Our Makerspaces, digital media labs, and extensive Technology Lending Service demonstrate our commitment to developing emerging literacies by giving faculty and their students access to new and emerging technologies, along with expert guidance and support. The NCSU Libraries is a technology incubator for the university. This expertise allows us to work closely with faculty across the disciplines to support their research, teaching and outreach efforts, and to provide assistance to interdisciplinary clusters such as those in the Chancellor’s Faculty Excellence Program. Our subject specialists and research librarians collaborate with faculty members to provide subject and technology expertise throughout the research lifecycle.
We provide the campus community with demand-driven, network-based collections that reflect the strengths of the university in support of research and teaching, through more than 5.2 million volumes and 91,000 subscriptions (90,000 of which are electronic).
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How does the NCSU Libraries work with and support faculty at the university?īy providing a unique suite of resources, technologies, spaces and librarian expertise, the NCSU Libraries enables and encourages research, professional development, experimentation, and technology-intensive projects, and builds community by showcasing university research and bringing together scholars from many disciplines. For example, the same large-scale visualization spaces and walls that allow students and faculty to view data in novel ways also serve as venues for them to exhibit their research and host public talks, events and press conferences. The very same platforms that enable us to provide these things for the NC State community also allow us to expand our offerings beyond the gates of campus. Hill Library, and creative recruitment and development of 21st century librarians, we believe we are doing just that. Susan Nutter, Vice Provost and Director of the NCSU Libraries What is the role of the NCSU Libraries at NC State?įirst and foremost, the NCSU Libraries’ goal is to provide our primary users - the faculty and students of NC State - with the innovative spaces, technologies, services and resources they need to access and create knowledge, develop competitive skills, compete for funding, and ultimately develop solutions for the challenges facing our state, nation and world. We spoke with Susan Nutter, vice provost and director of the NCSU Libraries, about how the libraries serve to strengthen teaching, learning, research and service for all members of the NC State community and beyond.
With numerous national awards and honors, including the 2016 National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the NCSU Libraries serves as a gateway to knowledge for the North Carolina State University community and partners. The NCSU Libraries represent one of the hallmarks of NC State’s academic excellence.
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