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	The 2011-2012 Chancellor's Report is available in pdf format. Annual Report Archive \| 2010-2011 \| 2009-2010 \| 2008-2009 \| 2007-2008 \| 2006-2007 \| 2005-2006 \| 2004-2005 \| 2003-2004 \| 2002-2003 \| 2001-2002 \| 2000-2001
	The 2007-2010 Compact Plan.
	Designlife formerly Design Influence is the official magazine for alumni and friends of the College of Design. Formerly called news, the magazine is published biannually in spring and fall. The publication is fully supported by funds from the Design Guild, an association of alumni, friends, design professionals and industry leaders established in 1996 to promote design education through private contributions and gifts. Design Influence Archive \| Fall 2009 \| Spring 2009 \| Fall 2008 \| Spring 2008 \| Fall 2007 \| Spring 2007 \| Fall 2006 \| Spring 2006 \| Fall 2005 \| Spring 2005 \| News Fall 2004 \| News Spring 2004 \| News Fall 2003 \| News Spring 2003 \| News Fall 2002 \| News Spring 2002
	The NC State Model is an articulation of the attributes of an institution of higher learning and intellectual aspirations within a world culture best described as a culture of continual reconfiguration. The NC State Model was developed by a sub-committee of deans and senior administrators, chaired by Dean Marvin J. Malecha, for the review of the University Administrative Council. It has been adopted by the College of Design Administrative Council.
	The Right of Inquiry is a statement of expectations within the College of Design.
	Student Handbooks Master of Architecture Master of Art + Design (Fibers & Surface Design / New Media & Animation) Master of Graphic Design Master of Industrial Design Master of Landscape Architecture Ph.D. in Design
	The Student Publication was established in 1950 to honor the memory of Matthew Nowicki, the first head of the architecture program at NC State University. The publication quickly grew to encompass all of the disciplines of the School. Between 1951 and 1985, issues of the Student Publication numbered 58, each with a student editor, a group of student writers and workers, and a faculty advisor.