Faculty Central

Through the Office of Global Engagement, this fund supports the development of research and educational exchange between AC21 members by providing seed funding for a variety of collaborative research projects and activities.

The Advisor Academy is a two-day, intensive workshop focused on the conceptual, relational, and informational aspects of advising at NC State.

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.

If you do not find what you need online through the NCSU Libraries, request scanned articles or chapters free of charge through Tripsaver which also provides interlibrary loan of books or media or other scholarly resources.

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.

NC State Budget Central provides timely information about NC State’s budget process and ongoing budget planning. Here you will find communications from the university's administration and links useful to campus administrators and budget managers.

The Chancellor’s Innovation Fund (CIF) awards up to $75,000 to support short-term commercially-focused research projects. Information is available on the CIF application process, proposal criteria and review, faculty eligibility and current fiscal year schedule.

The NCSU Libraries provides guidance and tools to help you store and organize lots of references, and format bibiliographies and papers in specific citation styles.

The Committee on International Programs is an official University Standing Committee with membership appointed by the Chancellor. Faculty from each of NC State’s colleges meet monthly and are responsible for advising the Senior Vice Provost for NC State Global on policy and regulation.

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.

One-on-one consultations with individual faculty or group consultations with departments or committees help faculty explore various teaching and learning strategies and approaches. A consultation may consist of one or two meetings to discuss topics of interest or a series of meetings over the course of the semester. Whether you are looking to try something new in a class or to discuss a particular teaching and learning issue, the OFE staff is happy to provide personalized support.

The Copyright and Digital Scholarship Center advises NCSU Libraries and the NC State community on issues of scholarly communication, copyright, and digital scholarship. The CDSC is the central hub of digital scholarship support and offers resources for faculty and students working on digital research projects.

Faculty directors of approved study abroad programs are encouraged to review these resources.

Oversees the undergraduate course approval process (UCCC) as well as the GEP approval process (CUE) a the university level. This office provides assistance with Course Inventory Management software (CIM) and can provide guidance on the university level course approval process.

The assessment process requires cooperation from and collaboration with all levels of faculty and staff. These resources help faculty understand academic assessment requirements and how to meet them.