North Carolina State University, Office of Research and Graduate Studies, Expired Project Files 1966-1997

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North Carolina State University, Office of Research and Graduate Studies, Expired Project Files 1966-1997

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The North Carolina State University, Office of Research and Graduate Studies Expired Project Files contain grant applications, follow-up requests, summaries of projects, and final reports pertaining to grants applied for by offices and units at North Carolina State University. Materials range in date from 1966 to 1997. The Office of Research and Graduate Studies at North Carolina State University oversees graduate programs at the university, as well as research efforts undertaken by faculty and students. Files in this subgroup contain information about funded grant projects that units within the university received for the purpose of conducting research; the Office of Research and Graduate Studies is responsible for overseeing grant-funded projects at North Carolina State University.

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