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per issue—240,000 per year
• Dedicated readers—44% of readers use this publication
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NC STATE READER PROFILE
AGE
• 27% over age 57
• 24% ages 47–56
• 28% ages 37–46
• 21% age 36 or younger
GENDER
• 36% female
• 64% male
EDUCATION
• 54% completed a bachelor’s degree
• 33% completed a master’s or
professional degree
• 10% completed a doctoral degree
RESIDENCE
• 64% live in NC
• 36% live outside NC
HOME OWNERSHIP
• 90% own a home
• 30% own a second home or
investment property
TRAVEL
• 97% take flights for business or pleasure
• 61% have traveled outside the US in last 5 years
• 86% travel within the US
INVOLVEMENT
• 51% spend 30 minutes to 1 hour
reading magazine
• 25% spend 1–2 hours reading magazine
ANNUAL INCOME
• 24% $75,000–$99,999
• 39% $100,000+
CONSUMER HABITS
• 45% attend a professional sporting event
• 85% attend cultural events
• 46% attend an NC State athletic event
AD SPECIFICATIONS AND PRODUCTION REQUIREMENTS
• Ads should be provided as “PDF/X-1a” PDF format files.
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• Files provided should be either: CMYK for color
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• Digital files should be made to the exact size and
specifications. We are not responsible for files that do not
adhere to these specs. Ads that do not conform to these
specs may be charged a design fee for corrections.
AD SIZES
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reproduction is important. NC State is not responsible
for the quality of ad reproduction if color proof is
substandard, or no proof is provided.
SUBMIT - email ads to: [email protected].
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inside .50˝ margin from trim
Half Horizontal
7.375˝ x 4.125˝
Half Vertical
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One-Third Vertical
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Two-Thirds Vertical
4.75˝ x 8.75˝
One-Third Horizontal
4.75˝ x 4.125˝
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restaurant in Kinston, N.C.;
Cathy Sterling ’77 was NC
State’s first woman to be
elected student body president; one of the drawings
from the class taught by
Jennifer Landin ’11 phd.
DIG DEEPER
>> One of the most popular dishes at
Bida Manda, a Laotian restaurant
in Raleigh, is the crispy rice lettuce
wrap. Vansana Nolintha ’09, the
owner of Bida Manda, shared the
recipe so you can try to re-create
some of the same culinary magic in
your own home. And if you want to
try a dish from Chef & the Farmer in
Kinston, N.C., owner and chef Vivian
Howard ’00 has shared a recipe for
her own twist on grilled corn.
keyword: Recipes
WORTH A LOOK
EXTRAS
>> The Student Leadership Initiative
is an effort by NCSU Libraries to
document experiences of student
leaders at NC State through the
years and record their memories of
their time on campus. We’ve shared
some of those stories—like that of
Cathy Sterling ’77, the first woman
to be elected student body president—with our online readers over
the last few months.
keywords: Student
Leadership Initiative
see article p. 30
>> Howard may be an accomplished
chef, but she ran into one cooking
challenge she couldn’t meet while
filming her new PBS series, A Chef’s
Life. Read all about Howard’s kitchen
nightmare and more about the filming of her television series.
keywords: Vivian Howard
see article p. 30
>> Opening night for Bida Manda did
not go well. Nolintha recalls how he
fled the restaurant during the middle
of dinner service, and then collected
himself and got to work addressing
the problems. It helped, Nolintha
says, that the community was ready
to embrace him and his restaurant.
keywords: Bida Manda
SHARE
>> College can be a place for first
love, first heartbreak or just a lot
of first dates. We’d like to hear
your memories of the college
dating scene when you were at
NC State. Do you remember taking
the object of your affections to a
special concert or football game?
Did you go on a blind date or have
a secret admirer? Share your
stories and we’ll publish some of
them in an upcoming issue of NC
State. Write us at ncstate_editor@
ncsu.edu or share your story at
redandwhiteforlife.com.
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>> It’s not often that students
in a 200-level biology class get
their work displayed in a state
museum. But that’s what happened with the drawings done
by the students in a biological
illustration class taught by
Jennifer Landin ’11 phd.
The goals of the course, along
with helping students learn about
the diversity of life, are to emphasize the power of observation and
how drawing can enhance it.
Work from Landin’s students
was on exhibit earlier this year
at the North Carolina Aquarium
on Roanoke Island and the N.C.
Museum of Natural Sciences in
Raleigh. The detailed drawings
include studies of the anatomy
of a mosquito head, a comparison
of two types of mushrooms and
the mechanism of toe adhesion
in a gecko.
Landin says drawing skills
aren’t necessary to succeed in
the class. “I teach little tricks
the very first week,” she says.
“The important thing is getting
them to observe closely.”
To read more about Landin and
her class, visit
redandwhiteforlife.com.
keywords: Jennifer Landin
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“If you want to market to NC State
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reach out to the NC State
network and has given us visibility
at a great value.”
—Jennifer Arthur, Assistant Director
, MBA Program,
NC State University
“Advertising in NC State magazine has proven to be very successful for us not only in promoting our
program but also in generating sales. We consistently see direct results from our ads locally and
on a national level as well. If you’re looking to grow your business, promote your products and
see a real return on your marketing efforts, I would recommend advertising in NC State magazine.”
THE FINE PRINT
—Rebecca Mikell, Liberty Mutual Insurance
PAYMENT
First time advertisers reserving space in NC State magazine must prepay for their ad space. Other advertisers may be required to pre-pay at
the discretion of the publisher. All charges are due within 30 days of the
billing date. Overdue accounts are subject to a finance charge of 1.5%
per month (18% per year).
POLICIES
A signed NC State display advertising contract or a signed insertion order
from a recognized advertising agency is required prior to the publication
of display advertising.
All advertisements are subject to approval. The publisher reserves the
right to reject or cancel any advertising for any reason at any time.
Advertising that simulates editorial copy will not be accepted.
All advertisements are accepted and published entirely on the written
representation that the advertiser and/or advertising agency is authorized to
publish the entire contents and subject matter thereof. In consideration of the
publication of advertisements, the advertiser and agency will fully indemnify
and hold harmless the publisher from and against any loss, cost and expense
resulting from any claims, demands, suits, actions, proceedings, recoveries or expenses of any nature whatsoever arising out of publication of such
advertisements, including, without limitation, those resulting from claims or
suits of libel, violation of right of privacy, plagiarism or copyright infringement.
The positioning of advertising in NC State is at the discretion of the
publisher, except for inside covers and page 1, which can be guaranteed
by written contract.
Space that has been reserved may not be canceled after the “Space
Reservation” deadline.
Digitally formatted ads are required by “Ads Due” deadline. The delivery
dates are estimates and are not guaranteed.
The publisher will retain advertising material for one year or will return
to client only upon request. The publisher is not responsible for retaining
advertising material beyond one year.
The publisher is not responsible for errors in key numbers. No
conditions, printed or otherwise, appearing on contracts, insertion
orders or copy instruction that conflict with publisher’s policies will be
binding on the publisher.
AGENCY DISCOUNT
Recognized advertising agencies responsible for reserving space are
eligible for a 10% discount on quoted rates. (In-house agencies are not
available for commission.)
NC STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS DISCOUNT
All campus advertisers are eligible for a 10% discount on rates.
Advertising Contract
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Note: All advertisements are subject to approval. The publisher reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertising for any reason at any time. Advertising that
simulates editorial copy will not be accepted. The positioning of advertising in NC State is at the discretion of the publisher, except for the back cover, inside covers
and page 1, which can be guaranteed by written contract.
With this agreement, ______________________________________has contracted for advertising space in NC State magazine. The contract is subject to all terms
and conditions outlined in “The Fine Print.” Ad must be supplied in digital format as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file according to production specifications.
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