Introducing the 2025 Class of Centennial Scholars
Members of the newest class of Centennial Scholars share why they're pursuing a degree in textiles and their goals for their time at Wilson College.
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Finance to Philanthropy: Bud Murphy ’69 Gains Pride in Textile Degree
Caption:(Left to Right) John Wells, Matt Griffith ’98, Bud Murphy ’69, Dean David Hinks, Pam Jones ’78, Ty Huggins ’94, Natasha Huggins ’94, Marty Moran...
Stronger for tomorrow: Donors support Wilson College of Textiles on Day of Giving
Written by Tony Hoppa. After a year in which time seemingly stood still, 24 hours went by in the blink of an eye March...
Leading the Way: Textile Pioneers Begin New Journey
Wilson College scholarship program opens doors for rural North Carolina high school graduates.
Small Town Values Inspire “Textile Twins” Charles and Thomas Poston to Create Endowment
Little did the Poston boys realize at the time, but their people-oriented, small-town involvement with church, school and community built their confidence and set them on the path to successful careers in the textile industry, ultimately preparing them for their latest role, as philanthropists.
Armfield Foundation’s investment in Pioneer Scholars Program called “remarkable, synergistic”
At the end of the day, Ragsdale’s recommendation proved to be spot on. "Being able to marry textiles and education in one grant," says Oakley, "was for us a remarkable, synergistic opportunity."
Jaclyn Hage Named New NCTF Director of Development
The Wilson College of Textiles welcomes Jaclyn Hage as the new director of development for the North Carolina Textile Foundation.
Welcome to the Pack, 2023 Class of Centennial Scholars!
The Class of 2023 Centennial Scholars have worked so hard to be here. Join us in welcoming them to the Wilson College of Textiles Family!
Ward Promoted to NCTF Executive Director
Get to know Michael Ward, who was recently promoted to executive director of the North Carolina Textile Foundation (NCTF), the fundraising arm of the Wilson College of Textiles.
Learning to Lead
Over the past year, almost two dozen women at the Wilson College of Textiles have benefited from professional development grants through the Ellen Rohde Leadership Initiative. Female students, faculty and staff have been able to network and learn through travel to conferences, workshops and research opportunities worldwide as a result of these grants, honing their leadership skills and widening their career paths.