Teaching and Research Support for Faculty
Carleton College supports our faculty and their development at every stage of their careers — in their teaching, research, and other scholarly pursuits.
Dean of the College Office
The Dean of the College Office oversees the academic programs of the College and supports the work of the faculty.
Academic Innovation and Centers
Carleton’s Academic Innovation and Centers focus extra resources on innovative areas of scholarship and pedagogy.
A&I Seminar Resources
Help for Carleton faculty members teaching Argument and Inquiry seminars, courses designed to teach new students abut the meaning and value of a liberal arts education.
Center for Civic & Community Engagement (CCCE)
The CCCE helps faculty integrate civic and community engagement into courses and research, as well as supporting their public scholarship.
The Grants Office
The Grants Office helps faculty identify and apply for external sources of funding to support their academic activities.
Digital Humanities Associates
The Digital Humanities Associates are a group of undergraduate students who work as interns on projects and courses throughout the academic year, collaborating closely with faculty who conduct arts and humanities research and who teach using digital methods and tools.
Information Technology Services
Information Technology Services supports the academic technology needs of faculty for their courses and research.
Gould Library librarians and other staff
Gould Library librarians and other staff work closely with faculty to provide research support for their classes and assignments, and partner with them to build library collections that support the curriculum.
The IdeaLab
The IdeaLab provides integrated curricular support and training with a special emphasis on technology tools, media, visual representations and audio.
Perlman Center for Learning & Teaching (LTC)
The Perlman Center for Learning & Teaching coordinates programs for new and experienced faculty, circulates new information about teaching theories and strategies, and helps to identify problems and suggest solutions for classroom practice.
Perlman Teaching Museum
The Perlman Teaching Museum works with faculty who wish to use works of art in their teaching or research.
Science Education Resource Center
The Science Education Resource Center (SERC) supports Carleton faculty and educators worldwide in the Earth sciences and beyond.
Spatial Analysis
Spatial Analysis is a set of techniques for analyzing spatial data and improving spatial literacy.
Undergraduate Research
Resources are available to support faculty-mentored student research from the Humanities Center, the Science Board, and the Dean of the College office.
