Diana M. C. Rashash

The Value of Jointly Held Conferences: Benefits and Considerations for Planners and Participants

Allison Nichols, Lisa Chase, Jason S. Gordon, Diana M. C. Rashash

University faculty and staff regularly participate in academic conferences as part of their professional responsibilities, yet the literature on their value is scarce, especially when examining conferences held jointly by two associations. Research is needed to help association leaders, planning committees, and …

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Designing a Citizen Science Project for Forest Landscapes: A Case from Hofmann Forest in Eastern North Carolina

Meredith E. Hovis, Frederick W. Cubbage, Diana M. C. Rashash

Citizen science is a participatory research design that utilizes both non-professional researchers and professional researchers to collect, analyze, and disperse data. Citizen scientists seek to discover answers and draw solutions to scientific questions. The Hofmann Open Water Laboratory (HOWL) project, established in …

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Correction: Ducey et al. Differences in Microbial Communities and Pathogen Survival Between a Covered and Uncovered Anaerobic Lagoon. Environments, 2019, 6, 91

Thomas F. Ducey, Diana M. C. Rashash, Ariel A. Szögi

The authors would like to correct the published article [...]

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A newly developed Escherichia coli isolate panel from a cross section of U.S. animal production systems reveals geographic and commodity-based differences in antibiotic resistance gene carriage

Thomas F. Ducey, Lisa M. Durso, Abasiofiok Mark Ibekwe, Robert S. Dungan et autres

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Differences in Microbial Communities and Pathogen Survival Between a Covered and Uncovered Anaerobic Lagoon

Thomas F. Ducey, Diana M. C. Rashash, Ariel A. Szögi

Anaerobic lagoons are a critical component of confined swine feeding operations. These structures can be modified, using a synthetic cover, to enhance their ability to capture the emission of ammonia and other malodorous compounds. Very little has been done to assess the …

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DOCUMENTING SALTWATER INTRUSIONS IN AGRICULTURAL LANDS OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA

Jon Gullett, Alex K. Manda, Carl R. Crozier, Diana M. C. Rashash et autres

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IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL CHANNELS ON HYDROLOGIC PROCESSES IN THE COASTAL PLAIN OF NORTH CAROLINA: BLESSING AND CURSE?

Alex K. Manda, John Gullet, Carl R. Crozier, Diana M. C. Rashash et autres

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Extension Professionals and Sustainability Practices: Are We Walking Our Talk?

Diana M. C. Rashash, Catherine Elliot, Ramona Hector

Today more than ever, Extension is scrutinized and evaluated for its value and relevance to the public. This report summarizes a 2010 online survey conducted by members of the National Network for Sustainable Living Education (NNSLE) to assess the sustainability mindset of …

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Transport of E. coli in a sandy soil as impacted by depth to water table.

Christopher Stall, Aziz Amoozegar, David L. Lindbo, Alexandria K. Graves et autres

Septic systems are considered a source of groundwater contamination. In the study described in this article, the fate of microbes applied to a sandy loam soil from North Carolina coastal plain as impacted by water table depth was studied. Soil materials were …

Sustainable Living paginated booklet.pdf

Mark Apel, Catherine Elliott, Erik Glenn, Jon Prichard et autres

Sustainable Living low resolution booklet.pdf

Mark Apel, Catherine M. Elliott, Erik Glenn, Jon Prichard et autres

Sustainable Living Handbook.pdf

Mark Apel, Catherine M. Elliott, Erik Glenn, Jon Prichard et autres