Guest: Willie A. Deese, alumnus

N.C. A&T’s most giving alumnus joins Chancellor Martin to talk alumni giving and his reason to keep supporting the university.

Guest: Kenneth E. Sigmon, vice chancellor for advancement

Ken and Chancellor Martin discuss the need for a capital campaign and how others can help the university raise funds.

Guest: Kenneth E. Sigmon Jr., vice chancellor for advancement

Ken and Chancellor Martin discuss the nuts and bolts of the university’s capital campaign, “The Power of Do,” which kicked off during The Greatest Homecoming on Earth.

Guests: Dr. Misty Thomas, assistant professor in the Department of Biology; and Adiya Moore, senior, biology student

Chancellor speaks to Thomas and Moore about their experiences with undergraduate research and how other students can get involved.

Guest: Dr. Marc D. Cook, assistant professor of exercise science in the Department of Human Performance & Leisure Studies

Cook speaks to the chancellor of about how healthy gut bacteria could be the answer to treating cardiovascular disease like hypertension.

Guest: Dr. Tonya Smith-Jackson, chair of the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering at N.C. A&T; program director for the Computer & Information Science and Engineering (CISE) Directorate’s Division of Information and Intelligent Systems at the National Science Foundation

The pair will discuss Smith-Jackson’s current role at NSF and the importance of inclusion in STEM research.

Guest: Dr. Sanjiv Sarin, interim vice chancellor for research and economic development at N.C. A&T

Chancellor talks to Dr. Sarin about the university’s overall research enterprise including its status as a doctoral, higher research activity institution, as well as, ongoing research by outstanding faculty researchers.

Guest: Ray Trapp, director of external affairs

Ray and the chancellor continue the discussion about the university’s legislative priorities for the 2018 legislative session.

Guest: Ray Trapp, director of external affairs

Ray and the chancellor discuss the university’s legislative priorities for the 2018 legislative session.

Guest: Delaney Vandergrift, Student Government Association president

Delaney and the chancellor talk about how she and her administration are mobilizing her peers to get them to the polls in this critical midterm election.