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Here’s how the Libraries can support your instruction this spring

1/9/2023

As faculty turn their attention to their spring semester syllabi and logistics, the Libraries would like to remind instructors that we offer a robust teaching program to integrate into your…

Gwynn Thayer

Libraries’ Gwynn Thayer to teach oral history

9/18/2022

The NC State History Department is pleased to announce that Gwynn Thayer, Associate Head and Chief Curator of the Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) and Faculty Affiliate in the…

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Digitizing Medieval Manuscripts for the Classroom

4/18/2022

This is the first of two blog posts about using Special Collections' digitized materials in the classroom. The Special Collections Research Center of NC State University Libraries houses a wide…

Hannah Rainey, Associate Head of Research Engagement

Hannah Rainey chosen for ARL leadership program

2/25/2022

Hannah Rainey, the Libraries’ Associate Head of Research Engagement, has been selected by the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) to participate in their 2022-23 Leadership and Career Development…

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Innovative work and teaching will shine in the Hill Library's new Innovation Studio

4/27/2020

NC State’s “Think and Do” culture has helped make its students and faculty rank among the nation’s most innovative. The Hill Library’s new Innovation Studio, opening in fall 2020, will showcase that…

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See all the online learning & teaching resources at the Libraries

3/19/2020

The Libraries is expanding our online services and resources in support of academic continuity. As faculty and students transition to online learning and teaching, the Libraries has created a…

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SCRC collaborates with Dr. John Morillo's ENG 582 Animal Studies class

8/23/2019

Welcome back, Wolfpack! It’s been a long, quiet summer around here without you, and we’re glad you’re back. Last fall, Professor John Morillo’s ENG 582 Animal Studies class visited the SCRC to use…

DELTA Fall Workshops and Seminars

8/22/2011

Registration is now open for the DELTA fall 2011 workshop series and the schedule of classes begins on Tuesday, September 6. By attending DELTA workshops and seminars, you can explore best practices…