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SUAB Tiny Desk Concert Performance: Lawrence Campbell (Larry) (2025)
No full textThis performance by Kai Johnson was recorded live at the 2025 SUAB Tiny Desk Concert, held at F.D. Bluford Library on April 15, 2025. Sponsored by the Student University Activities Board (SUAB), the concert featured student performers sharing original music and creative works in a cozy library setting
New Farmers of America Association
No full textMan in suit standing next to car. Labeled \u27Constar Lace.\u27https://digital.library.ncat.edu/photos/2053/thumbnail.jp
Tropical Cyclone Response in Annual Tree Growth at Three Different Coastal Sites Along the Gulf of Mexico, USA
No full textCoastal forests are highly vulnerable to disturbances from tropical cyclones (TCs), yet the long-term impacts of storm surges on tree growth remain understudied. This study examines the relationship between TC-induced storm surges and annual tree-ring growth in Pinus elliottii at three coastal sites along the northern Gulf of Mexico. Using dendrochronological methods, we analyzed total ring width, earlywood, and latewood growth patterns to assess suppressions in response to past TC activity. Our results indicate that storm surge events consistently cause growth suppression, with recovery periods averaging two to three years. However, suppression patterns vary by site, with trees in more protected locations displaying stronger correlations with TC storm surge events, while those in chronically stressed environments exhibit frequent growth limitations independent of TCs. For example, only 38% of suppression events at the unprotected Gulf State Park correspond with TC storm surge events, and this increases to 67% at the protected Weeks Bay NERR site. Additionally, latewood ring width corresponds with TC storm surge events more than total or earlywood ring width. These findings highlight the complexity of TC impacts on coastal tree growth, emphasizing the importance of site-specific factors such as topographic position and hydrological conditions. Understanding these interactions is critical for improving paleotempestology reconstructions and informing forest management strategies in coastal environments facing increasing TC activity due to climate change
New Farmers of America Association
No full textGroup of men at a table.https://digital.library.ncat.edu/photos/1275/thumbnail.jp
New Farmers of America Association
No full textA woman and two children sitting in front of a white house built by Charlie Daniels, a Vocational Agricultural Teacher at Taylorsville and a former student of Prof. Anderson from Rocky Point.https://digital.library.ncat.edu/photos/1822/thumbnail.jp
New Farmers of America Association
No full textGroup of men engaged in woodworking.https://digital.library.ncat.edu/photos/1844/thumbnail.jp
New Farmers of America Association
No full textTwo young men holding a cow in front of stables.https://digital.library.ncat.edu/photos/1857/thumbnail.jp
New Farmers of America Association
No full textProfessor J. A. Brown, a former member of the New Farmers of America and a vocational agriculture teacher at Snowden’s Currituck County Training School, demonstrated what can be done with cattle and a fine pasture. This took place on Highway 34, near Sligo.https://digital.library.ncat.edu/photos/1881/thumbnail.jp
New Farmers of America Association
No full textPortrait of William W. Gore from R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.https://digital.library.ncat.edu/photos/1894/thumbnail.jp
New Farmers of America Association
No full textGroup of young men and a woman gathered outdoors.https://digital.library.ncat.edu/photos/1284/thumbnail.jp