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From Raleigh to Riverside and Australia to Alaska, we’re strengthening the Pack by keeping you connected to the Wolfpack community and the university. Follow us on your favorite social media platform to stay updated on all things NC State.

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From researchers to NC State icons, sit down for a lightning round chat with members of our Wolfpack community.

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Hallowed Things, Cherished Memories

NC State isn’t just a place, it’s in the memories you took with you after graduation.

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Use these hashtags to join our conversation:

  • #NCStateAlumni – The Alumni Association hashtag.
  • #HowlBack – Use this hashtag to celebrate being a part of NC State.
  • #NCState – The university’s hashtag.
  • #ThinkAndDo – Use this hashtag to celebrate our alumni creating economic, societal and intellectual prosperity.
  • #GivingPack – Use this hashtag to celebrate NC State’s philanthropy milestones.
  • #NCStateOnCampus – Use this hashtag when sharing campus photos.

Discover @NCStateAlumni

NC State Alumni’s Instagram account is your source for all the latest major happenings, successes and stories coming out of campus.

Spend the day on the Coharie River with the @ncsu_native_alumni Network! 🛶🐺

Follow along with Justin Richardson ’13 as he takes us through an alumni outing on the water. This guided tour offered participants a hands-on way to engage with the land and cultural history of the Coharie people.

A proud member of the Haliwa-Saponi tribe from Hollister, North Carolina, Justin serves as vice president of the NC State American Indian Alumni Society and is an assistant director of recruiting for @ncstateengr. He is also one of the founders of Miskwa Waya, a Native American drum group at NC State.

🎥 Justin Richardson ’13

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Spend the day on the Coharie River with the @ncsu_native_alumni Network! 🛶🐺 Follow along with Justin Richardson ’13 as he takes us through an alumni outing on the water. This guided tour offered participants a hands-on way to engage with the land and cultural history of the Coharie people. A proud member of the Haliwa-Saponi tribe from Hollister, North Carolina, Justin serves as vice president of the NC State American Indian Alumni Society and is an assistant director of recruiting for @ncstateengr. He is also one of the founders of Miskwa Waya, a Native American drum group at NC State. 🎥 Justin Richardson ’13