About Us

Our Mission

The Facilities Division is committed to excellence in creating and preserving a physical environment that advances the university. 

Our diverse team of approximately 800 dedicated professionals plan for current and future needs, build high-impact facilities and maintain campus. As we work, we prioritize these strategic goals:

  • Safety – Engage every employee in creating a safe work environment
  • Service – Provide exceptional service in support of the institution
  • Stewardship – Ensure responsible use of all resources
  • Staff – Respect and empower all staff to fulfill their potential.

Departments

Design and Construction

Manages formal and informal projects on campus & the HUB program

Campus Planning and Strategic Investment

Leads planning, design and facilities data management

Business Operations

Manages core operational services for the division

Campus Operations and Maintenance

Maintain and operate campus infrastructure and buildings

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Leadership

Doug Morton

Associate Vice Chancellor

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Allen Boyette

Assistant Vice Chancellor

Campus Operations and Maintenance

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Lisa Johnson

Assistant Vice Chancellor

Campus Planning and

Strategic Investment

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Cameron Smith

Assistant Vice Chancellor

Design and Construction

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Rachel Patrick

Assistant Vice Chancellor

Business Operations

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About NC State’s Campus

NC State is a leading public research university with a community of nearly 45,000 students, faculty and staff. State-wide, more than 100,000 acres and more than 1,000 buildings are allocated or leased by NC State. Most of that square footage is located in Raleigh, where NC State operates about 15 million gross square feet. The Raleigh campus includes five main precincts — Central, Centennial, North, South and West — as well as field labs along Lake Wheeler Road. To learn more about the university’s buildings, explore the State of Facilities Dashboard. You can also discover the history of campus development here.