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Technician
Technician - The News Site of NC State University

Technician
Technician - The News Site of NC State University

Technician
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Peer mentor, Mitchell Moravec, helps Summer START participants navigate through campus using an NC State campus map. Moravec was one of the many peer mentors who gave a tour to students during the Wolfpack Wondering event on Sunday, June 25. The event allowed students to see the buildings that there classes were going to be held in during summer session II.

[Photo] NC State open house attracts potential Wolfpack members, alumni

Oct 21, 2019
Peer mentors Emma Bartlett, Mitchell Moravec and Isaiah Lewis guide students around NC State's campus to point out where their classes are going to be held during Summer Session II. The tour was part of the Wolfpack Wondering event that took place on Sunday, June 25, 2017.

[Photo] NC State Summer Session Schedule, Explained

Apr 21, 2019
Hurricanes defensemen Trevor van Riemsdyk passes a Senators attacker during the game on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Canes defeated the Senators with a score of 2-1 at PNC Arena. The Canes are currently 8th in the Metropolitan Division.

[Photo] Hurricanes re-sign van Riemsdyk

Jul 5, 2018
Hurricanes defensemen Trevor van Riemsdyk passes a Senators attacker during the game on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Canes defeated the Senators with a score of 2-1 at PNC Arena. The Canes are currently 8th in the Metropolitan Division.

Second-year, Rowan Jaynes, pitches the frisbee to a teammate during practice on Thursday. This year the Women's Club Ultimate Frisbee team received a bid to play in the USA Ultimate Division I College Championship.

[Photo] JAGA: Women's Ultimate sees success

Apr 10, 2018
Teaching assistant professor Patsy Sibley offers different ways of how we can intervene to prevent issues against women in STEM during the Diversity in STEM Symposium on Monday in Talley Student Union. Sibley works in interdisciplinary studies and has conducted research in feminist science studies in an effort to find ways that we can improve the equality of gender in STEM.

[Photo] State of Sciences to bring hands-on education to Hunt

Apr 10, 2018
Peer mentors Emma Bartlett, Mitchell Moravec and Isaiah Lewis guide students around NC State's campus to point out where their classes are going to be held during Summer Session II. The tour was part of the Wolfpack Wondering event that took place on Sunday, June 25, 2017.

Snyder's Lance offers various healthy gluten-free snacks for NC State students, faculty and staff to taste during the Wellness Fair on Wednesday in Talley State Ballroom. Snyder's Lance provided snacks that taste the same but are healthier for you because they are organic and GMO-free.

[Photo] Wellness fair promotes healthy living for Wolfpack

Feb 22, 2018
Fellowship Advising Office Director Tiffany L. Kershner reviews an applicant’s essay who is applying for a study abroad grant. The Fellowship Advising Office offers guidance and connects students with extraordinary opportunities as well as funding for those opportunities such as scholarships for studying abroad, research or career work. Advisers read essays, provide comments, and help students improve their interview skills. The office is located on the second floor of Clark Hall. 

[Photo] Fellowship Advising Office provides resources for extraordinary opportunities

Feb 22, 2018
The Career Development Center offers NC State students full access to the Wolfpack Styled Professional Clothing Closet that students may use for interviews, career fairs, conferences or the first week of work. The attire is generously donated by faculty, staff, alumni and employers to help students succeed. The clothing closet is open to students on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Administrative advisor Heather Dellinger and student intern Madisen Anderson check in students in the lobby of the Career Development Center. The Career Development Center is currently offering online services, like workshops and advising appointments.

Teaching assistant professor Patsy Sibley offers different ways of how we can intervene to prevent issues against women in STEM during the Diversity in STEM Symposium on Monday in Talley Student Union. Sibley works in interdisciplinary studies and has conducted research in feminist science studies in an effort to find ways that we can improve the equality of gender in STEM.

Senior forward Chelsea Nelson fights for the ball against a Seminoles player. Nelson contributed 11 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 assists to the Wolfpack. The Wolfpack won the game against the Seminoles by a score of 65-56 at Reynolds Coliseum on Thursday, Feb. 1.

[Photo] Nelson scores career high to lead Pack past Pittsburgh

Feb 23, 2018
Red shirt Sophomore guard, Kaila Ealey guards a Seminoles attacker. Ealey earned the Wolfpack 14 points with 10 free throw shots, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists. The Wolfpack defeated the Seminoles by a score of 65-56 at Reynolds Coliseum on Thursday, Feb. 1.

Senior center, Akela Maize shoots a free throw shot during the gam against Florida State. Maize contributed 18 points, 4 rebounds, and 5 blocks for the Pack. The Wolfpack won the game by a score of 65-56 at Reynolds Coliseum on Thursday, Feb. 1.

Sophomore guard, Aislinn Konig looks for an open pass around a Seminoles defender. The Wolfpack defeated the Seminoles by a score of 65-56 at Reynolds Coliseum on Thursday, Feb. 1. The Wolfpack are now fourth in the ACC with a record of 18-5.

Red shirt Junior guard, Kiara Leslie attempts to block a three point shot from a Seminoles player. The Wolfpack won the game against the Seminoles by a score of 65-56 at Reynolds Coliseum on Thursday, Feb. 1. The Wolfpack are currently tied for fourth in the ACC division.

Redshirt junior guard, Kiara Leslie goes up for a 3-point shot during the game against Florida State. Leslie scored a total of 16 points for the Wolfpack with three 3-pointers made. The Wolfpack won the game against the Seminoles by a score of 65-56 at Reynolds Coliseum on Thursday, Feb. 1.

[Photo] Wolfpack looks to extend seven-game win streak

Feb 6, 2018
Senior forward Chelsea Nelson fights for the ball against a Seminoles player. Nelson contributed 11 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists to the Wolfpack. The Wolfpack won the game with a score of 65-56 at Reynolds Coliseum on Thursday.

[Photo] NC State women pick up first win over ranked opponent

Feb 1, 2018
Lynn, a fitness group instructor, begins her yogalates class with a warmup exercise that engages the core and focuses on breathing. Yogalates is a hybrid course of yoga and Pilates. Yogalates utilizes the core coordination of Pilates, with the added flexibility of yoga to develop a well-rounded workout. Lynn says that "this time of the year the classes are usually full since people want to stick to their New Year's resolution." The class is one hour long and is offered Wednesday afternoons at 12:10 p.m. at the Carmichael Recreation Center.

[Photo] American Heart Month encourages a healthy Wolfpack

Feb 1, 2018
2017-18 Union Activities Board President Kam Risku says one of her top goals for the upcoming year is creating a “family-oriented environment” for the UAB team.

[Photo] Union Activities Board President discusses campus event planning

Jul 19, 2017
Peer mentors Megan Wong and Maya Davis answer questions from Summer START classes during the classmate meetup social on Sunday, June 25. The classmate social took place in the basement lounge of Tucker Residence Hall and provided Summer START participants with a place to find out information about the classes they were taking and form study groups with other students. 

[Photo] Summer Start helps first year students get ahead

Jul 6, 2017
Peer mentor Mitchell Moravec helps Summer START participants navigate through campus using an NC State campus map. Moravec was one of the many peer mentors who gave a tour to students during the Wolfpack Wondering event on Sunday, June 25. The event allowed students to see the buildings that their classes will be held in during summer session II.

Summer START freshmen, Joshua Schmidt (right) and Vishaal Pillai (left), enjoy learning about the various behaviors of cultures around the world during the Crossing Cultures program. The program was put on by the Global Training Initiative for START participants on Wednesday, July 5.

Graduate research assistant Yihuan Dong teaches middle school students basic coding skills during the engineering summer day camp. The camp was held on Centennial campus from June 26-30. 

Peer mentor Mitchell Moravec helps Summer START participants navigate through campus using an NC State campus map. Moravec was one of the many peer mentors who gave a tour to students during the Wolfpack Wondering event on Sunday, June 25. The event allowed students to see the buildings that their classes will be held in during summer session II.

Graduate research assistant Yihuan Dong goes through the coding process and explains how to create a body template during the engineering summer day camp. The camp was held in Engineering Building II on Centennial Campus and went from June 26-30.

[Photo] Camp teaches coding to at-risk boys

Jun 28, 2017
Peer mentors Megan Wong and Maya Davis answer questions from Summer START classes during the classmate meetup social on Sunday, June 25. The classmate social took place in the basement lounge of Tucker Residence Hall and provided Summer START participants with a place to find out information about the classes they were taking and form study groups with other students. 

The StateView Hotel, located on Centennial Campus, is currently under construction and is planned to be complete by the end of the summer. The hotel will feature 164 guestrooms and suites, a restaurant and bar, fully equipped business and fitness centers. 

[Photo] StateView hotel to bring conference space to Centennial

Jun 15, 2017
Griffin Geiger, a freshman studying electrical computer engineering, tackles Jacob Lewis, a freshman in life sciences first year, as sumo wrestlers in Stafford Commons on April 28. Sumo wrestling was one of the many activities available for students to celebrate the last day of classes.

Students follow Union Activities Board on Snapchat to earn a free Last Day of Classes Festival t-shirt or hat at Stafford Commons on April 28. The Union Activities Board ran all the activities on Stafford Commons to help students celebrate the last day of class.

Emanuel Cruz, a junior studying nuclear engineering, aims to throw a dart to pop one of the balloons on the board in Stafford Commons on the last day of class, April 28. Students who successfully popped three balloons in a row were rewarded with a prize such as sunglasses or water bottles.

Alex Blaisdell, a junior studying aerospace engineering, slams down the hammer on the high striker challenge at Stafford Commons on Friday, April 28. Due to the physical aspect of the challenge, Blaisdell was one of the few students to hit the bell at the top.

Jacob Michel, a junior studying chemistry, Tara Janelli, a senior studying chemistry and Joe Weiner, a senior studying chemistry, compete in a game of life size Hungry Hippos at Stafford Commons on April 28. This game, along with a handful of other activities, was open for everyone to celebrate the last day of classes.

Students, faculty and staff hunt for books during the Frank B. Memorial Book Sale in the Brickyard on Wednesday. All the books were donated and collected throughout the year from students, faculty and alumni. The Book Sale offers a wide variety of book genres, from thriller, to sports, to engineering. All proceeds of the Book Sale go to the NC State libraries to benefit students and faculty. The Book Sale is named after Frank B. Armstrong, who supported and donated to NC State. Last year, the Book Sale raised more than $15,000 and sold about 800 books.

Comedians Chico Bean and B-Daht perform laugh out loud improve at the start of the “Wild ‘N Out” comedy show in Talley Student Union State Ballroom on Friday. Bean and B-Daht each shared personal stories that kept the crowd laughing. The event was hosted by the UAB Black Students Board and involved a series of stand-up comedy, crowd engagement games and improv. 

[Photo] Wild N’ Out: a night of comedy, MTV nostalgia

Apr 9, 2017
Comedian B-Daht warms the crowd up with some hilarious stand-up comedy during the “Wild ‘N Out” comedy show in Talley Student Union’s State Ballroom on Friday. B-Daht was the host of the show along with his fellow comedians Chico Bean, Darren Bran and Osama Bin Drankin’. The show not only contained stand-up comedy but also hilarious improv and a variety of audience participation in games.   

Tom Koch, associate director of the Music Department at NC State, helps to create courses that benefit students wanting to learn about music technology. Courses such as digital audio workstation, popular music and music industry began in about 2015. Koch and others are working on a few classes at a time in order to create an interdisciplinary approach to music. Students who choose to participate in these courses will have access to thousands of dollars worth of gear for free.

[Photo] Can you hear them: Intro to popular music 1950s to 70s

Mar 26, 2017
Aaron Keane, part-time lecturer and film and television music operator at Trailblazer Studios, says, "Our long-term goal is that we are able to start a music technology minor here at NC State." Keane teaches a digital audio songwriting course with a digital audio workstation. Equipment like the kind used in the digital audio workstation is worth over $10,000 and is available to students for free. 

[Photo] Can you hear them: Songwriting using DAWs and learning to use the computer as an instrument

Mar 26, 2017
Caroline Treadaway, a freshman studying animal science, holds a Labrador puppy during Puppy Palooza in front of Witherspoon Student Center March 21. "I came to the event because I love puppies and wanted to help them find homes," Treadaway said. Puppy Palooza is a philanthropy event hosted by Phi Gamma Delta and Chi Omega, collaborating for the benefit of Pawfect Match Rescue.

Author and scientist, Dr. Rob Dunn, launches his new book, "Never Out of Season," a book on crop biology, during a launch event at the James B. Hunt Jr. Library on Thursday, March 16, 2017. Dr. Dunn is a professor in the Department of Applied Ecology at NC State University and in the Natural History Museum of Denmark at the University of Copenhagen.

Author and scientist, Dr. Rob Dunn, discusses "Never Out of Season," a book on crop biology, during the book's launch event at the James B. Hunt Jr. Library on Thursday, March 16, 2017. In concluding, Dr. Dunn challenged his audience to grow squash and other plants in order to help save their diverse varieties and study their biology.

Author and scientist, Dr. Rob Dunn, shares his new book on crop biology, "Never Out of Season," during a launch event at the James B. Hunt Jr. Library on Thursday, March 16, 2017. The event was an interactive experience allowing the audience to try various delights that would not have been possible with the crop biology he explains in the book.

Redshirt senior guard, Dominique Wilson, drives the ball to the basket during the game against the Tar Heels. Wilson lead the team with a total of 19 points during the game on Feb. 23 in Reynolds Coliseum. The Wolfpack dominated the Tar Heels with a score of 80-60.

[Photo] Wolfpack steamrolls Tigers in first round

Mar 17, 2017
Senior guard Miah Spencer defends a UNC-Chapel Hill player during the game in Reynolds Coliseum on Feb. 23. Spencer had a total of four rebounds and nine assists throughout the game against UNC-Chapel Hill. The Wolfpack defeated the Tar Heels with a score of 80-60.

[Photo] Pack looks to strengthen resume in ACC Tournament

Mar 2, 2017
Camille A. Brown and Dancers perform the Black Girl: Linguistic Play live in Stewart Theatre on Saturday, February 25, 2017. Brown uses rhythmic play of African-American dance vernacular as the black woman's domain to evoke childhood memories of self-discovery.

[Photo] 'Black Girl: Linguistic Play' captures culture through dance and music

Feb 27, 2017
Redshirt senior guard, Dominique Wilson, drives the ball to the basket during the game against the Tar Heels. Wilson lead the team with a total of 19 points during the game on Feb. 23 in Reynolds Coliseum. The Wolfpack dominated the Tar Heels with a score of 80-60.

Players, Erika Cassell, DD Rogers, Akela Maize, and Chelsea Nelson celebrate their teammates scoring goals to maintain the lead against UNC-Chapel Hill. The Wolfpack won the game against the Tar Heels with a score of 80-60 in Reynolds Coliseum on February 23, 2017.

Senior forward Jennifer Mathurin passes the ball to senior guard, Miah Spencer, during the game against the UNC-Chapel Hill. Mathurin scored a total of 13 points throughout the game in Reynolds Coliseum. The Wolfpack were triumphant over the Tar Heels with a score of 80-60 on Thursday, Feb. 23.

Redshirt senior guard Dominique Wilson drives the ball to the basket during the game against the Tar Heels. Wilson lead the team with a total of 19 points during the game on February 23, 2017 in Reynolds Coliseum. The Wolfpack dominated the Tar Heels with a score of 80-60.

[Photo] Pack thumps UNC on senior night

Feb 23, 2017
Senior guard Miah Spencer  defends a UNC-Chapel Hill player during the game in Reynolds Coliseum on Thursday. Spencer had a total of four rebounds and nine assists throughout the game. The Wolfpack defeated the Tar Heels with a score of 80-60.

Lynn, a fitness group instructor, begins her yogalates class with a warmup exercise that engages the core and focuses on breathing. Yogalates is a hybrid course of yoga and Pilates. Yogalates utilizes the core coordination of Pilates, with the added flexibility of yoga to develop a well-rounded workout. Lynn says that "this time of the year the classes are usually full since people want to stick to their New Year's resolution." The class is one hour long and is offered Wednesday afternoons at 12:10 p.m. at the Carmichael Recreation Center.

Author and television personality Martin Roland delivers an empowering speech during NC State's 2017 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration in Stewart Theatre on Monday.

[Photo] TV host reflects on MLK's legacy

Jan 23, 2017
Freshman guard, Dennis Smith Jr., drives up to the basket in overtime during the game against Tennessee State University. The Wolfpack won the game on Saturday, December 10, 2016, at Reynolds Coliseum with a score of 67-55.

Freshman guard, Dennis Smith Jr., goes up for a dunk against a TSU player. Smith scored a total 19 points during the game against Tennessee State University at Reynolds Coliseum. The Wolfpack won the game on Saturday, December 10, 2016, with a score of 67-55.

[Photo] Pack blows past Broncs

Dec 28, 2016
Red shirt Senior guard, Terry Henderson, dribbles the ball pass a Tennesse State player during the game at Reynolds Coliseum. Henderson lead the team with a total of 21 points throughout the game against TSU. The Wolfpack won the game on Saturday, December 10, 2016, with a score of 67-55.

[Photo] Wolfpack silences Stags for fourth-straight win

Dec 18, 2016
Senior forward, BeeJay Anya passes the ball to Freshman guard, Dennis Smith Jr., while being guarded by a Tennessee State player. Anya rebounded the ball 14 times throughout the game against Tennessee State University. The Wolfpack won the game on Saturday, December 10, 2016, at Reynolds Coliseum with a score of 67-55.

Senior guard Miah Spencer defends a Maryland Eastern Shore player during the game on Monday in Reynolds Coliseum. The Wolfpack held the lead throughout the entire game and defeated Maryland Eastern Shore by a score of 77-58.

In Developmental Biotechnology: Embryogenesis, seniors Adam Miranda, studying genetics, and Meghan Porter, studying biological engineering, collect embryos from lower and normal temperatures to sample for protein. Miranda states that "by sampling for protein we hope to know how lower and higher temperatures affect the development of an embryo." A few of the subjects that are covered in the course include regulation of development, measuring gene expression, measuring protein expression by ELISA and epigenetic analysis.

Executive board of the Women in Nuclear Engineering. Rebeka Gottfried (left), Matt Ingram, Pete Ciaccio, Taylor Capoziello, Ryan Walden, Nicholas Herring and Amber Robinson (right) are seniors studying nuclear engineering.

[Photo] Women in Nuclear Engineering boosts recruitment

Nov 17, 2016
Mark Sommers, a freshman studying engineering, practices his kick flips next to Wolf Plaza on Wednesday morning. Sommers has been skateboarding for four years and is constantly working on learning new tricks and meeting new skaters."Skating is what I have always enjoyed doing,” Sommers said. “I love being able to talk to all the other skaters on campus and learn from them." In addition to Sommers, many other frequent skaters go to Wolf Plaza to skate around and try some new tricks.

Bradley Chubb, a junior defensive end, runs out onto the field in Carter-Finley Stadium with his team. Chubb had two tackles during the game against Florida State. The Wolfpack lost the game by a score of 24-20 against the Seminoles.

Connor Haskins, a graduate place kicker, runs into his field goal kick during the game against the Seminoles at Carter-Finley Stadium. Haskins was two for two on his field goal kicks during the game on Saturday. The Wolfpack lost the game by a score of 20-24 against the Florida State Seminoles.

Senior defensive back Dravious Wright tackles a Florida Seminoles player. Wright led the team with a total of ten tackles during the football game on Saturday. The game at Carter-Finley Stadium was won by the Seminoles by a score of 20-24.

Senior running back Matt Dayes secures the ball before continuing up field. Dayes rushed for a total of 104 yards during the football game against the Seminoles at Carter-Finley Stadium. The Wolfpack were defeated by the Seminoles with a score of 20-24 on Saturday.

[Photo] What we learned from Pack's loss to Florida State

Nov 7, 2016
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