Public Enagement Projects
Historical Photographs in the Erdahl-Cloyd West Wing
The goal of this project was to install twelve framed historical images from the NC State University Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center in the Erdahl-Cloyd West Wing of the D. H. Hill Jr. Library. The selected images connect the current… Read more
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Flash Futures Writing Workshop
The Libraries collaborated with NC State University Theatre to offer an intensive workshop bringing people together to write scripts for 10-minute audio scenes from the future.
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Beavers: Ecosystem Engineers on Campus
An immersive exhibit about urban beavers and the ecological benefits they provide, including on the NC State campus.
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Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions Open Course Library
We created a website to openly share presentations from the Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions course with educators, prospective students and their families, alumni, and the general public.
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Increasing the Public Impact of Research (pilot)
Dr. Adriana de Souza e Silva partnered with the Open Knowledge Center to experiment with various modes of increasing the potential for her work to have impacts outside of higher education. As a pilot project, this public impact strategy offers a… Read more
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Mapping for Habitat for Humanity
Caldwell students create maps that help Habitat for Humanity communicate about regional housing needs to local leaders.
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Building Faculty Communities that Support Scholarly Communication
As scholarly communication grows more complex, the Libraries seeks to champion NC State researchers who represent a broad array of backgrounds to communicate their research. Our project found that researchers seek three main areas of support: help… Read more
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Fermentology
Fermentology is a digital collection of written and media works about the culture, history, and science of fermented foods.
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Virtual Martin Luther King, Jr. Project (vMLK)
The Virtual MLK Project is an immersive digital experience of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s "A Creative Protest (Fill Up the Jails)" speech which was delivered at White Rock Baptist Church in Durham, NC in February 1960. The project is… Read more
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