Offices & Centers
Alternative Licensure
Alternative Licensure refers to the program areas that do not lead to degrees and require that the applicant hold an undergraduate degree with a 2.5 overall GPA. For more information, visit the Alternative Licensure section of our Professional Education Program.
Development Office
The Development Office exists to raise current and future private funds to support the research, extension and academic programs of the College.
Fiscal Operations & Research Management
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The Fiscal Operations & Research Management Department is responsible for budgetary and fiscal issues related to college operations and research.
Office of Research Development
The Office of Research Development supports the College's active, research-driven faculty in seeking grant money for extensive research projects.
Student Services
The Student Services Office helps undergraduate and graduate students find out about scholarships, financial aid, student development and more.
K-12 Professional Education
The Professional Education Program answers many questions: What teacher programs does NC State offer? How do you become a teacher? Click here to find out.
Teaching Fellows
Founded in 1987, by the NC Public School Forum and funded by the NC General Assembly, the Teaching Fellows Program strives to graduate well-prepared teachers, deeply committed to high quality educational experiences for tomorrow's young people. At NC State, the total enrollment of Teaching Fellows is approximately 127. Their offices are located in Poe Hall room 408.
Educational Information Technology
EdIT maintains the physical and technological infrastructure of the College. In addition, members of the group act as a resource for faculty, staff and students on issues related to technology. This work includes support of instructional technology both in the College and in the public schools of North Carolina. The group also provides strategic planning for facilities renovations, capital improvements, computing and networking. They maintain and manage the Computer Labs of Poe Hall.
Learning Technologies
Learning Technologies facilitates faculty, staff and student use of electronic media, tools and resources. Its objective is not only to help keep the college aware of the technology available for enhancing learning, research and professional practice, but also to provide an environment for experimentation with technology for instruction.
Media Center
The Library Media Center supports the College of Education and the Department of Psychology with educational materials including books, journals, textbooks, reserves, and audiovisual resources. It provides equipment for checkout to instructors and students who have classes in Poe Hall. Workshops in the use of equipment or software instruction for groups or individuals may be pre-arranged. See our services for more details. The media center also houses a 20 workstation (PC & Mac) open computer lab with access to Unity print quota printers, cash printers, and 3 Wolf copycard copy machines.
Affiliated with the NCSU Libraries, the Media Center materials can be accessed through the D.H. Hill online catalog. The media center can request items for delivery from D.H. Hill. During the regular school year a reference librarian from D.H. Hill, maintains office hours in the LTRC media center.
last updated 12/20/07
