Sarah Pace

Fall 2022

Degree: Bachelor of Science

Concentration: Agricultural Science-BS; Horticultural Science-BS Prod Systems & Entrepr in HS

Minors: Agricultural Business Management; Biological Sciences

How are you planning to use your degree?

I will use my degree to work in the horticultural field. At this time I will be doing nursery work with Japanese Maples! I hope to also use this degree to be a contributing member of my community and share my knowledge with others.

List clubs and activities while in school

  • Pi Alpha Xi- PAX Honors Society
  • Horticulture Club
  • Gardeners of Wake County
  • AEE Club

Whom do you want to thank?

I would like to thank:
My family for all their support, love, and help these past 4 years!
All my professors, especially Dr. Helen Kraus! She treated me like family and is so kind!
Gardeners of Wake County for their support in my academic career!
Dr. Barbara Kirby, my very first advisor!
MrMaples for welcoming me into the maple family!

What is the best thing about studying horticulture at NC State?

The best thing about studying horticulture at NC State is the community of horticultural students/professors, the available hands-on-learning opportunities, and all the fun we have along the way!

Do you have plans for after graduation? Are you currently working?

After graduation, I plan to work in the horticultural field and return to the maple nursery!

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-pace-29102319b

 


Comments:

Helen Kraus (Horticultural Science Advisor)

Like her sister, Sarah is friendly and caring and always ready with a smile and a hug! She is also very smart and hard-working. Her outgoing and welcoming personality makes her easy to like and she is respected by her peers. She and Caroline have been a stalwart presence in the student lounge and are always welcoming and supportive of their fellow students. Elizabeth’s drive for excellence and work ethic will support her successes in the future.


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