Media Resources | NC State ISE

Media Contacts

Are you looking for specific information about the ISE Department? Talk with a member of our media relations team.

Robert Lasson
Director of Creative Services
Fitts ISE Department
rrlasson@ncsu.edu
919.515.3016

ISE Logos

The ISE logo uses Century Schoolbook Bold Italic and Univers fonts. But, they do not need to be loaded on your system.

• The JPG files should be used for PowerPoint, Microsoft Office documents and the web
• The PNG files offer a transparent background and are good for student research posters
• The EPS files have been created as line-art vector files and are the only logos that should be used for print because vector files will print cleanly at any size

If you need some other color variation or file formats of our logo, please contact our Director of Creative Services, Robert Lasson  |  rrlasson@ncsu.edu  |  919.515.3016.
 

JPG   |   PNG (transparent)   |   EPS
 

JPG   |   PNG (transparent)   |   EPS

.PNG (transparent)   |   EPS
 

PNG (transparent)   |   EPS

Departmental Description

If you need more detailed information, please contact our Director of Creative Services, Robert Lasson  |  rrlasson@ncsu.edu  |  919.515.3016.

Full Description

The Edward P. Fitts Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) at NC State is one of only five named ISE departments in the United States. It ranks among the top 15 programs in the country according to U.S. News and World Report. The department currently has a rich and diverse research portfolio in:

• Advanced and biomedical manufacturing
• Health systems
• Human-systems
• Supply chain and logistics
• Systems analytics and optimization

ISE also supports two other academic programs – Operations Research and Integrated Manufacturing Systems Engineering.

NC State ISE has strong connections with other departments, universities, medical schools, and external partners. It houses two state-funded centers – the Ergonomics Center of North Carolina (Ergocenter) and the Center for Additive Manufacturing and Logistics (CAMAL). The Ergocenter is the only center of its kind at a U.S. public research institution. CAMAL is one of the most advanced manufacturing and 3D printing laboratories in the country.