The Wolfpacker

July/August 2021

The Wolfpacker: An Independent Magazine Covering NC State Sports

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JULY/AUGUST 2021 ■ 7 ■ WOLFPACK CLUB NEWS COMPLIANCE CORNER CAN I HAVE A STUDENT-ATHLETE OR THE TEAM OVER TO MY HOUSE FOR DINNER? Answer: Yes, donors/supporters can provide student-athletes with what is called an "occasional meal." There are VERY specific NCAA requirements about this, so contact the compliance staff and the coaching staff if you want to do this. WHEN I WATCH A GAME AND SEE A TALENTED HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER WHO I THINK WOULD BE GREAT FOR NC STATE, WHAT SHOULD I DO WITH THIS INFORMATION? Answer: Contact the coaching staff of that sport and pass along the information. You cannot be a recruiter for NC State, which means you cannot be communicating with recruits, but if you occasionally see a player who seems like a great fit for us, then by all means, pass along the information. If you are ever in doubt, contact the compliance staff BEFORE doing what you want to do! Thanks for everything you do to keep NC State safe! "ASK BEFORE YOU ACT" by contacting NC State Athletic Compliance directly. Toll Free: 1-855-5 COMPLY (1-855-526-6759) Text: 919-675-4424 E-mail: ask_compliance@ncsu.edu Online: gopack.com/compliance Where did you grow up? "Clinton, N.C." Where did you go to high school? "Clin- ton High School, home of the Dark Horses." What college did you graduate from? "I graduated from Meredith College in 1999 where I majored in Marketing with a minor in Communications." What is your responsibility at the Wolfpack Club? "I oversee our marketing and communications. I work with a team of two to help communicate our annual giving and major gift goals and initiatives to our donor base. Together, we create marketing pieces for the membership re- newal campaigns, major gift initiatives, brochures, wolfpackclub.com, social media and events." How long have you been with the Wolfpack Club? "Since 1999." What is your favorite part of the job? "Our donors. Being able to be around all the different people who love the Wolfpack." What other jobs have you had? "I interned with the Wolfpack Club immedi- ately following graduation from Meredith College. I participated in the internship pro- gram for about six months before accepting a job with Universal Meeting Management supporting GlaxoSmithKline. After about six months, a new position overseeing events was created at the Wolfpack Club. "When Bobby Purcell came to me and asked if I was interested in the job, I was excited to accept. Since that time, I have worked with our Wolfpack Club events and clubs and eventually moved into my current position overseeing our internship program as well all facets of our market- ing and communications." Family: "My husband, Bryan, and I live in Willow Springs with our three children — Charlie is 13, Bekah is 12 and Kate is 9. Willow Springs/Fuquay-Varina has become home for us and has the perfect small-town feel that we were looking for to raise our family." What are your hobbies? "I enjoy hang- ing out with friends and family, spending time at White Lake, scrapbooking with girlfriends, and volunteering for all the dif- ferent activities and sports that my children participate in including being involved with our church family at F-V UMC." Favorite TV show: "'This Is Us.'" Favorite musical artist: "Dave Mat- thews Band." Favorite restaurant: "Kabuki in Cary." Favorite Wolfpack memory: "Watching the women's basketball team win the ACC Tournament in 2020 and sharing that amaz- ing feeling with my children. The second is introducing my daddy to David Thompson and Dereck Whittenburg, two of his all- time favorite basketball players. " What is something most people don't know about you? "My dream job was actually to work with children and teach Kindergarten." ■ WOLFPACK CLUB STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Media Hooks, Director of Marketing And Communications Media with husband Bryan and children Kate (left), Bekah and Charlie. All properties shown here have been donated to the Wolfpack Club and the proceeds of a sale will be used for scholarships and/or Athletic Department Capital projects. Call Buzzy Correll: 919-865-1508 WOLFPACK CLUB WO LF PAC K WO LF PAC K C LU B LU B PR O PE R T Y R O PE R T Y ■ Land 10.79 Acres - Fayetteville, NC 15.36 Acres - Tabor City, NC ■ ResidentiaL Lots 0.54 Acres - Wolf Laurel Country Club - Mars Hill, NC 0.58 Acres - Pine Mountain - Connelly Springs, NC 0.66 Acres - Pine Mountain - Connelly Springs, NC

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