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Notable current faculty include aquatic botanist JoAnn Burkholder,
chemist Mike Whangbo, linguist Walt Wolfram, computer engineer
Donald Bitzer, entomologist George Kennedy, and science-fiction
author John Kessel.
Athletics: Athletic teams are called the
Wolfpack. North Carolina State participates in the NCAA's
Division I-A in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Each of the
past four years, NC State’s charismatic football coach,
Chuck Amato, has lead the Pack to bowl games while the men’s
basketball team, coached by Herb Sendek, advanced to the second
round of last year’s NCAA Tournament. Women’s
basketball coach Kay Yow, a member of the Naismith Basketball
Hall of Fame, has more than 600 wins to her credit. A stunning
new sports arena, the RBC Center, beckons students, alumni,
and area residents to come and root for the Wolfpack.
Campus:
NCSU Bell Tower
Architecturally, NCSU is known for its distinctive red brick
buildings and the "belltower." Due to oversupply,
odd brick statues dot the landscape, a large section of campus
is paved over with brick (University Plaza, a.k.a. "the
brickyard"), and most sidewalks are also made with brick.
These sidewalks are also dotted with white brick mosaics.
Other hotspots on campus include the Free Expression Tunnel,
one of three pedestrian tunnels underneath the railroad tracks
bisecting the main campus. This particular tunnel is the site
of sanctioned graffiti; anyone may tag here, and it is often
the place for announcements, birthday messages, and generally
nifty art.
The Court of North Carolina, on the northeast side of campus,
is surrounded by the 1911 Building; the College of Humanities
and Social Sciences in Tompkins, Caldwell, Winston Halls and
Poe Hall; Page Hall, home to College of Engineering offices;
and Leazar Hall, location of the Computer Science Teaching
Labs.
NC State's main campus is augmented by the modern 1,334 acre
mixed-use Centennial Campus. This campus is home to university,
corporate, and government research, in addition to classrooms
and non-student residences. The College of Textiles is based
on this campus, and the College of Engineering has several
existing and planned facilities. The offices of Red Hat and
the Raleigh branch of the National Weather Service are also
on the campus.
Alumni
Famous alumni include:
John Edwards, U.S. Senator and vice-presidential
candidate
James B. Hunt, Jr., 4-term Governor of North Carolina
Gen. Hugh Shelton, former chairman of the U.S. Armed Forces
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Torry Holt, football player
Roman Gabriel, football player
Roy H. Park, communications executive
John Tesh, musician
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