Wilson College Donors Step Up Big During COVID Crisis
The North Carolina Textile Foundation set its fundraising records despite the impact of the pandemic.
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Glen Raven Donates $250K to NC State Wilson College of Textiles’ Pioneer Scholarship Program
More North Carolina students will receive support for an education in textiles thanks to a generous donation from Glen Raven, Inc.
Wilson College’s New Mentorship Program Has Rapid Growth, High Impact
“The stories that emerged from the first year of activity validated the family atmosphere that the dean (Dr. David Hinks) has tried so hard to nurture.”
Think and Do: Wilson College of Textiles
David Hinks, dean of NC State’s Wilson College of Textiles, tells what the college has planned as the university’s Think and Do the Extraordinary Campaign comes to a close this year.
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.
Introducing the 2025 Class of Textile Pioneer Scholars
The newest Textile Pioneer Scholars explain their interest in the industry and plans for their time at Wilson College.
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...
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."
Paul Burke ‘17 Engineers His Own Path
Originally from Raleigh, Paul Burke '17 now lives in Portland, Oregon, where he works as pre-sales systems engineer for IT, networking and cybersecurity company Cisco Systems. We spoke with Burke about his life and career after graduation, why he chose to attend Wilson College, what his job search was like and more. Read on for our discussion.