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Learn about the students who shape the Goodnight Transfer Scholars Program.

Scholar Stories

The future of STEM is bright, and these are the students who are illuminating the path forward. They bring curiosity, determination, and a true ability to “Think and Do” to the Wolfpack, embracing challenges with creativity and purpose.

Meet our Graduates

Ready to hit the ground running, our 2026 transfer scholars are stepping into the workforce equipped to shape the future. The lasting legacy they’ve built during their time here will inspire scholars for years to come. We are honored to celebrate them as they join our vibrant Goodnight Alumni community.

Research Highlight: Sarah Harvey

Over the last two semesters, Sarhah engage in independent research in microbial pathogenesis under the mentorship of Dr. Michaela Gazdik Stofer (Dr. G).Her project focused on investigating cyclic AMP (cAMP) secretion in Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), using its non-pathogenic relative, Mycobacterium smegmatis (M. smeg), as a model organism.

GTSP Student Spotlight:
Hanna Robinson

Robinson graduated recently graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Natural Resources and a minor in Forestry from the College of Natural Resources. In the spring of 2026, she also completed her Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certification course.

GTSP By the Numbers

Explore the breakdown of our scholars by their NC State college and where they call home.

College Breakdown

The Goodnight Transfer Scholars Program is comprised of 57 majors across 6 different colleges at North Carolina State University.

54%
College of Engineering

24%
College of Sciences

16%
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

3%
College of Natural Resources

1%
College of Education

1%
Wilson College of Textiles

Community Type and Tier Breakdown

Our scholars represent the rich diversity of communities across the state, bringing students together to foster a diverse and connected community of scholars.

46%
Urban

29%
Suburban

23%
Rural

12%
Tier 1

26%
Tier 2

60%
Tier 3

57%
First Generation Student