Parents & Families Services
2019-2020 FAMILY HANDBOOK AND CALENDAR WELCOME TO THE WOLFPACK
My Student’s Contact Information Parents & Families Services
Student ID # Now that your student has enrolled, you too are a member of the Wolfpack. At NC State, we view Residence Hall the relationship we have with our students’ parents and families as a partnership; one created to Room # help students be successful. It is our goal to nurture that relationship by keeping you well-informed, because we sincerely believe that when you are informed, your student will benefit. Mailing Address
Services Programs and Events
Phone # We work diligently to ensure that parents are The Office of Parents & Families Services has Email Address informed by providing enhanced services a variety of programs and events designed to and communications for all NC State parents bring our parents to campus and celebrate the Sending Mail? For details on mailing a package to your and families. These services include, but important roles that parents and families play in on-campus student please see Section III. Life at NC State are not limited to: web and social media, the lives of students and within the university in the back of this handbook or visit the housing website periodic electronic and print communications, community. online at go.ncsu.edu/mail. emergency email notifications and the Parents’ HelpLine. Events and programs currently offered are:
Contact Us Our Parents’ HelpLine is a phone and email Parents & Families Weekend resource for Pack Parents to rely on when it PacKIN ACTION Sibling Event Parents & Families Services Parents’ HelpLine comes to supporting their student(s). Parents Spring Fling Weekend E. Carroll Joyner Visitor Center 919.515.2441 should feel free to call our office Monday-Friday First in Family Reception Campus Box 7404 [email protected] Raleigh, NC 27695-7404 parents.ncsu.edu between 7:30am - 4:30pm or email our office Parent Volunteer Network anytime they have questions or concerns. Very Important Parent (VIP) Discount Program Welcome to the NC State Family! Important Dates
We are delighted that your student has chosen NC State. meaningful ways. No matter what your student’s goal may be, August 16 - 18, 2019 Move-In Weekend Our exceptional Wolfpack community makes NC State great, at NC State, we help make it a reality. and we know that your family will strengthen it further. Over August 19, 2019 Convocation Our students’ success is built on a longstanding tradition of the next few years, your student will be immersed in the educational excellence as well as a productive partnership world-class instruction and innovation for which NC State and August 21, 2019 First Day of Classes between families and the university. We know that you are the Research Triangle are known. As a university, we work to Fall Semester not only an advocate for your student but also a source of provide all students with the resources and support to create a encouragement and support. August 27, 2019 Last Day to Add a Course foundation for success. Without Permission We want to ensure that you have the necessary resources We are proud to offer our students a great variety of September 2, 2019 Labor Day to be well informed and involved. Parents’ Orientation is a (University closed) educational opportunities, allowing them to gain real-world significant first step to helping your student achieve a smooth experience, recognize their potential and discover how they October 10 - 11, 2019 Fall Break transition into college. The Office of Parents and Families (University open) can make an impact – whether through participating in honors Services provides a variety of resources to help keep you and scholars programs, understanding of global perspectives November 27 - 29, 2019 Thanksgiving Break connected to all things NC State. I hope you find this calendar during study abroad programs, or tackling real-world and handbook a useful reference for information about dates, challenges through hands-on research. Students can also be December 19, 2019 Fall Commencement events, academics, and student life on campus. involved in an exceptional variety of co-curricular activities and on-campus programming, including pre-professional We are genuinely excited to have your family join us. Welcome Dec. 23, 2019 - Jan. 1, 2020 Winter Break (University closed) organizations, intramural sports, and opportunities for service. to our tradition-rich, vibrant, diverse community. I wish you Embodying the Think and Do spirit, NC State students stand and your student the best as we start the academic year January 6, 2020 First Day of Classes Spring Semester apart as creative, critical thinkers. together and embark on a bright future. January 20, 2020 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day NC State produces national scholars and fellows, and our Sincerely, (University closed) graduates are consistently ranked among the most desirable in the nation. Our alumni contribute more than $4.2 billion to the March 9 - 13, 2020 Spring Break (University open) state economy each year. From launching businesses to W. Randolph Woodson producing new technologies, they are changing the world in Chancellor May 9, 2020 Commencement AUGUST 2019
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Ask your students… What is it like living in your residence hall? How are you meeting new people? Is campus becoming more familiar to you? 1 2 3
Parents & Famillies Weekend Tickets go on sale 4 5 6 7 8 go.ncsu.edu/pfw 9 10
Move-in Move-in 11 12 13 14 15 16 Weekend 17 Weekend
Move-in Convocation First Day 18 Weekend 19 20 21 of Classes 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
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AUGUST 2019 SEPTEMBER 2019
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Labor Day University Closed. 1 2 No Classes. 3 4 5 6 7
Deadline for Student Health Insurance 8 9 10 Waiver 11 12 13 14
Flu Clinic Parents Parents go.ncsu.edu/ & Families & Families 15 16 17 18 flushot 19 20 Weekend 21 Weekend
Parents Flu Clinic & Families go.ncsu.edu/ 22 Weekend 23 24 25 flushot 26 27 28
Ask your students… Tell me about your classes so far? What are some of the out-of-classroom experiences you are enjoying? 29 30 Are you feeling homesick? What can we do to help?
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SEPTEMBER 2019 OCTOBER 2019
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Ask your students… FAFSA Flu Clinic How are you Available Online go.ncsu.edu/ fafsa.gov flushot preparing for NC State School your midterms? 1 Code: 002972 2 3 4 5
Flu Clinic Fall Break Fall Break go.ncsu.edu/ No Classes. No Classes. flushot University University 6 7 8 9 10 Open. 11 Open. 12
Flu Clinic Flu Clinic go.ncsu.edu/ go.ncsu.edu/ 13 14 15 flushot 16 17 flushot 18 19
Flu Clinic go.ncsu.edu/ 20 21 22 23 flushot 24 25 26
Flu Clinic What are you doing to stay healthy? How was your go.ncsu.edu/ meeting with your advisor? What are your classes flushot next semester? Have you started the FAFSA? 27 28 29 30 31 … and remind them you are there for support.
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OCTOBER 2019 NOVEMBER 2019
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Ask your students… How is (name of your student’s club/organization) going? Have your values or beliefs been challenged or have they changed at all? Have you connected with any friends from home? How are you feeling about exams? 1 2
Flu Clinic Flu Clinic go.ncsu.edu/ go.ncsu.edu/ 3 4 flushot 5 flushot 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Flu Clinic go.ncsu.edu/ 17 18 19 20 flushot 21 22 23
Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Break Break Break No Classes. No Classes. No Classes. University University University 24 25 26 27 Open. 28 Closed. 29 Closed. 30
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NOVEMBER 2019 DECEMBER 2019
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Flu Clinic Last Day go.ncsu.edu/ of Classes 1 2 3 4 flushot 5 6 7
Final Final Reading Final Final 8 9 Exams 10 Exams 11 Day 12 Exams 13 Exams 14
Final Final Final Fall 15 16 Exams 17 Exams 18 Exams 19 Commencement 20 21
Winter Break No Classes. Residence Halls 22 23 Closed. 24 25 26 27 28 University Closed through 01/01/20.
Ask your students… How do you think your semester went overall? What will you do differently in the spring? What are your plans for the winter break? 29 30 31 … and remind them of how proud they make you.
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DECEMBER 2019 JANUARY 2020
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Ask your students… What are you looking New Year’s Day forward to this semester? Would you like us to University Closed. visit for Spring Fling weekend? What 2020-2021 scholarships do you plan to apply for? 1 2 3 4
First Day 5 6 of Classes 7 8 9 10 11
Spring Fling Flu Clinic Tickets go.ncsu.edu/ go on sale flushot parents. 12 13 14 ncsu.edu 15 16 17 18
Martin L. King, Jr. Day University Closed. 19 20 No Classes. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
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JANUARY 2020 FEBRUARY 2020
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Ask your students… Do you have plans for Spring Break? Let’s discuss budget, safety, communication, etc. Have you connected with anyone in your new classes? Have you completed the FAFSA application? 1
Flu Clinic National Wear go.ncsu.edu/ Red Day 2 3 4 5 flushot 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Flu Clinic go.ncsu.edu/ 16 17 18 19 flushot 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
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FEBRUARY 2020 MARCH 2020
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FAFSA Priority Filing Deadline NC State School Code: 1002972 2 3 4 5 6 7
Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break No Classes. Residence Halls Closed. 8 9 University Open. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Ask your students… Are you being challenged by your classes? Are you still enjoying your major? 29 30 31 Have you considered enrolling in Summer Sessions?
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MARCH 2020 APRIL 2020
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Ask your students… How are you preparing for your final exams? What are you doing to stay healthy? What are your plans for the summer? Let’s talk about house rules. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Last Day Reading 19 20 21 22 23 of Classes 24 Day 25 26 27 Final Exams 28 Final Exams 29 Final Exams 30 Final Exams
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APRIL 2020 MAY 2020
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Ask your students… Final Exams In what ways have you grown as an individual this year? What is the process for moving out of the residence hall? What do you need from us? How do you plan to keep in touch with your friends? 1 2
Final Exams Final Exams Commencement commencement 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .nscu.edu
Maymester, Summer Session I - First Day 10 11 12 13 of Classes 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Memorial Day No Classes. University 24 25 Closed. 26 27 28 29 30
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31 MAY 2020 JUNE 2020
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Summer Summer Session I - Session I - Final Final 14 15 16 17 Exams 18 Exams 19 20
Summer Session II - First Day 21 22 of Classes 23 24 25 26 27
Summer Talking Points… A time of reflection. Staying connected with college friends. 28 29 30 Spending time with family.
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JUNE 2020 JULY 2020
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Ask your students… How are you preparing No Classes. Independence for the fall? What are your goals for the fall University Closed. Day semester? What is your plan for returning to campus? How can we help? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Summer Summer Session II - Session II - Final Final 26 27 Exams 28 Exams 29 30 31
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JULY 2020 PARENTS HANDBOOK
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Table of Contents ...... 1 Preliminary Information
I. All-Access Pack Parent ...... 2 FERPA MyPack Portal 01 Being a Pack Parent ...... 2 The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act MyPack Portal is the online student information 02 Pack Parent Benefit Programs ...... 3 (FERPA) is a federal law and set of regulations system used by NC State students to access 03 Learn the Lingo ...... 4 governing the access to, and privacy of, educational all of their academic records, enrollment and records. FERPA gives students access to most of degree planning tools, student accounts, personal II. Academic and Financial Resources...... 5 their academic records as well as the ability to information, on campus living information and more. 01 Academic Overview ...... 5 obtain copies of these records. This law states Students can securely access MyPack using their 02 Student Services Center...... 6 that student records are private and may only Unity ID and password. Cashier’s Office/Registration and Records/Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid be disclosed to school officials, other authorized 03 Undergraduate Resource Centers ...... 7 personnel or with the consent of the student. This Under FERPA, students also have the option to grant law also allows colleges and universities to publish parent/guardian access to see certain information in III. Life at NC State ...... 8 directory information without consent unless a MyPack including Student Accounts/Billing/Payment, 01 University Housing ...... 8 student chooses to block their information. Tax Information, Academic Information, Directory 02 On-campus Student Resources ...... 9 Information and Financial Aid. NC State has made it easy for students to grant 03 Physical and Mental Health ...... 10 consent to parents or guardians so that they Students can grant parent/guardian access by 04 Wellness and Recreation ...... 11 may access educational records or financial navigating to MyPack Portal Student Homepage information through MyPack Portal in the student Personal Information Parent/Guardian Access. IV. Campus Life ...... 12 information system. Campus Services and Resources ...... 12 01 More information about using MyPack Portal 02 Campus Community Centers ...... 14 For more information visit go.ncsu.edu/ferpa. and Parent/Guardian access is available online at 03 Community Expectations...... 17 studentservices.ncsu.edu. 04 Safety and Emergency Communication ...... 18
V. Campus Directory...... 19
1 You’re Invited! I. ALL-ACCESS PARENTS & FAMILIES WEEKEND PACK PARENT September 20-22, 2019 Tickets will go on sale Thursday, August 8, 2019
01 You are now a Pack Parent, congratulations! Did you Know?
Dear Wolfpack Family, Communication with the university, as with your student, is NC State is home to one of the top collegiate golf critical in this new educational endeavor. Stay informed by courses in the country, not only for its Arnold Palmer May I extend warm wishes especially to your 2019-2020 reading emails and correspondences from the university, championship design but also as a training ground for Wolfpack freshman and of course to your entire family. You since this can support you in keeping abreast of important our golf teams, future golf professionals, turf managers are embarking on a special time in your scholar’s career and information to be discussed as a family. and stormwater/sustainability experts. I encourage you to take full advantage of the opportunities, events, services and support that NC State offers to both you The gracious welcome that my son and I received from The course and clubhouse are open to the public, with and your student. Parents & Families Services continues today as a link between indoor practice facilities, club fitting services, a golf our home and NC State. The support this office provides shop and restaurant with veranda and firepit patio. My son enrolled as a freshman for the families, especially in this new chapter of our lives, Students can use their meal plan and All Campus 2018-2019 school year; without a doubt is continual, educational and yes, even comforting. account to dine, and you don’t want to miss Sunday this has been an amazing journey for him I, personally, have connected with Parents & Families brunch when family visits. as a student in the College of Agricultural Services by volunteering and attending Parents & Families and Life Sciences (CALS.) He and I Students can also get discounted golf/cart fees of $40 Weekend, which occurs every fall. Additionally, through the continue to be excited in this educational (M-Th) and $55 (Fri-Sun/ Holidays) to play golf. Special Very Important Parent (VIP) discount program, the Office of community, where he continually rates for families are available for Parents & Families Parents & Families Services has forged partnerships with explores his gifts, talents and interests. Weekend. local and national businesses to offer special discounts to Similar to our roles as parents in the NC State parents throughout the year. Visit go.ncsu.edu/lpgc or call 919.833.3338 to reserve elementary, middle and high school your tee time today. NC State University staff, current Wolfpack parents, as well as years, it is important to encourage our my son and I welcome you to the Pack! We all look forward children to learn and often experience to meeting you and working with you to make this first year a the many clubs, organizations, learning successfully memorable year for your family. villages and other rich opportunities that NC State offers. As we encourage Go Pack! our children, I encourage us as parents to stay connected with the Wolfpack Sincerely, community. Pamela Ford, Proud Pack Parent 2 I. ALL-ACCESS PACK PARENT
02 Pack Parent Benefit Programs Parent Pride Points VIP Partners and Sponsors
The Office of Parents & Families Services facilitates the Parent Pride Points provide parents and families with Hotels partnership of parents, students and the university by the unique opportunity to experience many of our The STATE VIEW (on-campus) Hilton Garden Inn encouraging parents to become more involved and informed well-known Wolfpack traditions. Listed below are 919.743.0055 Raleigh/Crabtree Valley about life at NC State. By partnering with us and supporting 25 parent traditions; some are well-known among Aloft Raleigh 919.703.2525 your student, you are part of the Wolfpack community, a very students while a few are designed specifically for 919.828.9900 Holiday Inn Express Best Western PLUS Cary Inn & Suites important parent. Your student’s success is dependent on your parents and families, but all should include your Hotel & Suites 919.481.1200 919.854.0001 support and engagement. NC State student. Any parent or family member Best Western Raleigh Holiday Inn Raleigh North can earn Pride Points and will have easy access to North Downtown 919.872.3500 This is why the Office of Parents & Families Services has a printable list from the Parents & Families Services 919.872.5000 SpringHill Suites by Marriott worked hard to create two benefit programs exclusively for website for tracking and commemorating each proud Comfort Inn Raleigh Midtown Raleigh/Cary Pack Parents. Our Parent Pride Points program was developed parent experience. Parents who complete 18 of the 919.828.1813 919.977.7244 in collaboration with Student Government and the Student DoubleTree by Hilton 25 Pride Points can send us their list via email and Wingate by Wyndham Raleigh Crabtree Valley Alumni Association to provide opportunities for parents and State Arena Raleigh/Cary will receive a commemorative gift. 919.782.8600 students to experience some of the richest Wolfpack traditions 919.809.8660 Embassy Suites Raleigh Crabtree NC State has to offer. The VIP (Very Important Parent) discount Go to Parents’ Orientation Enjoy Family Dinner 919.881.0000 Entertainment program offers local and online discounts. at Fountain Help Your Student Move-In Fairfield Inn & Suites Raleigh/Cary ARTS NC STATE Visit the NC State Bookstores Visit D.H. Hill Jr. Library 919.301.8467 Ticket Central Remember Parents & Families Services is supportive of all Paint the Free Experience James B. Hampton Inn & Suites Raleigh/Cary 919.515.1100 family members of NC State students, and considers all to Expression Tunnel Hunt Jr. Library 919.233.1798 be Pack Parents. All affiliated programs are open to anyone in Services Attend the Chocolate Festival Take the Krispy Kreme Hampton Inn & Suites Challenge Raleigh Crabtree Valley Red & White Shop the student’s family and all are invited, as well as encouraged, Attend Pre-Game Party & to participate. Football Game Visit the Memorial Belltower 919.881.7080 919.803.3268 Hampton Inn & Suites Security Self-Storage Dine at Clark Dining Hall Whisper in the Wolf Ears Raleigh Downtown 888.680.9038 Send a Care Package Attend an Arts NC State Event 919.825.4770 Write a Letter of Try Howling Cow Ice Cream Encouragement Take the Polar Plunge For a full list of our partners, rates and discount codes Serve as a Parent Volunteer Attend Play4Kay Women’s please refer to your VIP Member Card. New Pack Use Your VIP Discount Card Basketball Game Parents will receive this card in August with a new- Attend Spring Fling Take your student to dinner in Raleigh parent Welcome Packet. This information, and more, Dine at Case Dining Hall is available online at go.ncsu.edu/pfs-vip. Participate in a Parent Service Project 3 I. ALL-ACCESS PACK PARENT
Grade Point Average (GPA) Pack-A-Palooza 03 Learn the Lingo Grade Point Average (GPA) is a summary (semesterly and NC State’s annual street festival, hosted on Hillsborough Street, is Advisor cumulative) of a student’s academic record and is determined by an all-day block party on the final day of Wolfpack Welcome Week. your student’s earned grades. To see the grading scale and a GPA An individual assigned to your student to help them along their Repeating Courses calculator, visit go.ncsu.edu/gpa-calculator. academic journey. This resource provides guidance, shares Undergraduate students have the opportunity to repeat a course opportunities and helps your student graduate on time. Grading System without permission if the previous attempt grade earned was a Atrium NC State operates on a letter grade (A-F) plus/minus grading scale D+ or less. To repeat a course where the grade earned was a C- or The Atrium is a food court located on the Brickyard with a variety of that corresponds to grade points and credit hours. To see the better, students must obtain an advisor’s approval first. For more meal choices for your student. Meal plans and Dining Dollars can be grading system chart, visit policies.ncsu.edu/regulation/reg-02-50-03. information please go online and visit go.ncsu.edu/courserepeat. used here. D.H. Hill Jr. Library Syllabus The Brickyard NC State’s Main Campus library. Study rooms, a makerspace, a Distributed in all academic courses, the syllabus provides a course A plaza located on North Campus that is a gathering spot for students, coffee shop and creamery are just some of the features of this description, learning outcomes, course structure, instructor’s office organizations, club fairs and events. The official name of The Brickyard campus resource. hours and contact information. It also includes required course is University Plaza. materials and details the plan for the semester helping students Howling Cow plan their time wisely and complete the course successfully. C-Store NC State’s very own premium ice cream. Howling Cow is made on Convenience stores around campus that accept the Wolfpack One Card campus at the Feldmeier Dairy Processing Lab in Schaub Hall and Talley Student Union and sell food, beverages and personal items. offers over 15 flavors available at creameries located on both Main Located on Central Campus, Talley Student Union is a foundation and Centennial Campuses. for student life, offering a vast array of programs, dining options CODA and resources. Change of Degree Application (CODA) is a centralized resource James B. Hunt Jr. Library for students applying to add or change majors. Learn more at The University’s Centennial Campus library offers state-of-the-art Technician studentservices.ncsu.edu/your-degree/coda. technology and innovative architecture, it draws students of every The on-campus student newspaper published Monday - Friday discipline here for its unique features. during the academic year and is accessible at technicianonline.com. Centennial Campus Centennial Campus is centered around the mission of research, The Memorial Belltower Tuffy innovation and collaboration with over 100 different businesses and A monument built on campus to honor NC State alumni soldiers killed NC State’s live mascot. Tuffy is a Tamaskan Dog that looks like a government agencies. Home to the College of Engineering, Wilson during World War I. The Belltower, as it is known on campus, is the wolf and makes appearances at campus events and athletic games. College of Textiles and James B. Hunt Jr. Library. center of many Wolfpack traditions and is illuminated red for holidays Witherspoon Student Center that honor our veterans, such as Memorial Day and Veterans’ Day, and Home to the African American Cultural Center, Student Media and Free Expression Tunnel to celebrate NC State’s proudest occasions and achievements. One of three tunnels connecting the two sides of Main Campus the university’s Campus Cinema. The cinema shows films to the divided by railroad tracks. This tunnel is a unique space designated Main Campus NC State community for free. for students to share their thoughts and feelings. It is often used to Original campus of NC State composed of North Campus and Wolfline Central Campus, separated by railroad tracks. North Campus advertise and highlight events and opportunities on campus and is Free campus bus service available to all NC State students. houses many academic buildings whereas Central Campus is the ever changing. See Transportation for more details. hub for student activity. Grade Exclusion Undergraduate students have the ability to select up to two Moodle (Wolfware) NC State courses with a grade of C- or below to be excluded from their A University website with pages for each course in which a cumulative GPA. Students can apply for grade exclusions through their student is enrolled. On Moodle students can check grades, turn in MyPack Portal. Parents and students can access more information about assignments and participate in online discussions. grade exclusions online at policies.ncsu.edu/regulation/reg-02-20-16. 4 Student Success Fund
At NC State, we know that success means pushing the boundaries AND beyond the classroom. The Student Success Fund provides students FINANCIAL with access to opportunities that have the greatest impact on their II. ACADEMIC college experience — experiences that help students grow as innovative, critical thinkers, ready to go out into the world and change it for the better. Programs such as University Scholars, Wellness and Recreation, Leadership and Civic Engagement, and many more are RESOURCES supported through the Student Success Fund by parents and alumni GIVE TODAY just like you. Your gift to the Student Success Fund means that even giving.dasa.ncsu.edu more students will benefit from high-impact experiences they need Phone: 919.515.5317 to excel in the classroom and as future leaders.
individual’s work is his or her own and honest. Students who Attendance 01 Academic Overview do not uphold this policy will be sent to the Office of Student Conduct for review. Students are expected to become familiar with the Understanding NC State’s academic information and attendance policies set forth for each of their classes as laid out by the instructor in the syllabus for each course in which resources provides parents with the knowledge to best Academic Standing/Status they are enrolled. NC State does offer excused absences for support student success. Parents and students should Academic status will be calculated at the end of every anticipated reasons, with documentation. openly discuss expectations for information-sharing and fall, spring and summer term for all enrolled access, and be certain to keep an up-to-date parent profile undergraduate students. Unanticipated Absences include such events as: illness, in MyPack Portal if your student has granted you access. death of a family member, or a natural disaster. Good Standing Communication with instructors as soon as possible A student in Good Standing has a cumulative Grade Point Average once the event is known is expected and in everyone’s Academic Advising Programs (GPA) of at least 2.0. best interest. If your student is unable to notify instructors, and Services Academic Warning parents/guardians can contact an Absence Verification Students will be placed on Academic Warning and allowed to Officer to work alongside the student to communicate with Academic Advising Services (AAS) provides quality and continue enrollment if they have a cumulative GPA less than 2.0 timely advising services to undergraduate students with and a grade point deficit of 15 or less, OR a cumulative GPA above the student’s instructors. A copy of the verification the goal of facilitating academic success, major selection, 2.0 and a term GPA below 1.0. message is also sent to the student and the student’s career exploration and personal enrichment. AAS is a Academic Advisor. Academic Probation collaboration of professional cross-curricular advisors who Students will be placed on Academic Probation for one term after Excuses for unanticipated absences must be reported to the partner to provide walk-in, face-to face, call-in and virtual an appeal to return from Academic Suspension has been approved. instructor as soon as possible, but not more than one week advising to undergraduate students in transition; training Students on Academic Probation who earn a term GPA of at least after the return to class. Examples of unanticipated absences and development for all University advisors; interpretation 2.0 during their Probationary term will move to Academic Warning. Failing to due so will result in Academic Suspension. are short-term illness, injury affecting the ability to attend or of academic policy; and application of General Education to be productive academically while in class, serious illness, Plan to support timely degree completion. Academic Suspension or death in the family. Additional information is available Students will be placed on Academic Suspension if they have a cumulative GPA less than 2.0 and a grade point deficit greater online at go.ncsu.edu/attendance. Academic Integrity than 15 at the end of any term, OR fail to maintain a term GPA of at least 2.0 for every subsequent fall, spring, or summer term after If you have questions or need more information, you All NC State students are expected to uphold a standard and being on Academic Warning or Academic Probation. All suspended may contact [email protected] or visit environment that is plagiaristic and cheating free; where an students have the right to submit an appeal to continue enrollment. dasa.ncsu.edu/students/absence-verification-process online.
5 II. ACADEMIC AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES
Cashier’s Office To be considered for financial assistance by the Office 02 Student Services Center of Scholarships and Financial Aid, a student must The Cashier’s Office serves as the billing and complete the federal government’s Free Application The Student Services Center is a one-stop shop for collection agency for most university charges, such as for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This form, submitted registration and records, financial aid and tuition and tuition, on-campus housing and meal plans. Account online at www.fafsa.gov, evaluates the family’s ability billing needs. Students can receive information and representatives are able to assist students, or to pay for education expenses. Students who submit st services regarding enrollment, degree planning, transcripts, individuals who have been granted Parent/Guardian their FAFSA to the federal processor by March 1 are scholarships, financial aid, student accounts, billing and Access, with questions about the charges and credits given priority consideration for need based aid. tuition, academic calendars and more. You can visit the on their account. Online statements are posted Once a student is offered admission to NC State Student Services Center in Harris Hall or find more monthly to the student’s account. Individuals who University, they can begin applying for NC State information online at studentservices.ncsu.edu. have been granted Parent/Guardian Access are also Scholarships via the PackASSIST scholarship portal at notified via email when a new statement is available. go.ncsu.edu/PackASSIST.
Registration & Records Website: go.ncsu.edu/financialaid Phone: 919.515.NCSU (6278) The Department of Registration and Records provides Email: [email protected] effective academic services to students, faculty, staff and alumni while maintaining security and Dollars and Sense confidentiality of data. Registration and Records Dollars and Sense at NC State is a financial wellness maintains complete and accurate academic records program committed to creating students that are and issues official transcripts, publishes the course financially healthy. The program offers workshops, catalog along with exam and academic calendars, professional speakers, peer financial coaching and and manages the tracking of degree progress and other resources that address a variety of financial completion. concerns unique to college life. The program’s hallmark event, Financial Literacy Month, occurring Office of Scholarships and annually in April, offers a full month of fun and Financial Aid informative financial literacy events that equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to The mission is to make NC State education affordable maintain lifelong financial wellness. and accessible. This office provides scholarships, Contact us by email at [email protected] or grants, loans and work funding to support students Website: go.ncsu.edu/dollarsandsense by phone at 919.515.NCSU (6278). and their families. The staff is here to help as parents Email: [email protected] and students navigate the process of applying for Facebook: Dollars and Sense at NC State financial aid. Twitter: @NCState_DandS
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03 Undergraduate Disability Resource Office Undergraduate Research The Disability Resource Office (DRO) determines Resource Centers The Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) supports and accommodations for students with disabilities. Students promotes discovery-, inquiry- scholarly- and creativity-based who have, or think they may have, a disability (e.g. mental opportunities through mentored research experiences. health, attention, learning, vision, hearing, physical or Career Development Center The staff assists students in identifying research mentors systemic) are invited to visit our website or contact DRO to and opportunities in any chosen area of study through arrange a confidential discussion. The Career Development Center has trained professional staff one-on-one consultations and an annual research committed to students’ career success. They offer programs, Phone: 919.515.7653 exploration event in the fall semester. Funding is available training and guidance to help students be career-ready! Email: [email protected] to support student projects, including attendance to national conferences for students to present their research. Employment: Many NC State students hold employment Website: dro.dasa.ncsu.edu On campus, students are provided with the opportunity to outside of their academic careers to help balance the cost communicate their work to others through our bi-annual of education. There are many on-campus jobs available for Pre-Professional Programs research and creativity symposium and by publishing their students, as well as internships and co-op opportunities. The Many NC State students follow their undergraduate work in our research journal. Career Development Center is a helpful resource to students education with an advanced degree at a professional looking for on-campus and major-related employment via Phone: 919.513.0095 school. Whether students plan to pursue medical, dental, our job portal called ePACK (go.ncsu.edu/epack). Email: [email protected] veterinary or law degrees, these programs offer services Facebook: NCSU Undergraduate-Research Available Resources to assist students interested in learning more about their Website: undergradresearch.dasa.ncsu.edu Career Ambassadors profession of interest, how to become a competitive Career Counseling candidate and the application process. Career Fairs University Tutorial Center Pre Health Phone: 919.515.2396 Career Guide Pre Health Email: [email protected] The University Tutorial Center (UTC) provides several types Co-op Program Pre Health Website: hpa.dasa.ncsu.edu of free assistance to suit the needs of students in many ePACK - NC State’s premier system for full-time jobs, 100- and 200-level courses, as well as all writing and internships, and events Pre Law Services Phone: 919.515.2396 speaking needs across the curriculum. By hiring and Externship Program Pre Law Services Email: [email protected] training qualified students to provide a variety of On-campus Interviews tutorial services, the UTC promotes students to become Professional LAUNCH Workshop Series VetPAC Services Phone: 919.515.1277 independent learners and therefore contributes to Wolfpack Styled Clothing Closet VetPAC Services Email: [email protected] the academic success of NC State students. VetPAC Services Website: cals.ncsu.edu/vetpac Website: careers.ncsu.edu Phone: 919.515.3163 Phone: 919.515.2396 Website: tutorial.dasa.ncsu.edu Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Facebook: NCStateCareerDevelopment Twitter: @NCStateCareer 7 Inter-Residence Council (IRC)
The Inter-Residence Council (IRC) is a student-led residential III. LIFE AT and educational resource organization supporting on campus residents by providing leadership services and opportunities; creating a link between the residents and the larger community. Care Packages: IRC’s largest fundraiser is the coordination of Care NC STATE Packages for students. Parents can go online directly to order NC State Care Packages at any time throughout the academic year. Visit orgs.ncsu.edu/irc for more information and to order directly.
Move-In Tips from the Pros Delivery Service (FedEx, UPS, etc.) 01 University Housing Packages sent through a delivery service such as FedEx or University Housing provides several on-campus Moving to college is an exciting time for your student UPS will be delivered directly to the student’s residence hall/ living options for more than 9,200 students through and your family. To help prepare for move-in events, we apartment 24-hour service desk and bypass the Campus Mail 20 residence halls and four on-campus apartment encourage you to plan ahead and take your time. In August, Center. Community Assistants at the hall/apartment desks complexes. Living on campus is an essential part of the there will be over 750+ volunteers Friday and Saturday to will notify residents that a package has been received for Wolfpack experience and students are required to live in help welcome and assist your family with an extra set of them. The resident is responsible for retrieving the package. hands if needed. To better prepare, we asked our students on-campus accommodations their first year. University To ensure correct delivery of mail, use the address formats some of their top tips to make this process even easier. Housing staff have developed unique residential listed below: experiences to promote academic and personal success. Top Tips for Move-In Bowen, Carroll and Metcalf Halls Bagwell, Becton, Berry, Gold, Syme Student Name and Welch Halls On-campus summer housing options are also available Be sure to print your loading permit and have it 2811 Thurman Drive Student Name to students taking summer classes or interning in the (Mailbox #) Name of Residence Hall 2221 Dunn Avenue displayed while unloading Raleigh, NC 27607 (Mailbox #) Name of Residence Hall greater Raleigh area. Students should apply for on- Bring a hand truck or cart Tucker, Owen, Turlington and Raleigh, NC 27607 Bring a mallet for bed lofting and a toolkit Alexander Halls North and Watauga Halls campus housing through MyPack Portal. Student Name Student Name Connect with roommates to avoid duplicating items 2751 Cates Avenue 2200 Hillsborough Street Living and Learning Villages allow students to pursue (Mailbox #) Name of Residence Hall (Mailbox #) Name of Residence Hall Don’t overpack (there is no need for winter clothes in August) Raleigh, NC 27607 Raleigh, NC 27607 their academic and personal goals in close collaboration Dress comfortably and stay hydrated Lee Hall Wood Hall with mentors, professors and others who share common Student Name Student Name Pack in plastic tubs with lids (these can double 2530 Sullivan Drive 2541 Warren Carroll Drive interests. as storage containers) (Mailbox #) Lee Residence Hall (Mailbox #) Wood Residence Hall Raleigh, NC 27607 Raleigh, NC 27607 Have fun! Resident Advisors (RAs) and Village Mentors are students Sullivan Hall Wolf Village Apartments Student Name Student Name trained and employed by University Housing to build 2921 Thurman Drive 2730 Wolf Village Way Mail & Packages (Mailbox #) Sullivan Residence Hall (Mailbox #) Wolf Village Apartments community and maintain a safe living and learning Raleigh, NC 27607 Raleigh, NC 27607 environment within a residence hall or an on-campus On-campus residents receive mail and packages on a regular Avent Ferry Complex Wolf Ridge Apartments apartment. RAs are resources and peer role models for Student Name Student Name basis. Items sent through the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) to 2110 Avent Ferry Road 1910 Entrepreneur Drive students. They work with residence directors (RDs) to plan (Mailbox #) Avent Ferry Residence Hall (Mailbox #) Wolf Ridge Apartments university residence halls and apartments are delivered daily Raleigh, NC 27607 Raleigh, NC 27606 activities that support students’ personal, academic and Monday-Friday. Bragaw Hall professional success. Student Name For more details visit 210 Dan Allen Drive go.ncsu.edu/mail. (Mailbox #) Bragaw Residence Hall Raleigh, NC 27607 8 III. LIFE AT NC STATE
For Athletic Plans, students should consult their coach on This office promotes preventative law, enabling students 02 On-Campus which option is best for them. to make educated choices. The University Student Legal Services’ plan is registered with the North Carolina State Student Resources Dining Dollars are flexible funds that can be used to: Bar, the parameters of which are set by students at NC Buy extra meals or snacks State. Legal Services is aimed at helping students resolve Cover the difference if more than the allotted NC State Dining their legal problems with as little disruption as possible to Meal Credit is spent their primary education endeavors. NC State’s award-winning dining program offers food Make purchases at C-Stores and vending machines options that are convenient, fresh, wholesome and delicious. Website: studentlegal.dasa.ncsu.edu Meal Plan Changes We have over 40 dining locations across the NC State Phone: 919.515.7091 Students have until September 30 (fall semester) and campus, all of which accept some combination of dining January 31 (spring semester) to make changes to their plan hall passes, meal swipes and dining dollars. From traditional Wolfpack One Card via NC State Dining’s website dining.ncsu.edu. Differences dining halls to a mix of restaurants, cafes and convenience will be prorated. stores, our program is designed to meet the unique needs The Wolfpack One Card is a unified identification card that and tastes of our student body. students use to access campus services, such as spending Parking Permits accounts, athletic events, the gym and restricted areas like Nutrition residence halls and labs. Three spending accounts include Students can find fresh, healthy and sustainable food options Parking Permits are available to purchase through the All Campus, Dining and PNC Bank. in every turn at NC State. We are here to help students Transportation website beginning in early July. The date make healthy decisions that will help them do their best in students can apply and purchase is based on the number All Campus is an on-campus debit account that students school and assist with the management of food allergies, of credit hours completed. Annual cost depends on the can use to pay at NC State Dining locations (including intolerances and dietary preferences. Daily nutritional type of permit purchased. Students can purchase permits vending machines), NC State Stores, Health Services and information can be found on the digital menu boards, online online; they are sold on a first come, first served basis. WolfPrint. It is especially important to have funds in this or via the On Campus mobile app. Nutrition kiosks are Permits are mailed directly to the student address provided account to use WolfPrint printers as this is the only form located at each dining venue where students can check the at the time of purchase. Permits purchased after the fall of payment campus printers accept. The NC State Dining daily menu for allergens, ingredients and nutritional content. semester begins may be picked up at the Transportation Meal Plan account allows meal plan holders to swipe their office. Please allow two business days for processing. card to access their meal swipes, meal credits and dining Encourage your student to follow @NCStateDining and For additional information please visit the website below dollars. Through our partnership with PNC Bank, students @WellFedWolfpack on Twitter and Instagram for nutrition or call NC State Transportation. who hold PNC accounts can use their ID card to access updates, health and wellness tips, recipes, prizes and more. their debit account. Website: go.ncsu.edu/parking-permits Phone: 919.515.3424 Replacement cards carry a $20 fee, so students are Understanding Meal Plans encouraged to find a safe and convenient way to keep their Student Legal Services card for regular use on campus. Report lost or stolen cards NC State Dining offers a variety of meal plan options that on our website below. can be tailored to your student’s needs. Choose from our University Student Legal Services is a nonprofit Weekday, Everyday, Deluxe or 150 Meals-per-Semester Plans. corporation initiated by the Student Government at NC Website: onecard.ncsu.edu We also offer a Commuter/Apartment Plan comprised of State which is funded by student fees. The purpose of Legal Phone: 919.515.3090 $750 Dining Dollars and comes with a five percent discount Services is to provide education, advice and representation Facebook: NC State Wolfpack One Card at the register. within the scope of the prepaid legal plan. 9 III. LIFE AT NC STATE
Dental Services Student Health Insurance 03 Physical and Student Health Services has contracted with Campus Mental Health Smiles to offer dental services to students. Campus Smiles We are currently in-network with most Aetna, Blue Cross has two locations, Centennial Campus in Plaza Hall and and Blue Shield (including Student Blue), Cigna and United Main Campus in the Student Health Center. Both locations Healthcare plans. We are considered out-of-network for all Student Health Services provide all preventative dentistry services along with other insurances at this time. general restorative and other major dental procedures The Student Health Insurance Plan (Student Blue) NC State Student Health Services (SHS) is conveniently including Invisalign®. Most major dental insurance plans waive/enroll portal will open in June and will close on located on Central Campus and serves as the primary are accepted. To schedule an appointment call 919.515.8979. September 10, 2019. medical provider for enrolled students and is accredited For more information, visit the Dental page on the Student by the Accreditation Association of Ambulatory Health Health Services website. For more information about the Student Health Insurance Care (AAAHC). SHS is committed to providing affordable, Plan (Student Blue), please visit the Student Health Services Website: healthypack.dasa.ncsu.edu accessible, high quality primary medical services and website at healthypack.dasa.ncsu.edu. Phone: 919.515.2563 works to provide every student with prompt, individualized Email: [email protected] medical care no matter what health insurance they carry. Immunization Requirements Facebook: NC State Student Health In-house services, such as laboratory and x-ray, travel clinic, Twitter: @NCSTATESHS North Carolina law requires newly enrolled students physical therapy, women’s health, nutrition counseling and Instagram: ncstate_healthypack to submit proof of immunizations within 30 days of allergy shots are available. registration of classes at NC State University. Specialty services are provided by outside partners and Counseling Center More information on required immunizations and how to include, dermatology, orthopaedics and gastroenterology. submit them can be found on our website. The Counseling Center provides NC State students services In addition, we have a network of community medical supporting personal, academic and career development. professionals we refer to should a student need care Recommended services may include workshops, on-line outside of our scope. Our on-site pharmacy will transfer skills modules, groups, short-term individual counseling Remind your student existing prescriptions; fill prescriptions from both in and referrals. Additionally, the Counseling Center offers house and outside providers and sells over-the-counter Make sure they have a copy or picture of their online screenings for mental health concerns, career medications to help keep students well. insurance card when they arrive on campus. testing, psychiatric evaluations and outreach programs to Your student will need this to access our Student Health Services Centennial location provides address various academic and personal topics. The Center services and others in the Raleigh area. Primary Care, Physical Therapy, Nutrition Counseling and utilizes a short-term model, with referral support provided Campus Smiles. These services are available in Wolf Ridge, as appropriate. Most services are covered by student health Plaza Hall on Centennial Campus. fees. Professionals are available 24/7 for student mental health emergencies by accessing the on-call counselor after hours at the contact below.
Website: counseling.dasa.ncsu.edu Phone: 919.515.2423 10 III. LIFE AT NC STATE
Group Fitness provides more than 80 classes each week Outdoor Adventures offers students unique outdoor trips 04 Wellness and Recreation designed for every fitness level. Challenge yourself by taking and educational clinics. Students can also rent outdoor cycling, TRX®, yoga, Zumba®, BODYPUMP™ or a variety of equipment from the Outdoor Adventures Equipment Rental other class formats to experience firsthand how we make Center and climb to new heights on the indoor climbing Carmichael Complex fitness fun. Students can take their structured workout to the wall. Students can challenge themselves individually or
Carmichael is a 300,000 square foot facility designed to next level with Small Group Training where our coaches lead build teams through customized low and high-rope element help students achieve their personal recreation, fitness and workshops on Olympic lifting, boxing and more. programs at our Challenge Course located in Schenck Memorial Forest. wellness goals. Students are able to receive one-on-one attention from our
Features nationally certified personal trainers. Learn how to exercise, Wellness and Recreation Employment 25 Yard Pool and Dive Well improve performance and establish fitness goals. More than 700 students are employed annually through Wellness and Recreation. Students enhance their 50 Meter Pool ThriveWell programs provide wellness coaching and health professional development through practical application Day Use Lockers education programs for individuals and groups. Wellness and learn transferable skills that will prepare them for their Eleven Indoor Basketball/ Multipurpose Courts coaching takes a holistic approach to discovering how future careers. Equipment Checkout personal wellness impacts student success, strengths, Fourteen Racquetball Courts values and goals. Establish a wellness plan and stay Visit wellrec.ncsu.edu to learn more. Indoor Climbing Wall accountable with a certified health coach. Learn stress Indoor Track management techniques, strategies to stay active at NC Men’s, Women’s and Single Occupant Locker Rooms State and lifestyle modification tips from our team of experts One Squash Court in interactive sessions. Personal Training Suite Six Fitness/Activity Rooms Intramural Sports offers more than 40 different leagues and Six Strength & Conditioning Centers (30,000 sq. ft.) events throughout the year. Sports range from flag football, Social Lounges basketball, soccer and volleyball to exciting unique events Steam Room and Sauna such as pool battleship, bubble soccer and cricket. Create a team to compete for a championship, join a recreational Additional Facilities league with your friends or sign-up for an individual/dual Twelve Outdoor Tennis Courts sport or special event to find a new favorite activity. Centennial Campus Disc Golf Course Centennial Campus Recreation Fields For students seeking a more competitive sports experience, Fit Ground Outdoor Functional Training Area check out Club Sports. Teams include a wide variety Four Outdoor Basketball Courts of men’s, women’s and coed sports. These student-led Miller Outdoor Recreation Field organizations practice regularly and compete against other Method Road Recreation Complex colleges and universities at local, state and national levels.
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01 Campus Services Athletics Leadership and Civic Engagement and Resources NC State Athletics aims to prepare student-athletes to Leadership and Civic Engagement provides students with compete at the highest level and to inspire them to be the knowledge, tools and experiences to practice socially At NC State, experience is education. In addition to leaders now, and in the future, by providing the best responsible leadership. We envision bold and authentic environment to achieve their athletic, academic and leaders who work collectively to forge a socially-just world learning the skills of their field in classrooms, labs, personal aspirations. It also provides a venue for ` for all people. Opportunities for engagement including internships and co-ops, students are encouraged to students and Wolfpack fans to gather and support the Leadership Development Program, Civically Engaged break-out and experience what NC State offers in campus NC State Athletic events. Scholars, Alternative Service Break (ASB) experiences, life. Whether students aim to nurture one’s passion LeaderShape Institute. Service opportunities are available or explore new interests, NC State offers hundreds of Website: GoPack.com through our Service Site at go.ncsu.edu/service. interest-based activities for students to pursue. Phone: 919.865.1510 Sign up for our newsletter to learn about all of our Email: [email protected] engagement opportunities. Arts NC State Facebook: NC State Athletics Twitter: @PackAthletics Website: leadandengage.dasa.ncsu.edu Arts NC State is a collective of the six visual and performing Instagram: @packathletics Phone: 919.515.9248 arts programs at NC State: The Crafts Center, Dance Facebook: NC State Leadership and Civic Engagement Program, Department of Music, Gregg Museum of Art & Bookstores Twitter: @leadandengage Design, NC State LIVE Performing Art Series and University Theatre. Each year, Arts NC State provides hundreds We are your on-campus source for course materials, Faith-based Communities of outstanding arts opportunities for our students and technology, school supplies and spirit wear, with two community to explore, learn, create and grow through convenient locations on campus: Wolfpack Outfitters in NC State offers a diverse array of faith communities around academic classes, performance participation and events. Talley Student Union and Wolf Ridge on Centennial Campus. campus. With over sixty registered student organizations that identify in the religious/spiritual community, many Tickets to performances are available from Ticket Central, Consult our online price comparison tool for the best price opportunities are provided for students to engage in their located at Frank Thompson Hall, 2241 Dunn Avenue, online on course materials. Every purchase benefits students spiritual development while at NC State. For a listing of at tickets.arts.ncsu.edu or by calling Ticket Central at through scholarships and student programming. registered religious and spiritual organizations, please visit the 919.515.1100. Website: bookstore.ncsu.edu website below. Organizations can be searched by category Website: arts.ncsu.edu Phone: 919.515.2161 first, then select Religious/Spiritual to access this list. Phone: 919.513.1800 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: getinvolved.ncsu.edu/organizations 12 IV. CAMPUS LIFE
Fraternity and Sorority Life Office of International Services Study Abroad
The Department of Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) aims The Office of International Services (OIS) provides Study Abroad allows students to develop skills required to prepare students for society through a values-based immigration advising and cross-cultural programming to face the grand challenges of society — it deepens fraternal experience. Focusing on Chapter Services, Council needs for the university’s more than 4,000 international intercultural sensitivity, challenges participants to think more and Community Development and the Living/Learning students who come from over 110 different countries. critically and creatively, and broadens both personal and Experience, the Department provides holistic development of Services include advising students on immigration academic perspectives. It teaches independence, flexibility affiliated students. regulations and university policies; authorizing certain and the ability to deal with ambiguity. Study Abroad students types of on- or off- campus employment options for F-1 and distinguish themselves from their peers by developing these Chapter Services J-1 visa holders; and providing cultural programs designed skills and engaging in a unique learning environment abroad. The fraternity/sorority community at NC State is comprised to enrich the cultural and academic experience of the of 50+ men’s and women’s organizations including over 3,000 Student participants fulfill major, minor and general campus community for both international and students representing more than 13% of undergraduates at education program requirements abroad. For all majors, domestic students. Learn more about our unique NC State. Staff members meet regularly with chapter leaders, with academic planning, study abroad does not delay cross-cultural programs and events online. alumni and national representatives to ensure chapters are graduation at NC State. Early planning will help to ensure providing meaningful experiences for their members. Website: internationalservices.ncsu.edu that students are able to take advantage of the funding Phone: 919.515.2961 available and ensure progress toward graduation. Students Council and Community Development are eligible to receive financial aid (including loans, grants FSL advises four governing councils within the fraternity/ Student Involvement and scholarships) for the cost of any study abroad program. sorority community. The Interfraternity Council is comprised Semester exchange programs provide the most economical of men’s organizations while the Panhellenic Association is With more than 700 student organizations across option for most students since standard tuition and fees keep comprised of women’s organizations. The Multicultural Greek campus, there is no reason for the Wolfpack to ever get the cost of a semester abroad comparable to a semester Council organizations honor specific cultural traditions. The bored. Student Involvement supports students as they on campus at NC State. In addition to nearly half a million National Pan-Hellenic Council is comprised of historically explore meaningful co-curricular experiences by dollars in study abroad scholarships, there are many other African American fraternities and sororities. providing resources, advising and programming. financial resources available in support of study abroad. Student Involvement is responsible for oversight and Living/Learning Experience The Study Abroad Office supports students throughout the advising many student organizations including Student Greek Village serves as the hub to all members of FSL process from initial interest to their return to campus. We Government and the University Activities Board (UAB). organizations, providing a place to break bread, host look forward to working with your students and hope that Students can discover organizations and upcoming events philanthropy events, facilitate member activities and you will encourage them to contact us. that align with their interests and academic goals by much more. Chapter Resident Directors live on-site to browsing Get Involved at getinvolved.ncsu.edu. Website: studyabroad.ncsu.edu ensure facility safety as well as compliance with University Phone: 919.515.2087 standards. Website: studentinvolvement.dasa.ncsu.edu Email: [email protected] Phone: 919.515.2797 Website: fsl.dasa.ncsu.edu Instagram: @NCStateStudyAbroad, @PackAbroadBaton Phone: 919.513.2910. Twitter: @NCSUStudyAbroad Facebook: @NCStateStudyAbroad
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Transportation WolfTrails Facebook: NCSUTransportation NC State Transportation provides a variety of alternative Twitter: @ncsuwolfline, @ncsuwolftrails NC State Transportation offers students a variety of options transportation programs for your student. Offering a Parking Permits to meet their diverse transportation and parking needs. student carpool program, ShareTheRide NC, NC State’s Parking Permits are available to purchase through the Transportation manages the sale of parking permits and social network for ridesharing; the Zipcar, a car-sharing Transportation website beginning in early July. First-year parking facilities. Wolfline, the University’s transit system, program. Students have many options with WolfTrails. students have limited available options. Permits are sold on connects the three campuses and the surrounding area. Learn more about all options on the Transportation website. a semester basis and cost depends on the type of permit Several alternative transportation options are available Wolfline (Intra-campus) purchased. Students can purchase permits online; they including GoPass, which is available for a minimal handling NC State’s transit system, the Wolfline, carries an average are sold on a first come, first served basis. Permits are fee to students and allows them to ride both the city and of almost 19,000 riders per day and connects NC State’s virtual and linked to license plates through License Plate regional buses fare-free. three campuses and surrounding areas. All Wolfline buses Recognition (LPR). Bicycles/Walking are accessible and equipped with TransLoc Rider (download For additional information please visit the website below or Bicycling is an inexpensive, healthy and environmentally- the free mobile app) which allows riders to see real-time call NC State Transportation. friendly way to travel to, from and around campus. bus locations online. No fare is required. Service frequency Bike racks are conveniently located throughout all three varies, but generally, daytime service is available every 10 Website: go.ncsu.edu/parking-permits campuses. Students are strongly encouraged to purchase - 15 minutes. Saturday/Sunday daytime service connects Phone: 919.515.3424 a u-bolt for safe and secure storage. Students must register Main and Centennial Campus as well as Hunt and D.H. Hill their bicycles with Transportation at no charge. Jr. libraries. Evening service operates until approximately 02 Campus Community 2 a.m. Wolfline buses run each day classes are held and LimeBike is NC State’s bike share program. There’s no during exams. They provide intra-campus service to the Centers kiosk docking station so bikes can be ridden anywhere and McKimmon Center, park and ride lots, resident storage lot Our centers — Talley Student Union and Witherspoon parked at any bike rack or designated bike parking area and surrounding areas along the routes. Bus service does Student Center — provide a place for the campus throughout campus! Download the Lime mobile app and not run on official university holidays. sign-up with an NC State email address for discounted community to relax, study, eat, shop and play. From City/Regional rates. bustling dining courts to quiet nook sand meeting spaces; The GoPass program, which is available for a minimal from vibrant student organization hubs to sprawling green Parking Enforcement handling fee, allows students to ride city buses, GoRaleigh spaces, the Student Centers serve as a cornerstone for Appropriate parking permissions are required between the and regional buses and GoTriangle for no fare. All that is student growth, learning and involvement. We also offer hours of 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday (most residential needed to travel to any Raleigh or Triangle destination is a excellent on-campus jobs that provide flexible hours and areas are enforced until midnight, Monday - Thursday). GoPass swipe card and student id. Students can order their opportunities for growth. Permits are not required after 5 p.m. in any unreserved GoPass online at the Transportation website beginning in Website: talley.ncsu.edu student commuter or faculty/staff spaces or lots. Never park early July. in a “24-hr Reserved” space, accessibility space, fire lane or Phone: 919.515.3138 Phone: 919.515.3424 area not specifically designated for parking. Facebook: NCStateStudentCenters Website: ncsu.edu/transportation Twitter: @NCSU_StudentCtr
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Office of Institutional Equity Diversity Engagement, Training and Education African American Cultural Center The Diversity Engagement, Training and Education unit and Diversity within the Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity The NC State African American Cultural Center promotes provides leadership in the university’s efforts to coordinate, awareness of, and appreciation for, African American and The Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED) implement and facilitate educational programs, promote other African descent experiences through activities and brings the offices of Equal Opportunity and Equity and cultural competence and foster an understanding of, and events, all of which work to enhance academic excellence Diversity Engagement, Training and Education together appreciation for diversity, equity and inclusion throughout and strengthen cultural competence for the campus with four campus community centers: the African American the university community. Activities include providing and surrounding communities. The center stays actively Cultural Center; the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender diversity training, programs and consultation for the engaged in the academic life of NC State with programs, (GLBT) Center; Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA); and recruitment, retention and success of students, faculty resources and services that facilitate the cultural, intellectual the Women’s Center. OIED also offers diversity and equity and staff and reviewing and recommending changes to and social growth of the entire university community. training through its Training Outreach & Education unit and university policies, procedures and regulations to promote a campus-wide diversity newsletter, the Diversity Digest. diversity and enhance inclusion. AACC Programs Annual African Diaspora Film Festival Website: ncsu.edu/oied Art Gallery Phone: 919.515.3148 Artists-in-Residence Email: [email protected] AYA Ambassadors Twitter: @NCStateOIED Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Campus Commemorations
Equal Opportunity & Equity Harambee The Equal Opportunity and Equity unit of the Office for Library and Media Room Institutional Equity and Diversity strives to make NC Student Engagement Organizations: State University a discrimination-free, harassment-free African Student Union, environment for faculty, students and staff to work, live and Black Graduate Student Association, learn. This unit is responsible for managing and monitoring Peace Church, the university’s equal opportunity compliance activities, Society of African American Culture, overseeing the university’s equal opportunity policies, Uninhibited Praise Gospel Choir. responding to complaints, conducting investigations, Website: ncsu.edu/aacc developing and delivering training and educational Newsletter: go.ncsu.edu/aaccnewsletter outreach to campus and consulting with supervisors, Phone: 919.515.5210 managers and unit equity officers regarding equal Email: [email protected] opportunity concerns and initiatives. Facebook: NCSU African American Cultural Center Twitter: @ncsuaacc
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GLBT Center Multicultural Student Affairs Muslim Student Association, Native American Student Association (NASA), The NC State GLBT Center’s mission is to engage, develop, Multicultural Student Affairs is one of four campus community Student Mentor Association, and empower members of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and centers (along with the GLBT Center, the Women’s Center W.E.B. DuBois Honor Society. transgender communities and their allies. It strives to increase and the African American Cultural Center) housed under the Symposium for Multicultural Scholars the NC State campus community’s understanding of diversity Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED).The Office of Website: go.ncsu.edu/multicultural by working collaboratively to raise awareness, promote respect Multicultural Student Affairs works to implement safe spaces Phone: 919.515.3835 and create a culture of equity, inclusion and social justice. In for underrepresented students in an effort to provide a sense Email: [email protected] order to fulfill that mission, we help students connect to form of belonging, and orchestrates programs that promote student Instagram: ncstatemsa social support networks, offer identity-based and health-related development, identity affirmation and academic success. Twitter: @NCState_MSA information and resources, consult with students individually and collectively on issues related to personal identity and MSA Programs Women’s Center academic success, refer students to a wide variety of resources Asian American, Pacific Islander and Desi American Heritage Month (APIDA) on campus and in the local community, provide professional NC State Women’s Center builds and creates a community Black History Month and leadership development opportunities and host of authentic and engaged allies and leaders to pursue CAMINOS Summer Program educational events and program. The center provides support gender equity and social justice, enhancing climate through College Success Series for six student organizations, including the GLBT Community education, advocacy, support and leadership development. Freshman Honors Convocation Alliance (GLBTCA), Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, Hispanic Heritage Month and Math (oSTEM), Queer and Trans People of Color (QTPOC), Women’s Center Programs Indigenous Peoples’ Day T-files (a transgender peer support group), AcePack (an asexual/ Advocacy Services (counseling, financial and Latinx Heritage Month other assistance) aromantic discussion group) and Bi/Pan@NCSU (a bisexual/ Multicultural Graduate Student Orientation Alternative Service Break Trips (Atlanta, Guatemala) pansexual discussion group). Multicultural Graduation Celebration Chocolate Festival GLBT Programs Native American Heritage Month Feminist Friday Alternative Service Break in San Francisco Native Space Gender and Equity Symposium GLBT History Month Peer Mentor Program (PMP) Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Awareness Month GLBT Holiday Potluck Pow Wow Take Back the Night Annual March & Rally GLBT Symposium Spring Symposium The Movement Peer Educators Lavender Graduation Student Organizations, Professional Advisory Councils Women of Color Retreat Social Justice January and Community Partners: Women of Welch (WOW) Village Transgender Awareness Week Afrikan American Student Advisory Council (AASAC), Week of Action American Indian Advisory Council (AIAC), Website: ncsu.edu/womens-center Asian Students in Alliance (ASIA), Phone: 919.515.2012 Website: ncsu.edu/glbt Hispanic Latinx Advisory Group (HLAG), Email: [email protected] Phone: 919.513.9742 Hispanic/Latinx Collaborative, Facebook: NC State University Women’s Center Email: [email protected] Mi Familia, Twitter: @ncsu_womensctr Facebook: GLBT Center Multicultural Leaders Collaborative, Twitter: @glbtcenter 16 IV. CAMPUS LIFE
03 Community Expectations Code of Student Conduct Student Ombuds Services A set of behavioral standards for students in the NC State community. This policy covers topics related to academic What is an “Ombuds?” A guide for conflict management, Community Compact and non-academic misconduct, and the possible sanctions prevention and resolution. An Ombuds provides an informal, for instances when a student is found in violation. Students impartial, independent and confidential source of assistance. NC State’s Community Compact is an agreement all are encouraged to be familiar with this Code as it applies to A Student Ombuds advocates for fair processes, working to students make by choosing to join the NC State them both on- and off- campus. empower the student to successfully navigate the institution community. It is as follows: to address challenges and identify resources. In short, if a For a full version of the Code of Student Conduct, please student — or a student’s family — has a unique situation As members of the NC State Community: We affirm a go online and visit the Office of Student Conduct website at and doesn’t know where to turn for support, direction or commitment to integrity and the pursuit of excellence in studentconduct.dasa.ncsu.edu. an understanding “ear,” contact Student Ombuds Services our academic, personal and professional endeavors. (S.O.S.) to explore options and next steps. We honor freedom of thought and expression. We Prevention Services Students may come to S.O.S. for a variety of reasons. respect the diversity of individuals and groups. We affirm Prevention Services provides case management, education Sometimes students simply want to talk. Some are reluctant our commitment to fairness and justice. We commit to and outreach emphasizing inclusive, developmental and to go through formal channels. Others don’t know where conducting ourselves in accordance with the highest non-judgmental perspectives for student prevention efforts. else to go; and some have tried other ways to get help, but ethical standards. We foster engagement in a culture of Our services include Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) haven’t found what they need. If you are not sure whether service and stewardship within the NC State, national and education, CARES case management, Suicide Prevention S.O.S. can help, please contact us, no matter how big or global communities. and a Collegiate Recovery Community. Additionally, small your student’s concern may be. All conversations are Prevention Services offers outreach and training on voluntary, confidential and free. Office of Student Conduct various mental health and wellness prevention topics as Website: ombuds.dasa.ncsu.edu well as consultation for faculty and staff. Our services are The Office of Student Conduct is responsible for the Email: [email protected] by appointment or phone. If you are concerned about coordination of all aspects of the student conduct process Phone: 919.513.0235 at NC State University. This includes providing educational a student, you can make a referral to CARES by visiting programs to students, consulting with faculty and our website and clicking on Make a Referral. Prevention managing the review process for the resolution of alleged programs work closely with campus resources to provide student misconduct. This office also plays a pivotal role early intervention for students who may be struggling in responding to, and the management of, students who personally or whose behavior has led others to be demonstrate concerning behaviors. concerned for their well-being.
Phone: 919.515.2963 Website: prevention.dasa.ncsu.edu Email: [email protected] Phone: 919.515.4405
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Be Pack Ready! For students on campus, these WolfAlert communication 04 Safety and Emergency Have a communication plan in place with your student so options may be used: Communication you both know how you would communicate in the event Audible Alerts via Siren of an emergency on campus. Keep in mind that, without Around campus, there are mounted speakers that send charge, cell phone batteries will go dead, so be sure to keep audible signals to widespread areas. Generally these A Special Message to emergency phone numbers written down should you need messages will be brief with specific instructions and direct Pack Parents assistance. Consider where you would go if an emergency listeners how to stay up-to-date. strikes and you have to leave your home. A personal Student Text Alerts NC State has a Responsible Behavior Initiative. As part of its emergency plan should have alternate locations in case Your student has the ability to receive text messages to mission, the education provided for students emphasizes your home is impacted. their cell phone with safety alerts. The message will be responsibility to oneself and the community. Talk with your Pack a Bag! brief and contain safety instructions or details they need to student about decision making, expectations and general We recommend being ready to move quick with an know immediately. Your student should verify their contact best practices for personal safety. emergency kit (bag) and have the following supplies number in MyPack Portal. Here are a few tips to highlight: readily available in residence halls, apartments, homes Email Alerts Be aware of surroundings when walking at night and offices for the first 24 hours of an event or until normal Broadcast emails are delivered to all official University Communicate any suspicious activity with an RA or conditions return: email accounts containing your [email protected]. university administrator At least 1 gallon of drinking water Do not give out access codes for residence halls Blankets or sleeping bag Online Notifications Do not leave items unattended at any time First aid kit WolfAlerts may be posted on the NC State’s homepage Do not prop doors open Flashlight with batteries at ncsu.edu and posted online via social media, such as Do not walk with headphones in Food for pets Twitter. Suggested groups to follow are @NCState, Keep the door to your residence hall room locked at Non-perishable food and can opener @ncstateemmc, @ncsupolice and @NCStatePFS. all times Prescription medications and eyeglasses Desktop Notifications Lock your vehicle More resources for Pack Ready Emergency Planning can be Alertus is a desktop notification available to devices Remain in well-lit areas found online at go.ncsu.edu/packready. connected to the NC State network. The University has the Report lost keys immediately ability to post emergency alerts to individual computers via Students are required to register bicycles with Emergency Communications at NC State Alertus software. NC State University Transportation (free of charge) WolfAlert is NC State’s official emergency communication Take responsibility for personal safety and security system. NC State takes the safety of its community very Emergency Information for Parents seriously and with only the highest regard. In case of an WolfAlerts are designated for students, faculty and staff. Emergency Preparedness emergency, different options are available for updates and Pack Parents and Families off campus are encouraged directions. to download the NC State On Campus app to receive Emergency planning and preparedness is key to minimizing notifications and emergency information. impact from an unplanned event. For our students, NC State encourages them to MAKE A PLAN! PACK A BAG! 18 V. CAMPUS DIRECTORY
Campus Emergency Services ...... 911 Student Legal Services ...... 515.7091 Area Code 919 Campus Emergency Status Information ...... 513.8888 Student Media ...... 515.2411 Campus Police Department ...... 515.3000 Student Ombuds Services ...... 513.0235 Colleges and Programs Campus Enterprises ...... 513.2524 Student Services Center ...... 515.6278 Agricultural Institute ...... 515.3248 Career Development Center ...... 515.2396 Study Abroad ...... 515.2087 College of Agriculture & Life Sciences (CALS) ...... 515.2614 Counseling Center ...... 515.2423 Transportation/Parking ...... 515.3424 College of Design ...... 515.8306 D.H. Hill Jr. Library ...... 515.3364 Undergraduate Research ...... 513.0095 College of Education ...... 515.5514 Disability Resource Office ...... 515.7653 University Dining ...... 515.7012 College of Engineering (COE) ...... 515.3263 Fraternity & Sorority Life ...... 513.2910 University Housing ...... 515.2440 College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS) 515.2468 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender University Tutorial Center ...... 515.3163 College of Natural Resources (CNR) ...... 515.2883 (GLBT) Center ...... 513.9742 VIP Program (PFS) ...... 515.2441 College of Sciences ...... 515.2501 Immunizations ...... 515.7233 Wellness and Recreation ...... 515.7529 College of Veterinary Medicine ...... 513.6461 Inter-Residence Council (IRC) ...... 515.3238 Wolfpack Club ...... 865.1500 Environmental Sciences ...... 513.2520 James B. Hunt Jr. Library ...... 515.7110 WolfPack One Card ...... 515.3090 The Graduate School ...... 515.2872 Leadership and Civic Engagement ...... 515.9248 Women’s Center ...... 515.2012 Poole College of Management ...... 515.5565 Lonnie Poole Golf Course ...... 833.3338 University College (Exploratory Studies) ...... 515.8130 Multicultural Student Affairs ...... 515.3835 NC State Fight Song Wilson College of Textiles ...... 515.6640 Music Department ...... 515.2981 New Student Programs ...... 515.1234 Shout aloud to the men who will play the game to win Campus Services Office of InformationTechnology (OIT) Help Desk .... 515.4357 We’re behind you, keep fightin’ for State--- Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED) .. 515.3148 Hold that line, hold ‘em fast We’ll reach victory at last Academic and Student Affairs ...... 515.2446 Office of International Services ...... 515.2961 We’re behind you, keep fightin’ for State--- Academic Advising Services ...... 515.8130 Parents & Families Services (PFS) ...... 515.2441 Rise up to the fray and let your colors wave, Academic Support Program for Student Athletes .... 515.2464 Parents’ Fund (Annual Giving) ...... 515.0562 Shout out for dear old NC State;--GO STATE! African American Cultural Center ...... 515.5210 Pre-Professional Programs ...... 515.2396 And where-e’er we go, Arts NC State ...... 513.1800 Student Centers ...... 515.3138 We’ll let the whole world know, We’re behind you, keep fightin’ for State. Arts NC State Ticket Central ...... 515.1100 Student Conduct ...... 515.2963 Athletic Ticket Office ...... 865.1510 Student Health Services ...... 515.2563 Bookstores ...... 515.2161 Student Involvement ...... 515.2797
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