510 N. C. Agricultural Foundation, 1977-1978 2511 North Carolina Agriculture, 1984 2512 N.C. Apple Growers, 1966-1976 2513 N.C. Atomic Energy Advisory Committee, 1964 2514 N.C. Bankers Association, 1963-1965 2515 N.C. Bee Keepers Association, 1978-1981 2516 N.C. Biotechnology Center, 1989-1990 2517 N.C. Blueberry Council, 1966-1982 2518 N.C. Blue Crab Update, A Report, 1987 261 N.C. Cattleman's Association, 1963-1965 262 N.C. Christmas Tree Association, 1978-1982 263 N.C. Commercial Flower Growers' Association, 1975-1982 264 N.C. Cooperative Council, 1974-1984 265 N.C. Corn Growers Association, 1977-1983 266 N.C. Cotton Growers Cooperative Association, 1970-1977 267 N.C. Cotton Promotion Committee, 1958-1959 268 N.C. Crop Improvement Association, 1962 269 N.C. Dairy Foundation, Incorporated, 1962-1968 2610 N.C. Department of Agriculture, 1960-1961 2611 N.C. Department of Agriculture, 1994-1995 2612 N.C. Department of Conservation and Development, 1961-1962 2613 N.C. Department of Public Instruction, 1962 2614 N.C. Egg Association, 1994 2615 N.C. Farm Bureau, 1972-1983 2616 N.C. Board of Farm Organization and Agricultural Agencies, 1961-1963 2617 N.C. Feed Manufacturing Association, 1958-1959 2618 N.C. Grape Growers Association, 1971-1978 2619 N.C. Horse Council, 1976 2620 N.C. Institutional Breeding and Testing Program, 1958 2621 N.C. Milk Commission, 1958-1959 2622 N.C. Mission to Peru, 1967 2623 N.C. Peanut Growers Association, 1963-1965 2624 N.C. Pesticide Board, 1971-1994 2625 N.C. Pork Producers Association, 1963-1965 2626 N.C. Seedsmens Association, 1973-1980 2627 N.C. Soybean Producers Association, 1975 2628 N.C. Soybean Advisory Council, 1973-1983 2629 N.C. State Fair, 1963-1965 2630 N.C. State Grange, 1958-1959 2631 N.C.S.U. Research Corporation, 1986-1992 271 N.C. Tobacco Advisory Council, 1958-1959 272 N.C. Tobacco Foundation, 1976-1984 273 N.C. Veterinary Medical Association, 1963-1965 274 N.C. Western Development Association, 1973-1984 275 N.C. Wildlife Federation, 1975-1977 276 N.C. Zoological Park, 1972 277 Nutritional Biochemistry, 1965-1968 278 O-General, 1976 279 OSHA, 1973 2710 Organizational Charts, 1959-1993 2711 Organization of SALS, 1979 2712 Outstanding Alumni Award, 1976-1987 2713 P-General, 1958-1959 2714 PA-1, Processing, 1979 2715 PCB, 1978-1979 2716 Pamlico Marine Laboratory, 1966-1967 2717 Patterson Hall, 1982-1985 2718 Patterson Hall, Landscaping and Signs, 1981 2719 Peace Corps, 1962-1963 2720 Peer Institutions, 1994-1995 2721 Penn 4-H Center, 1978-1980 2722 Performance/Program Budgeting, 1994 2723 Personnel, 1972-1974 2724 Personnel Policies Faculty and Staff, 1959-1961 2725 Pesticide Policy, 1970 27