01:16
Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions
14:54
Reseeding a Legacy of Culture and Knowledge (Nancy Strickland Fields)
10:08
Listening to Daily LIfe in the Bosavi Rainforest (Kirsten Paige)
07:11
Chestnut Restoration and Tribal Sovereignty (Katie Barnhill-Dilling)
13:28
Responsible Innovation in Genetic Engineering (Jennifer Kuzma)
15:29
Next Generation Foods and CRISPR Engineering (Rodolphe Barrangou)
08:36
STEPS to Tackle Our Phosphorus Paradox (Khara Grieger)
07:23
Composting at NC State (Matt Ball)
06:18
Transforming Food Waste Into a Resource (Adam Bensley)
10:36
Data-Driven Decisions for Food and Energy (Daniela Sofia Jones)
06:04
The Complicated Issue of Human Waste (Francis L. de los Reyes III)
05:36
Diving Deeper Into Food Waste (Francis L. de los Reyes III)
09:38
Where Does Our Seafood Come From? (Benjamin J. Reading and Linnea K. Andersen)
07:12
When Biotechnology Goes "Wild": GE Chestnut Trees (Jason A. Delborne)
03:41
Import Food Safety, GMOs and Allergenic Food Proteins (Ondulla Toomer)
02:59
Laboratory Assessment of Food Allergens (Ondulla T. Toomer)
04:29
Food Safety and Defining Food Allergens (Ondulla T. Toomer)
09:51
Food Insecurity Here At Home (Mary E. Haskett)
09:10
Why Home Cooking Won't Solve Our Problems (Sarah Bowen)
11:21
Americaâs Fractured Relationship with Food (Sarah Ash)
07:15
The Human Gut Microbiome (Erin McKenney)
05:04
What the History of Squash Bees Can Tell Us (Margarita LĂłpez-Uribe)
11:19
The Future(s) of Corn(s) (RubĂŠn RellĂĄn Ălvarez)
12:22
People on the Move (and Sometimes Not) - Part 1 (Nora Haenn and Angel Elisa Cruz)
09:01
Food Supply Chains and COVID-19 (Tim Kraft)
05:30
Filth into Food? Lessons from the Past (Matthew Morse Booker)
09:40
The World Is Our Oyster; Donât Mess It Up (John Millhauser)
09:36
Saving Genetic Diversity in Seed Banks (Jim Holland)
12:53
The History of Maize (Jim Holland)
11:33
The Future of Food (Rob Dunn)
20:48
Consequences of Disease (Jean Ristaino)
00:31
Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions - What is a Wicked Problem?
10:59
Listening to Climate Change (Kirsten S. Paige)
12:13
Our Wicked (Sub)Urbanization Problems â Part 1 (Adam Terando)
43:20
The History and Future of the Universe (Katie Mack, moderator Matt Shipman)
12:13
The Great Acceleration (Rob Dunn)
07:47
Exploring Ancient Cities: Archaeological Insights â Part 1 (Kathryn Grossman)
09:28
Exploring Ancient Cities: Archaeological Insights â Part 2 (Kathryn Grossman)
11:01
The Ten-Million-Year Rule (John Kessel)
11:43
A Climate-Changed North Carolina (Kathie Dello)
10:36
What Insects Can Tell Us About Urban Living (DeAnna E. Beasley)
06:19
Why We Need Bees (Elsa Youngsteadt)
10:02
The Tricky Business of Planting Trees To Save the Planet (Bill A. Hoffman)
07:45
Some Like it Hot! Living in Extreme Environments (Carlos Goller)
08:48
ÂĄAlgunos Prefieren lo Caliente! La Vida en Medio Ambiente Extremo (Carlos Goller)
19:02
We Keep Us Safe: Building a Web of Social Action (Chris L. Hawn)
08:38
Decision-Making and the Shadowy Brain â Part 1 (Jane Lubischer)
07:27
Decision-Making and the Shadowy Brain â Part 2 (Jane Lubischer)
10:34
The Day Before a Breakthrough (Sonja Salmon)
06:58
Re-Imagining Local Landscapes (Kofi Boone)
12:48
People on the Move (and Sometimes Not) â Part 1 (Nora Haenn and Angel Elisa Cruz)
15:14
People on the Move (and Sometimes Not) â Part 2 (Nora Haenn and Angel Elisa Cruz)
29:13
Teen-Led Radical Cultural Change (Kathryn Stevenson, moderator Lauren Gibson)
27:21
Testing the Waters: Locally, Regionally, Globally (Caren Cooper, moderator Brian Malow)
02:01
Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions: Global Change
06:52
Tackling Textile Waste Using Microbes (Deaja Sanders and Mara Cuebas-Irizarry)
15:07
Yesterday's Coffee is Also Tomorrow's Coffee (Christina Hammock Koch)
04:08
Preview: Global Change: Why We Need to Act Now (Melissa Ramirez and Jason Flores)
08:53
You Canât Say They Didnât Try: Environmentally Conscious Documentaries â Part 1 (Marsha Gordon)
08:04
You Canât Say They Didnât Try: Environmentally Conscious Documentaries â Part 2 (Marsha Gordon)
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About
Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions is a multidisciplinary experience created for all incoming first-year and transfer students at NC State University. Each year, this course focuses on a current âwicked problem,â defined as a highly complex problem that can only be addressed through collaborative, multidisciplinary efforts. The course explores possible solutions through the perspectives of NC State scholars representing many different areas of study and reflects NC Stateâs commitment to inclusion of individuals and ideas from a broad diversity of backgrounds and experiences. Learn more about Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions, go.ncsu.edu/wolfpack-solutions.
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