Contact Us
Phone numbers, emails, maps...it's all here.
Undergraduate Student Services:
- For undergraduate admissions questions: https://design.ncsu.edu/admissions/undergraduate/
- Physical Address: 225 Brooks Hall
- Phone: 919.515.8306
- Email: design_undergraduate@ncsu.edu
Graduate Student Services:
- For graduate admissions (masters and doctoral programs) questions:
- https://design.ncsu.edu/admissions/masters/
- https://design.ncsu.edu/admissions/doctoral-programs/
- Physical Address: 225 Brooks Hall
- Phone: 919.515.8317
- Email: design_graduate@ncsu.edu
Academic Departments
- For non-admissions questions: https://design.ncsu.edu/academics/
- Physical Address: 215 Brooks Hall
Office of the Dean
- For Dean’s Office questions
- Physical Address: 200 Brooks Hall
- Phone Number: 919-515-8302
Student Resources
Campus Map
We are located in Brooks Hall, at the intersection of Stinson Drive and Pullen Road on NC State’s North Campus. Classes and studios are held in Kamphoefner, Leazar, and 111 Lampe Dr.
General Inquiries
Additional questions, comments and web-related inquiries can be directed to collegeofdesign@ncsu.edu.
Parking
Visitors to the College of Design should use the Coliseum Parking Deck (201 Jeter Dr, Raleigh, NC 27606). A permit is not required, but it is paid parking lot – visit the Transportation website for more information. Enter the Coliseum pay lot from Cates Avenue just south of the deck on ground level. Pedestrians may then go through the tunnel in order to get to the College of Design.
There is a limited number of parallel parking spots directly outside of Brooks Hall on Pullen Road. These are first-come, first-served, and are paid spots. For information about hourly pay spaces, visit the Transportation Website.
Weekdays after 5 pm and on weekends, parking on campus is free and not monitored, so visitors are welcome to park in the Boney Lot, which provides easier access to the College. Custom directions here.
Hear architecture student Yash Shah talk about his experience as part of our NC State Creatives series
The Brian Shawcroft Prize is awarded every year to a student from the School of Architecture for demonstrating excellence in drawing by hand.
Now in its 29th year, the competition traditionally showcases student submissions in the Brooks Hall Gallery as a running exhibition for students and visitors alike. Stay tuned to see who the 2023 winners will be!
🗣 Upcoming Exhibition: "Rooted – Cultural Centricity in Brand Making"
🗓 Friday, September 29
⏰ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
📍 Witherspoon Student Center, Art Gallery, Second Floor | 2810 Cates Ave., Raleigh, NC 27606
Britt Davis, a 2009 College of Design alum and co-founder of LCKR ROOM, will exhibit her work for the NC State African American Cultural Center. Join us for a sneaker ball-themed opening night. Davis` art and artist talk will inspire ways to create from your life experiences and the stories you carry with you.
Born and raised in the artsy city of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Brittany “Britt” Davis has always been drawn to the arts. From building intricate LEGO sets to drawing sneakers from Eastbay magazine, her childhood was full of creativity and design. Today, Britt’s designs are fueled by creative innovation and driven by the opportunity to use design as a platform to inspire others.
After attending NC State’s Summer Design Camp on campus, Britt decided to pursue a degree in Industrial Design. She earned her Bachelor’s degree, along with the Dean’s Award, Ebony Harlem Design and Nash Winstead Academic Achievement Awards, in 2009, along with a minor in Graphic Design.
While a student at NC State, she participated in the peer mentor program, student ambassador, Design Camp TA, and board member on the Union Activities Board (Marketing Chair), African America Design Student Association (VP), Helping Youth Prepare to Excel (Treasurer), and the Heritage Society. She remains active with the Black Alumni Society, having designed the Homecoming shirts for several years.
She went on to earn her Master of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Design from Savannah College of Art and Design. Her education has brought many professional experiences, including designing for ESPN, Viacom, SB Nation, NASCAR, multiple universities and professional sports teams, athletes and a variety of brands.
