Congratulations on your acceptance to the Wilson College of Textiles!
As a Wilson College of Textiles student, you will join the only college in the United States devoted entirely to textiles. We are uniquely poised to educate new leaders, support industry and advance research within this evolving industry.
The Wilson College of Textiles is one of the smallest colleges at NC State. With approximately 800 undergraduate students, the Wilson College has a family-like feel and the faculty and staff provide devoted attention to all students.
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Of our students start a job or graduate program in a related field within six months of graduation.
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Countries where you can take your education global.
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Labs and studios for you to build a portfolio, conduct undergraduate research and learn hands-on.
What will I learn? What can I do with my degree? Where can I study abroad? No matter what questions you have about your chosen program of study, you can find the answers on our program pages.
We’re really proud of our corner of Centennial Campus here at the Wilson College of Textiles, from our state-of-the-art studios and labs, to beautiful outdoor spaces and the sense of belonging you’ll feel from the moment you walk through the door. Our student ambassadors or recruiters would love to show you around the place we call home.
Congratulations on continuing your education at NC State Wilson College of Textiles! Please log in to your WolfPAW account to confirm your enrollment by May 15. As you prepare to transfer to the Wilson College of Textiles, we encourage you to:
Have questions about what it’s really like to be a Wilson College student? There’s nobody better to ask than our student ambassadors!
Our ambassadors are heavily involved on campus in a variety of unique ways and eager to answer questions you might have about your studies, scholarships, student life and more! You can connect with them via email or meet with them virtually to get an idea of what it’s like to be a member of our Wilson Wolfpack!
Fashion and textile design students displayed their textile designs for the Cotton Incorporated competition at the Textile Fair by ITA: @interwoven___ !
Their prompt? Create a series of cotton rich fabrics that take design inspiration from historical or contemporary artisans. Students gathered ideas from traditional block printing, quilting, rug making, knitting, weaving and so much more! We are so proud of everyone’s submissions!
Congratulations to everyone that was juried into the show and to the award winners: 🏆 Lauren Jones: First Place 🏅 Bella Cybulski: Second Place 🥉 Kate Ergenzinger + Kayla McBay: Tied for Third 🌟 Tessa Dionne + Amelia Boys: Honorable Mentions
And thanks for this Cotton in the Curriculum Opportunity, Cotton Inc.!
#NCStateWilson students and alum are leaving their mark on the design world, bringing creativity and expertise to the global stage at High Point Market. From innovative uses of fabrics to trendsetting interior designs, their textile education gives them a unique edge in shaping the future of interiors.
Britt Warner (‘20) says, “I know things that other people don’t know in the industry. I have to consider how a fabric is going to wear over time probably four times a day, and I can determine that without having to look into the abrasion resistance or anything because I know the fiber.”
High Point also hosted a day for current students to learn more about market with @withitorg where they got to sit for a panel discussion and learn from other people in the industry including some of our alums!
Head to the link in our bio to see how Wilson is shaping up High Point!
Turning a billboard into a couture gown? Wilson’s very own Sarah Grace Simas (FTD-FD ‘27) did that!
Art Pop Street Gallery in Charlotte hosts a fashion show every year that upcycles used billboards into stunning clothing items. Take a look at Sarah’s process for creating her submission for this year’s show.
Take a look into a day in the life of Jake Papazekos, an #NCStateWilson polymer and color chemistry alum molding the future of textiles at Simplifyber!👨🏻🔬
From designing biobased polymers to leading innovations in material science, Jake (PCC ‘23) is passionate about a sustainable future in textiles and how his work as a materials research and development assistant with Simplifyber can help shape it.
Read more about how his undergraduate research led him to his dream job at the link in our bio!
We love an immersive industry experience around here!
Sophia Stacy (FTD-FD ‘27) not only had an invaluable adventure but also gained connections, industry knowledge and a new outlook on her studio time while she attended U of NYFW earlier this semester.
“Applying my experience from the Wilson College of Textiles allowed me to appreciate the intersection of creativity and technical skills required in the fashion world,” Sophia says. “Many of my experiences at Wilson College of Textiles have given me the confidence to engage in meaningful conversations with industry professionals and contribute valuable insights based on my education and training.”
Learn more about Sophia’s trip to NYFW at the link in our bio.
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