James L. Oblinger

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Dr. James L. Oblinger is currently the 13th Chancellor of North Carolina State University. He has served in this position since 2005, after the resignation of Chancellor Marye Anne Fox.


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Dr. Oblinger was born Ashland, Ohio, in [1945]. He earned a Bachelor's in bacteriology from DePauw University, and a Master's and PhD. from Iowa State University in Food Technology.

During the early years of Dr. Oblinger's career, he served at two other universities:

He has also received multiple awards for excellence as both an administrator and faculty member.

The position Dr. Oblinger first held at N.C. State was in the Department of Food Science (College of Agriculture and Life Sciences). He is currently a professor with [tenure] in that department. He has also served in several other positions within NC State, including:

  • Provost & Executive Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs
  • Dean, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
  • Associate Dean & Director of Academic Programs, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Upon the resignation of then-Chancellor Fox, Dr. Oblinger was selected by the Chancellor Search Committee to become the 13th Chancellor of NC State.

Dr. Oblinger is married to Dr. Diana G. Oblinger. They have four sons, who have all attended NC State. Dr. Oblinger is also a member of several societies, including Alpha Zeta, Gamma Sigma Delta, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Epsilon Phi, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Tau Sigma and Sigma Xi.

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Preceded by
Robert A. Barnhardt (interim)		 North Carolina State University Chief Executive
2005–		 Succeeded by
Incumbent

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Agriculture and Life Sciences • Design • Engineering • Humanities and Social Sciences • Management • Natural Resources • Physicial and Mathematical Sciences • Textiles • First Year College

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NC State Wolfpack • Atlantic Coast Conference • Tobacco Road • UNC-NCSU rivalry • Carter-Finley Stadium • Dail Softball Stadium • Lonnie Poole Golf Course • Doak Field • Method Road Soccer Stadium • Paul Derr Track • RBC Center • Reynolds Coliseum • J.W. Isenhour Tennis Center • SAS Stadium • Willis R. Casey Aquatic Center • Fight Song • Red and White Song

Campus

Main Campus • Centennial Campus • Centennial Biomedical Campus • Greek Court • D.H. Hill Library • Bell Tower • The Brickyard • The Atrium • Court of North Carolina • Free Expression Tunnel • JC Raulston Arboretum • PULSTAR Nuclear Reactor

Student Life

People •Technician • Nubian Message • African American Cultural Center • Agromeck • Hillsborough Street • Theatre • Talley Student Center • WKNC • Wolfline
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