Faculty Resources
Our faculty clusters program brings together scholars from across the academic spectrum and gives them the support they need.
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The causes and impacts of society’s biggest challenges touch many subject areas. So do the solutions to these problems. That’s why we created the Chancellor’s Faculty Excellence Program, a collection of 20 interdisciplinary clusters that foster collaboration among faculty researchers at NC State.
In the search for solutions, we’re doing more than bringing diverse groups of researchers together. We’re also building an infrastructure that supports their work. Some pieces of that infrastructure, such as changing promotion and tenure processes to encourage interdisciplinary work, are done behind the scenes. Others are easy to see, like our investment in library support for each faculty cluster.
All our efforts aim to give cluster faculty the tools they need to find innovative, applicable solutions to grand challenges.
Cluster Faculty Resources
Library Support
NCSU Libraries offers dedicated staff, state-of-the-art spaces, and research and visualization services to support our faculty clusters.
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Office of Faculty Development
For faculty across campus, the Office of Faculty Development is a hub of useful information, events and opportunities.
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Research Development Office
From financial support to potential research partners, the Research Development Office helps faculty find the resources to build successful studies.
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Plan-for-Review Template (DOCX)
This form describes the tenure, reappointment and promotions processes for faculty with joint or interdisciplinary appointments.
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Join the Search for Solutions
Our 20 faculty clusters will bring more than 70 new faculty members to NC State. Many of the clusters have completed their hiring, but several positions remain open.
Explore our current tenured and tenure-track openings to see how you can be part of our search for solutions to the grand challenges:
Carbon Electronics
Associate or full professor (one opening)