Faculty Central

Academic Coordinator for Transfer Students

Email/skype advising support for advisors or students who are not able to meet face-t-face

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

This Center helps students become standout job candidates.

Assists faculty in verifying student absences.

Navigate is a suite of tools campus faculty and staff use to support students to timely graduation through a continuity of care and proactive advising structure. Advising Technology hosts training opportunities and prepares resources for faculty and staff to maximize Navigate for efficient and effective advising and student support.

Arts NC State advocates on behalf of an exciting and diverse collective of visual and performing arts programs. The programs of Arts NC State are the Crafts Center, the Dance Program, the Gregg Museum of Art and Design, the Music Department, NC State LIVE, and University Theatre.

Students sometimes struggle in ways that lead to concerns for their well-being. Learn how to share a concern, when to make a referral, what happens next, and find faculty-specific resources to help students.

The Disability Resources Office is a resource for faculty in understanding their responsibility in providing an inclusive and accessible educational environment for all students. Resources are available on providing accommodations, teaching students with disabilities, making course content available, and related university policies and procedures.

Two processes exist for undergraduate programs: academic assessment and program review. The academic assessment process is continuous, based on student learning outcomes and competencies assessment of the academic programs (SLOs) and the General Education program (competencies). The External Undergraduate Academic Program Review is an eight-year process based on annual process results and other relevant data for the programs.

One of the most difficult aspects of maintaining academic integrity in the classroom is deciding what to do once you believe that academic misconduct has occurred. The following information is designed to help you in confronting a student whom you believe may have committed academic misconduct.

Ensuring classroom integrity is two-fold. The first part involves educating students about your expectations for the integrity of their work in class. The second part involves actively preventing academic misconduct and confronting situations where you believe academic misconduct might have occurred. The link contains tips for creating and maintaining an environment of integrity in your classroom.

Student Involvement cultivates meaningful student involvement beyond the classroom at NC State. SI programs and services are designed to develop career-ready, civically engaged graduates. The department houses the DASA co-curricular transcript program, provides student organization management and event planning oversight, and directly advises Student Government and the University Activities Board.

Leadership and Civic Engagement provides unique learning opportunities that embody the value of leadership, service, responsible citizenship, and ethics. Leadership and Civic Engagement offers opportunities such as Alternative Service Break (ASB), leadership development workshops and programs, and service initiatives focusing on local, national and global social justice issues.

The Academic Support Program for Student Athletes (ASPSA) is a comprehensive support program that strives to meet the academic, personal and professional development needs of NC State's student-athletes. The unit provides academic support such as mentoring and tutoring to the student-athlete population.