The Graduate School offers extensive support to NC State faculty and staff who are responsible for graduate programs or who serve as graduate student advisors. Resources include an administrative handbook, information services on every aspect of graduate education, helpful forms, program development guidelines and more.
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The Graduate School
Attract top students in your field to NC State by taking advantage of the Graduate School's recruiting resources, including a recruitment video with student testimonials, fellowships, a visitation program and funds for departmental recruiting activities.
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The Graduate School
The Graduate School offers a variety of professional development programs for graduate students and postdocs. Programs are available in the areas of communication, personal and professional development, leadership and management, and academic development. The Professional Development website offers descriptions of individual workshop and certificate programs and provides links to the Reporter registration system.
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The Graduate School
Request permission for an individual who is not a Graduate Faculty member to teach a graduate course. (Login required)
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The Graduate School
The RPT Report, formerly known as the RADAR RPT Report, provides a list of grant activity to help faculty members build their RPT Dossier. The RPT Report is a pre-defined report generated through the Sponsored Research Activity Reporting (SRAR) viewer, which is powered by SAS Visual Analytics.
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Research and Innovation
NC State's academic department heads provide leadership for more than 60 departments throughout 10 colleges. This list includes department heads' department, appointment date, name, email and college.
Building a robust dossier is key to a successful reappointment, promotion or tenure process. We have provided a variety of resources outlining the rules and regulations you need to efficiently gather all relevant information.
The Association of Retired Faculty consists of retired faculty and EPA professional staff from NC State. The organization was founded in 1983 to share common interests and to maintain an organized association with the University.
Pack Hacks for Faculty is a section of the Provost’s Office newsletter where NC State faculty members provide quick tips, advice and other insight to facilitate success in one or more of the realms of faculty responsibility.
The Community Engaged Faculty Fellows Program is a learning community focused on community engagement. The fellows keep current with literature and teach or have taught service-learning courses. The responsibility of the fellows is to serve as mentors for those interested in learning more about community engaged practices.
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Outreach and Engagement
This grant is provided to NC State faculty to assist them with creating accessible multimedia. Creating captions can be a significant investment of resources. This fund allows faculty to use modern course delivery mechanisms while ensuring all students can fully engage with course content.
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Office of Information Technology
Through NC State’s institutional membership, all graduate students, postdoctoral scholars and faculty have access to the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NCFDD), which provides professional development, training and mentoring.
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Office of Faculty Development
Peer Review of Teaching can be considered a component of the scholarship of teaching and part of the formative and summative evaluations of teaching.
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Office of Faculty Development
The Office for Faculty Excellence fosters faculty success in every career stage by offering professional and leadership development programming, supporting policies related to faculty employment, and facilitating faculty awards and recognition.
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Office for Faculty Excellence
A calendar of all upcoming faculty development events and programs that the Office for Faculty Excellence facilitates for faculty.
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Office for Faculty Excellence
