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Division of Academic and Student Affairs

A Day in the Life at CALS on white background

Apr 23, 2019

Day in the Life: Monica Richmond

Monica RIchmond, a senior in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, is involved in several privately-supported initiatives on campus, including the University Honors Program. See how Monica spends her day as a senior in CALS. 

Sir Walter Cabinet members with NC State development staff

Apr 16, 2019

Sir Walter Cabinet Makes Gift to NC State

A new gift from Sir Walter Cabinet – a longtime, influential statewide organization with close ties to the General Assembly – to NC State’s Division of Academic and Student Affairs will benefit the Student Emergency Fund and support the construction of a welcome table for the lobby at the Crafts Center. 

Neal and Ashley Bateman in a golf cart

Apr 9, 2019

Batemans’ Gift Lowers Barriers for Campus Mobility

Neal and Ashley Bateman are dedicated to ensuring NC State students can enjoy the same campus experience they did. With an endowed gift to the Wolfpack Pick Up program, the two 1998 alumni are helping students, faculty, staff and community members who have limited mobility get around -- now and for years to come. 

Johnston family with Ms. Wuf

Apr 2, 2019

Day of Giving a Huge Success for Academic and Student Affairs

More than 1,160 donors contributed over $250,000 to the Division of Academic and Student Affairs on Day of Giving, including NC State Foundation Board member Ghazale Johnston and her husband, Andy. The family, committed to ensuring students have the support needed to reach their full potential, issued a successful $50,000 challenge for the Student Emergency Fund. 

Image of Hunt Library

Mar 19, 2019

#GivingPack: Philanthropy at Work

Each day, across NC State, students, faculty, researchers and staff encounter extraordinary experiences and opportunities made possible by donor support. Learn more about how donors who join us in our Campaign change the future for NC State — and the world. 

Students with donation bins at Feed the Pack food pantry

Mar 12, 2019

Feed The Pack: Donations Needed

Feed the Pack Food Pantry is in urgent need of pasta, pasta sauce, canned fruit, cereal, granola bars, shelf-stable meat products, rice and instant meals. Monetary gifts or donations of food items make an important difference for the NC State community, and the pantry is one component of the Division of Academic and Student Affairs' Pack Essentials effort to connect students with critical resources. 

David and Judi Wilkinson

Feb 25, 2019

A Legacy Supports Student Artist-Engineers

Longtime Arts NC State supporters David and Judi Wilkinson are honoring family connections to the university by creating the Pearsall-Wilkinson Scholarship. The endowment supports College of Engineering students' participation in Arts NC State, prioritizing students with financial need. 

alexander hall

Feb 19, 2019

Inspired: Three NC State Families Establish Student Success Endowments

When NC State parents JoAnn and Kelly Barnhill, Alison and Jack Levinson, and David S. Thompson learned about the role of the Division of Academic and Student Affairs’ programs in preparing students for professional and personal success, they chose to give, volunteer and advocate. Their engagement includes establishing Student Success Endowments to provide unrestricted and indefinite funding for the division and to honor their shared commitment, as families, to the university. 

student holding salad

Feb 12, 2019

NC State Steps Up to Help Students in Need

The university's Pack Meal Share program — for students facing short-term food insecurity — is helping those affected by the recent federal government shutdown. With donor support, Pack Essentials continues to make a difference when students need it most. 

Larry Brown speaking with students

Jan 22, 2019

Alumnus Donates in Coach’s Name

A recent NC State mechanical engineering graduate's gift to Health and Exercise Studies in Coach Larry Brown’s name has the goal of helping the coach, an associate professor in the department, and other instructors provide more opportunities for future students.