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Fitts-Woolard Hall dedication puts engineering, alumni support on display

Red and White Week

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Oct 21, 2025

Engineer Your Perfect Red and White Week

NC State University’s College of Engineering put together a guide to help you engineer the optimal Red and White Week.
Chancellor Woodson, left, talks to the crowd, and interviews astronaut, and NC State graduate, Christina Koch, right, as part of the Chancellor's fall address in Stewart theater.

Jul 26, 2024

COE alumna Christina Koch headlines Red and White Week

During Red and White Week last fall, Chancellor Randy Woodson hosted his first live Red Chair Chat with Christina Koch, NASA astronaut. Behind the stage, the moon and stars were projected to make it appear as if Woodson and Koch were talking in space, an appropriate setting for an astronaut who spent 328 days in…
Volunteer leaders meet to discuss strategies and share ideas in a large conference room seated at a series of tables arranged in a square.

Jun 6, 2023

Inaugural COE Key Volunteers Day results in ways to advance NC State Engineering

Community and fellowship are the cornerstone of any successful volunteer strategy. In November, as part of Red and White Week, volunteer leaders from throughout the College of Engineering (COE) gathered to discuss strategies, share ideas and get to know each other better.
Dean Louis Martin-Vega with Edward P. Fitts, who made an instrumental gift to the building.

May 20, 2022

Fitts-Woolard Hall dedicated during homecoming celebration

About 250 people gathered on Oct. 29, 2021, during NC State University’s Red and White Week for the dedication of Fitts-Woolard Hall (FWH), an important step forward in the College of Engineering’s efforts to bring together its departments on Centennial Campus. “It’s been a long journey since 2008,” said Louis Martin-Vega, dean of the College.…
Fitts-Woolard Hall

Oct 22, 2021

Fitts-Woolard Hall dedication puts engineering, alumni support on display

The latest addition to Centennial Campus is up and running because of the extraordinary support of private donors and the people of North Carolina. You’re invited to take part in this special ceremony during the 2021 Red and White Week.