Wilson College Student Improving Sustainability One Wolfpack Win at a Time
Textile engineering student Claire Henson is applying her knowledge about and passion for sustainability through an internship with Wolfpack Athletics.
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Textile Engineering Student-Athlete Gains New Perspective on Soccer Uniform Through Studies
Discover the textile science of uniforms through the perspective of a current Wilson College student-athlete.
From Centennial Scholarship to Professorship
Here’s a fact: There are a number of Wilson College of Textiles faculty who were NC State students first — then professors.
Textile Engineering Student Adapts for Valuable Summer Experience
Textile engineering student Shannon Sefton adapted to the challenges of the pandemic to learn a vital computer simulation program from an expert.
Bill Kernodle’s Knowledge of Textiles Helped to Ensure U.S. Military Success in Two Gulf Wars
Kernodle knew that improper uniform selection had contributed to Germany’s failed invasion of Russia during World War II.
Military Vet Justin Rigdon Uses His Expertise with Specialized Materials to Keep Military Jets Flying
He swears by a mantra that only an engineer could love: “The coolest feats of engineering are those enabled by composites.”
Senior Design Students Share Progress, Receive Feedback During Poster Session
Each team of textile technology and textile engineer students works with an industry sponsor to solve real world problems, from testing methods to product development.
Where Textiles Meets STEM
In the Department of Textile Engineering, Chemistry and Science, STEM majors can discover surprising opportunities and exceptional career preparation.
Peer Tutoring Provides In-Building Support to Wilson College Students
Students who need a little extra help with a textiles or prerequisite course have access to peer tutors across three degree programs.
Undergraduates, Ph.D. Students Advance E-Textile Research
Wilson College of Textiles students are discovering how e-textiles can improve heating technology and increase the application of electrocardiograms.