Guest: John Merrill, executive director of Gateway University Research Park talks to Chancellor Martin about the success of GURP.

Guests: Donna Bradby and Mondre Moffett

Donna Bradby and Mondre Moffett talk to Chancellor Martin about the benefits of a robust arts program at an institution that focuses on STEM education.

Guests: Jennifer Wilson, Ishmael Muhammad and Solomon Reynolds

Visual and performing arts students Jennifer Wilson, Ishmael Muhammad and Solomon Reynolds talk to Chancellor Martin about their respective crafts and how A&T is preparing them for the futures.

Guests: Roy Carter and Donna Bradby

Roy Carter, director of the visual art program and Donna Bradby, adjunct professor and director of marketing and publicity for the theatre arts program talk to the chancellor about jobs behind the scenes of a production and art that hides in plain sight.

Guest: Gregory Horton

Gregory Horton, interim chair of the Department of Visual and Performing Arts joins Chancellor Martin to talk about “The Other ‘A’ at A&T”.

Guest: Brandon Long

Senior, computer science student, Brandon Long converses with the chancellor about his experience as a student at N.C. A&T and his experiences with the White House All-Stars program, Apple and others.

Guest: Jamisa Williams, Roshni Panwala

Description: Chancellor Martin speaks to STEM Early College principal, Jamisa Williams, and graduating senior, Roshni Panwala, about the unique design of the curriculum at one of the Guilford County Schools-operated high schools on N.C. A&T’s campus.

Guests: Simone Douglas, Dominqueca Edwards

Chancellor Martin speaks to engineering students Simone Douglas and Dominqueca Edwards about their experiences on campus and in the work place as interns.

Guest: Dr. Stephanie Luster Teasley

Dr. Stephanie Luster Teasley joins Chancellor Harold L. Martin Sr. for a conversation about women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines.

Guest: Dr. Ericka Smith

Motivated and qualified faculty and staff are vital to student success. Discuss how A&T is on a mission to train, recruit and retain faculty and staff of the future.