NCSU Libraries provides a full range of library services to all affiliated users. The services listed below highlight NCSU Libraries services that are of particular use to members of the faculty.
Teaching Support
NCSU librarians will work with you
to provide library orientations, assist in creating research assignments, and
create course web pages that help students learn to find, evaluate, and use
information.
If you have specific resources that you want to make easily available
to all students in your classes, consider putting the information on reserve.
Consult with Reserves staff to learn about options for making course material
available electronically.
Research Support
A growing collection of citations and full text of scholarly works by NC State faculty members, graduate students, and research staff.
Contact the reference librarian specializing in your subject area for advice on ways to research topics and verification of bibliographic information.
Request a database search on a particular focused topic. This service is especially useful if you need to find information in an interdisciplinary subject area, or a topic outside your regular area of expertise.
Faculty members at N.C. State may apply for the use of a single or shared research study room, assigned on a semester basis. These studies are located on floors two through nine of the D. H. Hill Library's bookstacks tower.
Library Materials
Communicate with the collection manager in your subject area about your areas of special interest for research and teaching. The collection manager can keep an eye out for new materials that can be obtained to support your research area.
Complete this form to request a specific item. This information will automatically go to the collection manager who orders materials for your subject area.
If you need a particular item that is not owned by NCSU Libraries, you can request it through Tripsaver, and the Interlibrary Services will request the material from another library for your use.
NCSU Libraries is part of a library consortium that also includes the libraries of Duke University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and North Carolina Central University. You can use your NCSU Faculty ID card to borrow materials directly from these libraries.
Through NCSU Libraries' membership in the Center for Research Libraries (CRL), NCSU students and scholars also have access to the Center's significant research collections. Information on CRL holdings may be obtained by searching CRL's online catalog or browsing CRL's handbook.
Copyright Guidance
This Center serves as a resource to the NC State community on scholarly communication issues including copyright and fair use as they relate to library collections and services. It also provides faculty with information on retaining publication agreements, and retaining rights to your own works.
