NC State Repository

The NC State Repository is a node in the research infrastructure that gathers and makes visible online intellectual outputs of the NC State University research and learning community. The Libraries works with university departments, units and individuals to curate, describe, and make accessible products of research and intellectual effort through a series of services, including:

Advising on best practices for sharing research and scholarship
Providing storage
Promoting access
Enhancing discovery
Ensuring preservation

Communities in DSpace

Select a community to browse its collections.

Now showing 1 - 3 of 3

Recent Submissions

A Qualitative Study on the Perspectives of Secondary Special Education Teachers in a North Carolina School System on Creating, Implementing, and Evaluating the Effectiveness of Transition Plans for Students with Disabilities.

(2024-11-06) Richard, Ayanna Quiane; Jennifer Ayscue, Chair; Lance Fusarelli, Member; Timothy Drake, Graduate School Representative; Clinton Bolton, Member; June Atkinson, External; Timothy Drake, Member

Development of a Novel Injectable Hydrogel for the Local Delivery of Breast Cancer Immunotherapy.

(2024-11-15) Mantooth, Siena; David Zaharoff, Chair; Yevgeny Brudno, Member; Kristy Ainslie, Inter-Institutional; Justin Milner, Inter-Institutional; Yara Abdou, Inter-Institutional; Melanie Simpson, Graduate School Representative

Interrogating the Associations between the Exposome and Common Complex Diseases.

(2024-09-20) Lloyd, Dillon; Jung-Ying Tzeng, Chair; Alison Motsinger-Reif, External; Matthew Breen, Member; Fred Wright, Member; Benjamin Callahan, Member

Mining the Data to Identify Moral Hazard.

(2024-10-25) Sun, Zhaochen; Barry Goodwin, Chair; Xiaoyong Zheng, Member; Mehmet Caner, Member; Zheng Li, Member; Marc Cubeta, Graduate School Representative

Seeing the South: Racism, Reclamation, and Memory-Making in the Upstate.

(2024-10-21) Baker, Margaret Eleanor; Marsha Gordon, Co-Chair; Victoria Gallagher, Co-Chair; Jason Miller, Member; Jessica Jameson, Member; Ariel Seay-Howard, Member; Ming Liu, Graduate School Representative