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College Administrative Offices

Address: 106 Caldwell Hall, Campus Box 8101, Raleigh, NC 27695-8101

Phone: 919.515.2468

Fax: 919.515.9419

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Contact the Dean

Need to reach Dean Deanna Dannels? Email the Dean’s executive assistant.

Email the Dean’s Office 

Student Issues

Need a form signed by the Dean? Have academic or general questions?

Email your questions 

Communications

Contact the college’s communications and marketing team.

Email college communications 

Business Services

Contact our business office for help with finance and human resources matters.

Business Services website 

CHASS IT

Contact our IT pros for assistance with information technology or computing.

CHASS IT website 

Research

Contact our research office for help with proposals, research administration and more.

Research Office website 

College Units

Deanna Dannels
Dean
919-515-2468
dpdannel@ncsu.edu

Crissy Williams-Brown
Executive Assistant to the Dean
919-513-1828
crissy_williams-brown@ncsu.edu

Robert Hawkins
Associate Dean of Academic and Faculty Affairs
rhawkin2@ncsu.edu

Carol Ann Lewald
Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Programs
calewald@ncsu.edu

Dara Leeder
Director of Student Recruitment and Retention
919-515-3638
dara_leeder@ncsu.edu

Allen Emory
Executive Assistant
919-513-7056
al_emory@ncsu.edu

Hope Ziglar
Student Services Specialist
919-513-1831
hope_ziglar@ncsu.edu

Justin Daves
Director of CHASS IT and College Facilities
justin_daves@ncsu.edu

Nash Dunn
Director of Communications and Marketing
919-513-7799
wndunn@ncsu.edu

Allie Bluhm-Whitley
Assistant Director of Communications
anbluhm@ncsu.edu

Marcy Engler
Executive Director of Development
919-515-5984
mbengler@ncsu.edu

Hunter Barrett
Director of Development
919-889-2829
ahbarre2@ncsu.edu

Kathy Whaley
Director of Donor Relations
919-513-1478
kwwhaley@ncsu.edu

Juliana Makuchi Nfah-Abbenyi
Associate Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
jmphd@ncsu.edu

Sierra Kabir
Administrative Support Specialist
sskabir@ncsu.edu

Sharon Herring
Assistant Dean for Financial Services
919-513-3008
sharon_herring@ncsu.edu

Alicia Harris
Accountant
919-513-1839
acharris@ncsu.edu

Neko Everett
Accounting Technician
919-515-1855
neko_everett@ncsu.edu

Brenda Gunnell
Accounting Technician
919-515-2469
brenda_gunnell@ncsu.edu

Stephanie Carter
Assistant Dean for Human Resources Administration
919-515-1702
scrains@ncsu.edu

Connie Caldwell
Human Resources Specialist
919-513-0699
cgcaldw2@ncsu.edu

Chelsea Nuzum
Human Resources Specialist
919-515-4102
chelsea_nuzum@ncsu.edu

Justin Daves
Director of CHASS IT and College Facilities
justin_daves@ncsu.edu

Thomas A Birkland
Associate Dean for Research, Engagement, Extension, and Economic Development
919-513-1837
tabirkla@ncsu.edu

Missy Thomas
Director of Research Administration
919-513-1835
mgseate@ncsu.edu

Paula M Braswell
Accounting Technician
919-513-1837
pmcherry@ncsu.edu

Joyce Jones Christian
University Program Associate
919-513-2649
jjjones3@ncsu.edu

On Social

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Welcome Black History Month by attending the film screening of "Talking Black in America - ...

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Welcome Black History Month by attending the film screening of "Talking Black in America - Roots" on Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 7 p.m. Talking Black in America–Roots is a celebration of African American resiliency, creativity, and ingenuity, finding a connection of the spirit among the peoples and societies of West Africa and the African Diaspora. This film was created by the Language and Life Project, which is run by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences linguistics program. To register for the event, check out the link in our bio.

A recent study finds that families with separated parents provide less financial and emotional ...

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A recent study finds that families with separated parents provide less financial and emotional support to their adult children. Associate professor of sociology at NC State and corresponding author of the study Anna Manzoni stated, “In practical terms, this often places children in these families at a disadvantage because they have access to fewer resources.” Read more about the study at the link in our bio. #NCStateCHASS #ThinkandDo #research

The inaugural Year of Feeding the Pack challenge united the university community to collect 23,542 ...

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The inaugural Year of Feeding the Pack challenge united the university community to collect 23,542 pounds of food in 2022 for NC State’s on-campus food pantry. Read more about the competition, including the top contributors, at the link in our bio. #NCStateCHASS #ThinkandDo #FeedthePack

❤️ Thanks for an awesome Wellness Week, Wolfpack! ❤️

Here is a short recap of some...

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❤️ Thanks for an awesome Wellness Week, Wolfpack! ❤️ Here is a short recap of some of the highlights from this week. From therapy dogs to seed bomb making, this week focused on the wellness of our faculty, staff and students. #ncstatechass #thinkanddo #wellnessweek

As we move into the new semester and celebrate Wellness Week, it's essential to prioritize ...

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As we move into the new semester and celebrate Wellness Week, it's essential to prioritize mental health. Read about two studies that identify ways to avoid stress. Link in our bio. #ncstatechass #wellnessweek #thinkanddo

❤️ Wellness Week is here! ❤️

Join us for a week of self-care, learning and a ...

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❤️ Wellness Week is here! ❤️ Join us for a week of self-care, learning and a continued conversation about wellness and community. All students, faculty and staff are welcome. Stop by for wellness goodie bags, free food, crafting and more. We'll see you there! #wellnessweek #ncstatechass #thinkanddo #shapingtheconversation

It's that time of year, and we wanted to take a look back at some highlights from 2022.
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It's that time of year, and we wanted to take a look back at some highlights from 2022. It was a year of new beginnings, new knowledge and new partnerships. We salute our community for all they’ve accomplished and look forward to what’s to come in 2023. Take a look back at these awesome stories (and more) at the link in our bio. #ncstatechass #thinkanddo #topnine

Two College Humanities and Social Sciences students were recognized at the 2022 student artist ...

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Two College Humanities and Social Sciences students were recognized at the 2022 student artist awards. Sarah Waugh, a graduate student in public history, won the Visual Artist Award in digital art/photography for her photo titled "Miami Beach Lifeguard Stand." LilyGrace Wolfe, a spring 2022 communication graduate, won the Performing Artist Award in dance for her work in the State Dance Company. Congratulations to these students who not only excel academically but in their chosen mediums as well. Read more about Sarah and LilyGrace, along with the other student artist winners at the link in our bio. #ncstatechass #thinkanddo #studentartists

Nearly 500 Humanities and Social Sciences students will turn their tassels this week as they ...

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Nearly 500 Humanities and Social Sciences students will turn their tassels this week as they celebrate amazing accomplishments at NC State. In total, 435 undergraduate students and 58 graduate students will complete their degrees and earn diplomas. Additionally, more than 200 students will graduate from NC State with a minor from the college. Check out what Dean Deanna Dannels had to say about the incredible accomplishments of our graduates, as well as a breakdown of graduate numbers by major. 🔗 in bio. #ncstatechass #thinkanddo #classof22

10 College of Humanities and Social Sciences undergraduate students presented research at the State ...

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10 College of Humanities and Social Sciences undergraduate students presented research at the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium. The symposium brings together scholars in all fields from across the state. Students present posters, works of art, and oral, video, or musical presentations on research they conducted alone or with a faculty mentor or other students. Read more about the College of Humanities and Social Sciences students who participated in the symposium at the link in our bio! #ncstatechass #thinkanddo #research

Let's talk global security!

Gentry Smith, Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic ...

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Let's talk global security! Gentry Smith, Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic Security (DSS), spoke to NC State political science students about career opportunities within the Diplomatic Security Service. Smith is a graduate of the political science program at NC State and has worked for DSS for the last 30 years. He is the first Black special agent to fill his role. Though he retired in 2017, he returned to be the assistant secretary after being appointed by President Biden. We caught up with Smith to learn more about his job responsibilities, his first year in the position, his NC State visit and more. Follow the link in our bio to read about our conversation with Gentry Smith! #ncstatechass #thinkanddo #diplomaticsecurityservice

Our Spaces

Our college’s administrative offices and academic departments are located in the north area of campus.

  • Caldwell Hall: 2221 Hillsborough St., Raleigh, NC 27607
    • Dean’s Office
    • Public and International Affairs
  • Cox Hall (5th Floor): 2700 Katharine Stinson Dr., Raleigh, NC 27607
    • Development Office
  • Poe Hall: 2310 Stinson Dr., Raleigh, NC 27695
    • Psychology
  • Tompkins Hall: 2211 Hillsborough St., Raleigh, NC 27607
    • English
  • Winston Hall: 2301 Hillsborough St., Raleigh, NC 27607
    • Communication
  • Withers Hall: 101 Lampe Dr., Raleigh, NC 27607
    • Foreign Languages and Literatures
    • History
    • Philosophy and Religious Studies
  • 1911 Building: 10 Current Dr., Raleigh, NC 27607
    • Interdisciplinary Studies
    • Social Work
    • Sociology and Anthropology

Parking

Paid hourly visitor parking is available nearby in the following parking decks:

  • Coliseum deck: 201 Jensen Drive; Raleigh, NC 27601. 
  • Dan Allen deck: 110 Dan Allen Drive, Raleigh NC 27606.
Visitor Parking 

Academic Departments

201 Winston Hall
2301 Hillsborough Street
Raleigh, NC, 27607

Phone: 919.515.9736

Website 

221 Tompkins Hall
Campus Box 8105
Raleigh, NC 27695-8105

Phone: 919.515.3866

Website 

310 Withers Hall
Campus Box 8106
Raleigh, NC 27695-8106

Phone: 919.515.2475

Website 

350 Withers Hall
Campus Box 8108
Raleigh, NC 27695-8108

Phone: 919.515.2483

Website 

1911 Building – Suite 106
Campus Box 7107
Raleigh, NC 27695-7107

Phone: 919.515.6964

Website 

340 Withers Hall
Campus Box 8103
Raleigh, NC 27695-8103

Phone: 919.515.3214

Website 

640 Poe Hall
Campus Box 7650
Raleigh, NC 27695-7650

Phone: 919.515.2251

Website 

212 Caldwell Hall
Campus Box 8102
Raleigh, NC 27695-8102

Phone: 919.515.2481

Website 

205 1911 Building
Campus Box 7639
Raleigh, NC 27695-7639

Phone: 919.515.2492

Website 

334 1911 Building
Campus Box 8107
Raleigh, NC 27695-8107

Phone: 919.515.3180

Website 

Institutes and Centers

Mailing Address
Center for Family and Community Engagement
North Carolina State University
Campus Box 8622
Raleigh, NC 27695-8622

Physical Address
Hunt Library, 5th Floor
1070 Partners Way
Raleigh, NC 27607

Phone: 919.513.2339
Fax: 919.513.7980

Website 

Campus Box 8013
North Carolina State University
Raleigh, NC 27695-8108

Phone: 919.515.5058

Website 

James B Hunt, Jr. Library
Centennial Campus
1070 Partners Way, 5th floor
Raleigh, NC 27695-7565

Phone: 919.515.2596

Website