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2011 Faculty Fellows Papers on Generation Z
Generation Z: What is the future of stakeholder engagement?
by Mary Lou Addor, Ed.D., Interim Director, Natural Resources Leadership Institute and Organizational Development Specialist, NC State University Cooperative Extension |
Predicting North Carolina’s Job Market in 2020
by G. Jason Jolley, Adjunct Professor, Kenan-Flager Business School at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and Senior Research Director for the Carolina Center for Competitive Economies |
Global Engagement in an Interconnected World
by John Lee, Associate Professor of Social Studies, NC State University |
The Art of Communication and Networking for the “Under-Thirty” Generation: The Impact Felt and Heard Around the World
by Terri M. Manning, Associate Vice President & Director, Center for Applied Research, Central Piedmont Community College |
What the Under 30 Generation Wants in the Workforce: What Employers Need to Know to Retain Them
by Terri M. Manning, Associate Vice President & Director, Center for Applied Research, Central Piedmont Community College |
Generation Z and an Urbanizing North Carolina
by Jeff Michael, Director, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Urban Institute |
Engaging North Carolina’s Generation Z in Civic Life
by Kelley O’Brien, director, NC Civic Education Consortium |
Diversity and Public Education
by Michael Roberts, instructor of English, Robeson Community College |
Environmental Challenges Facing Generation Z
by Wiliam G. Ross, Jr., Visting Professor of Environmental Science & Policy, Duke University |
Generation Z as Consumers: Trends and Innovation
by Stacy Wood, Langdon Distinguished Professor of Marketing, College of Management, NC State University |
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Other Publications
YOUTH ENGAGEMENT: bUILDING TRUST, hOPE AND RESILIENCEWith the one-year anniversary of the Institute’s #YouthEngageNC Summit upon us, IEI and Dr. Susan Jakes reflect on last year’s gathering and offer a brief, practical guide to improving youth engagement, particularly with youth who often slip through the cracks of engagement efforts and opportunities. |
Smart Grid: Core Firms in the Research Triangle RegionRead why the Research Triangle Region puts North Carolina on the map as a smart grid hotspot. |
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Renewable Energy in NC: The Potential Supply ChainThe Potential Supply Chain: this report by IEI Faculty Fellow Keith Debbage examines North Carolina’s economic development opportunities in the new energy economy. |
Renewable Energy in North CarolinaThis article by IEI Policy Manager, Diane Cherry, and Shubhayu Saha, details North Carolina’s energy demands, sources of energy and the potential for renewable energy projects. |
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