2020-2021FAMILY HANDBOOKAND CALENDAR

Parents and Families Services

Parents and Families ServicesParents and Families Services

Programs and Events

The Office of Parents and Families Services has a

variety of programs and events designed to bring

our parents to campus and celebrate the important

roles that parents and families play in the lives of

students and within the university community.

Events and programs currently offered are:

First in Family Reception

PacKIN ACTION Sibling Event

Parents and Families Weekend

Pack Family Regions

Parent Volunteer Network

Spring Fling Weekend

Very Important Parent (VIP) Discount Program

Services

We work diligently to ensure that parents are

informed by providing enhanced services and

communications for all NC State parents and

families. These services include, but are not limited

to: web and social media, periodic electronic

and print communications, emergency email

notifications and the Parents’ HelpLine.

Our Parents’ HelpLine is a phone and email

resource for Pack Parents to rely on when it comes

to supporting their student(s). Parents should feel

free to call our office Monday-Friday between

7:30am - 4:30pm or email our office anytime they

have questions or concerns.

Contact Us

Parents and Families ServicesE. Carroll Joyner Visitor CenterCampus Box 7404Raleigh, NC 27695-7404

Parents’ HelpLine919.515.2441ncstateparents@ncsu.eduparents.ncsu.edu

Welcome to the Wolfpack family! At NC State, we view the relationship we have with our students’

parents and families as a partnership; one created to 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.

WELCOME TO THE WOLFPACK

We are delighted that your student has chosen NC State.

Our exceptional Wolfpack community makes NC State

great, and we know that your family will strengthen it

further. Over the next few years, your student will be

immersed in the world-class instruction and innovation

for which NC State and the Research Triangle are known.

As a university, we work to provide all students with the

resources and support to create a foundation for success.

We are proud to offer our students a great variety of

educational opportunities, allowing them to gain real-world

experience, recognize their potential and discover how they

can make an impact – whether through participating in honors

and scholars programs, understanding of global perspectives

during study abroad programs or tackling real-world

challenges through hands-on research. Students can also be

involved in an exceptional variety of co-curricular activities

and on-campus programming including pre-professional

organizations, intramural sports and opportunities for service.

Embodying the Think and Do spirit, NC State students stand

apart as creative, critical thinkers.

NC State produces national scholars and fellows, and

our graduates are consistently ranked among the most

desirable in the nation. Our alumni contribute more

than $4.2 billion to the state economy each year. From

launching businesses to producing new technologies, they

are changing the world in meaningful ways. No matter

what your student’s goal may be, at NC State, we help

make it a reality.

Our students’ success is built on a longstanding tradition

of educational excellence as well as a productive

partnership between families and the university. We know

that you are not only an advocate for your student but also

a source of encouragement and support.

We want to ensure that you have the necessary resources

to be well informed and involved. Parents’ Orientation is

a significant first step to helping your student achieve a

smooth transition into college. The Office of Parents and

Families Services provides a variety of resources to help

keep you connected to all things NC State. I hope you

find this calendar and handbook a useful reference for

information about dates, events, academics and student

life on campus.

We are genuinely excited to have your family join us. Welcome

to our tradition-rich, vibrant, diverse community. I wish you

and your student the best as we start the academic year

together and embark on a bright future.

Sincerely,

W. Randolph Woodson

Chancellor

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PARENTS’ HANDBOOKPreliminary InformationPreliminary InformationTable of ContentsTable of Contents

Being a Pack Parent

Pack Parent Benefit Programs

Learn the Lingo

Academic Overview

Student Services CenterCashier’s Office/Registration and Records/Scholarships and Financial Aid

Undergraduate Resource Centers

University Housing

On-Campus Student Resources

Physical and Mental Health

Wellness and Recreation

Campus Services and Resources

Campus Community Centers

Community Expectations

Safety and Emergency Communications

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I. All-Access Pack Parent FERPA MyPack Portal

II. Academic and Financial Resources

III. Life at NC State

IV. Campus Life

V. Campus Directory

MyPack Portal is the online student information

system used by NC State students to access

all of their academic records, enrollment and

degree planning tools, student accounts, personal

information, on-campus living information and more.

Students can securely access MyPack Portal using

their Unity ID and password.

Under FERPA, students also have the option to grant

parent/guardian access to see certain information in

MyPack Portal including Student Accounts/Billing/

Payment, Tax Information, Academic Information,

Directory Information and Financial Aid.

Students can grant parent/guardian access by

navigating to MyPack Portal Student Homepage

Personal Information Parent/Guardian Access.

More information about using MyPack Portal

and parent/guardian access is available online at

studentservices.ncsu.edu.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

(FERPA) is a federal law and set of regulations

governing the access to, and privacy of, educational

records. FERPA gives students access to most of

their academic records as well as the ability to

obtain copies of these records. This law states

that student records are private and may only

be disclosed to school officials, other authorized

personnel or with the consent of the student. This

law also allows colleges and universities to publish

directory information without consent unless a

student chooses to block their information.

NC State has made it easy for students to grant

consent to parents or guardians so that they

may access educational records or financial

information through MyPack Portal in the student

information system.

For more information visit go.ncsu.edu/ferpa.

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01 Congratulations, and welcome to the Wolfpack Family!Congratulations, and welcome to the Wolfpack Family!

I. ALL-ACCESS PACK PARENT

Hello, Pack Parents!

My name is Mike Massing, and I would like to take this

opportunity to welcome you to the Pack and the amazing

journey you and your student will experience these next

four years! As the parent of one alumnus and two current

students at NC State, our journey has been one of tremendous

pride, both for our children and of belonging to such a great

university!

When my son Jake chose NC State in 2015 and we first

stepped onto campus, we quickly got a sense of the size of

the university and the sheer number of students that go here.

However, within that size is an amazing personal approach

within each college that made Jake feel very comfortable!

He often remarked about the one-on-one conversations with

faculty members within the College of Natural Resources.

Because of this, he was able to build many relationships with

fellow students, as a good portion of his classes contained

20-30 students.

My middle daughter Jena transferred into NC State as a

sophomore after playing softball for one year at a smaller,

private university. She is in the Poole College of Management

and loves it for the same reasons that Jake loves the College of

Natural Resources. In addition, students in the Poole College of

Management are well recognized for their academic excellence

and track record of student success as future business leaders!

This is what drew Jena to the program.

My youngest daughter Julia, our freshman at NC State, was

accepted at other well-known universities but choose this

university...not out of peer pressure...but because she saw

the experience that her two siblings had and wanted that for

herself as well! Though she has visited them on campus MANY

times, she has etched out her own path and LOVES NC State’s

College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

This brings me to my main topic for you. Being an active part

of NC State starts with taking advantage of what the Office of

Parents and Families Services has to offer. For instance, one

of the first things we did with Jake, and every year after that,

was go to the Parents and Families Weekend pre-game event

and football game! What a blast we have had every year!

From the food, to the “swag,” to just meeting other families

as we tailgate; nothing gets you more into the full swing of

campus events than this! We have invited aunts, uncles and

grandparents over the years and they have loved each event!

We attended the Memorial Belltower tour during Jake’s

senior year, as well as the tour of Reynolds Coliseum this

past year. Both were led by Dr. Stafford, who is one of the

most passionate historians I have ever heard speak about the

university. Goosebumps; I tell you! Especially when you hear

about and see memorabilia of all who have walked these halls!

In addition we have participated in many events on campus

like the Chocolate Festival and “Paint with the Pack” all brought

to you by Parents and Families Services!

Go Pack!

Sincerely,

Mike Massing, Proud Pack Parent

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02 Pack Parent Pack Parent Benefit ProgramsBenefit Programs

The Office of Parents and Families Services nurtures the

partnership of parents, students and the university by

encouraging parents to become more involved and informed

about life at NC State. Your student’s success is dependent

on your support and engagement. By partnering with us

and supporting your student, you are part of the Wolfpack

community and a very important parent.

For this reason, the Office of Parents and Families Services

has worked hard to create benefit programs exclusively for

Pack Parents. Our Parent Pride Points program was developed

in collaboration with Student Government and the Student

Alumni Association to provide opportunities for parents and

students to experience some of the richest Wolfpack traditions

NC State has to offer. The VIP (Very Important Parent) discount

program offers local and online discounts. Our newest

program, Pack Family Regions, was created with our out-

of-state families in mind, and helps parents create Wolfpack

networks all over the United States. So whether you are near

or far, Pack Families can feel connected and engaged with one

another. (See right for more details about Pack Family Regions

and the VIP discount program.)

Remember: Parents and Families Services is supportive of all

family members of NC State students and considers all to

be Pack Parents. All affiliated programs are open to anyone in

the student’s family and all are invited, as well as encouraged,

to participate.

When your student joins the Wolfpack, you do too!

Whether you are near or far, we want to keep you

connected with the NC State community; one that

extends far and wide. For this reason, we have

developed a regional program to help our families

engage with the University and each other. With

nearly 24,000 undergraduate students, NC State has

students from every county in North Carolina and

almost every state in the country! Chances are, there

is another Pack Family in your region.

With eight regions across the United States, all groups

are voluntary and the only requirement is that you

have an NC State student, either currently enrolled or a

recent graduate. Pack Parents can sign-up easily online

and we will email all regions in the fall and spring

semesters with news, upcoming events, need-to-know

information, and shared contact lists (with permission)

specific to each region.

Whether it is a send-off right before the next

semester begins, a luncheon to connect and check-

in, ride-shares or a welcome home dinner during

breaks, we want Pack Families everywhere to get to

know one another and share their Wolfpack pride.

Questions?

Please contact the Office of Parents and Families

Services at 919.515.2441 or via email at

ncstateparents@ncsu.edu for additional information.

Pack Family RegionsPack Family Regions

VIP Partners and SponsorsVIP Partners and Sponsors

The STATE VIEW (on-campus)

919.743.0055

Aloft Raleigh

919.828.9900

Best Western PLUS Cary Inn & Suites

919.481.1200

Best Western Raleigh

North Downtown

919.872.5000

DoubleTree by Hilton

Raleigh Crabtree Valley

919.782.8600

Fairfield Inn & Suites Raleigh/Cary

919.301.8467

Hampton Inn & Suites Raleigh/Cary

919.233.1798

Hampton Inn & Suites

Raleigh Crabtree Valley

919.881.7080

Hampton Inn & Suites

Raleigh-Durham Airport

919.468.9530

Hilton Garden Inn

Raleigh/Crabtree Valley

919.703.2525

Holiday Inn Express Suites

919.854.0001

Holiday Inn Raleigh North

919.872.3500

RIVISM (Apartment-Hotel)

919.999.0160

SpringHill Suites by Marriott

Raleigh/Cary

919.977.7244

Arts NC State

Ticket Central

919.515.1100

Zaxby’s

919.242.0789

CORT Furniture

919.876.7550

Red & White Shop

919.803.3268

For a full list of our partners, rates and discount

codes please refer to your VIP Member Card. New

Pack Parents will receive this card at the start of the

semester with a New Parent Welcome Packet.

This information, and more, is available online

at go.ncsu.edu/pfs-vip.

Hotels

Entertainment

Restaurant

Services

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AtriumThe Atrium is a food court located on the Brickyard with a variety of meal

choices for your student. Meal plans, Dining Dollars, cash and credit/debit

cards can be used here.

The BrickyardA plaza located on North Campus that is a gathering spot for students,

organizations, club fairs and events. The official name of the Brickyard is

University Plaza.

C-StoreConvenience stores around campus that accept Dining Dollars and the

Wolfpack One Card and sell food, beverages and personal items.

CODAChange of Degree Application (CODA) is a centralized resource

for students applying to add or change majors. Learn more at

studentservices.ncsu.edu/your-degree/coda.

Centennial CampusCentennial Campus is centered around the mission of research,

innovation and collaboration with over 100 different businesses and

government agencies. Home to the College of Engineering, Wilson

College of Textiles and James B. Hunt Jr. Library.

Free Expression TunnelOne of three tunnels connecting the two sides of Main Campus bisected

by railroad tracks. This tunnel is a unique space designated for students to

share their thoughts and feelings. It is often used to advertise and highlight

special events and opportunities on campus and is ever-changing.

Grade ExclusionUndergraduate students have the ability to select up to two

NC State courses with a grade of C- or below to be excluded from their

cumulative GPA. Students can apply for grade exclusions through their

MyPack Portal. Parents and students can access more information about

grade exclusions online at policies.ncsu.edu/regulation/reg-02-20-16.

Grade Point Average (GPA)Grade Point Average (GPA) is a summary (semesterly and cumulative)

of a student’s academic record and is determined by your student’s

earned grades. To see the grading scale and a GPA calculator, visit

go.ncsu.edu/gpa-calculator.

Grading SystemNC State operates on a letter grade (A-F) plus/minus grading scale that

corresponds to grade points and credit hours. To see the grading system

chart, visit policies.ncsu.edu/regulation/reg-02-50-03.

D.H. Hill Jr. LibraryNC State’s Main Campus library. Study rooms, a makerspace, a coffee

shop and creamery are just some of the features of this campus resource.

Howling CowNC State’s very own premium ice cream. Howling Cow is made on campus

at the Feldmeier Dairy Processing Lab in Schaub Hall and offers over

15 flavors available at creameries located on both Main and Centennial

Campuses, as well as the Dairy Education Center and Creamery.

James B. Hunt Jr. LibraryThe University’s Centennial Campus library offers state-of-the-art

technology and innovative architecture; it draws students of every

discipline here for its unique features.

The Memorial BelltowerA monument built on campus to honor NC State alumni who fought and

died during World War I. The Belltower, as it is known on campus, is the

center of many Wolfpack traditions and is illuminated red for holidays

that honor our veterans, such as Memorial Day and Veterans’ Day, and to

celebrate NC State’s proudest occasions and achievements.

Main CampusThe original campus of NC State composed of North Campus and Central

Campus, separated by railroad tracks. North Campus houses many

academic buildings whereas Central Campus is the hub for student activity.

Moodle (Wolfware)A University website with pages for each course in which a student is

enrolled. On Moodle students can check grades, turn in assignments

and participate in online discussions.

PackapaloozaNC State’s annual street festival, on the final day of Fall Wolfpack

Welcome Week, is an all-day block party hosted on Hillsborough Street.

Repeating CoursesUndergraduate students have the opportunity to repeat a course

without permission if the previous attempt grade earned was a D+ or

below. To repeat a course where the grade earned was a C- or above,

students must obtain an advisor’s approval first. For more information

please go online and visit go.ncsu.edu/coursereapeat.

SyllabusDistributed in all academic courses, the syllabus provides a course

description, learning outcomes, course structure, instructor’s office hours

and contact information. It also includes required course materials and

details the plan for the semester, helping students plan their time wisely

and complete the course successfully.

TechnicianThe on-campus student newspaper published Monday - Friday during the

academic year and is accessible at technicianonline.com.

I. ALL-ACCESS PACK PARENT

03 Learn the LingoLearn the Lingo

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NC State is home to one of the top collegiate golf courses

in the country, not only for its Arnold Palmer championship

design but also as a training ground for our golf teams,

future golf professionals, turf managers and stormwater/

sustainability experts.

The course and clubhouse are open to the public, with indoor

practice facilities, nationally recognized club fitting services, a golf

shop and restaurant with veranda and firepit patio. Students can

use their meal plan and Dining Dollars account to dine, and you

don’t want to miss Sunday brunch when family visits.

Students can also get discounted golf/cart fees of $40

(M-Th) and $55 (Fri-Sun/ Holidays) to play golf. Special rates for

families are available for Parents and Families Weekend.

Visit go.ncsu.edu/lpgc or call 919.833.3338 to reserve your tee

time today.

Did You Know?Did You Know?

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Understanding NC State’s academic information and

resources provides parents with the knowledge to best

support student success. Parents and students should

openly discuss expectations for information-sharing and

access. Parents should keep an up-to-date parent profile

in MyPack Portal if your student has granted you access.

Academic Advising Programs Academic Advising Programs and Servicesand ServicesAcademic Advising Programs and Services (AAPS) provides

quality and timely advising services to undergraduate

students with the goal of facilitating academic success, major

selection, career exploration and personal enrichment. AAPS

is a collaboration of professional cross-curricular advisors

who partner to provide walk-in, face-to face, call-in and virtual

advising to undergraduate students in transition, training

and development for all university advisors, interpretation of

academic policy and application of General Education Plan to

support timely degree completion.

Academic IntegrityAcademic IntegrityAll NC State students are expected to uphold a standard and

environment that is free of plagiarism and cheating, where an

individual’s work is his or her own and honest. Students who

do not uphold this policy will be sent to the Office of Student

Conduct for review.

Academic Standing/StatusAcademic Standing/StatusAcademic status will be calculated at the end of every

fall, spring and summer term for all enrolled undergraduate

students.

Good Standing A student in Good Standing has a cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 2.0.

Academic Warning Students will be placed on Academic Warning and allowed to continue enrollment if they have a cumulative GPA less than 2.0 and a grade point deficit of 15 or less OR a cumulative GPA above 2.0 and a term GPA below 1.0.

Academic Probation Students will be placed on Academic Probation for one term after an appeal to return from Academic Suspension has been approved. Students on Academic Probation who earn a term GPA of at least 2.0 during their Probationary term will move to Academic Warning. Failing to do so will result in Academic Suspension.

Academic Suspension Students will be placed on Academic Suspension if they have a cumulative GPA below 2.0 and a grade point deficit greater 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 being on Academic Warning or Academic Probation. All suspended students have the right to submit an appeal to continue enrollment.

AttendanceAttendanceStudents are expected to become familiar with the

attendance policies set forth for each of their classes as laid

out by the instructor in the syllabus for each course in which

they are enrolled. NC State does offer excused absences for

anticipated reasons, with documentation.

Unanticipated Absences include such events as: short-

term illness, injury affecting the ability to attend or to be

productive academically while in class, serious illness, death

of a family member or a natural disaster.

Communication with instructors as soon as possible once

the event is known is expected and in everyone’s best

interest. Excuses must be reported no more than one week

after a student’s return to class. If your student is unable

to notify instructors, parents/guardians can contact an

Absence Verification Officer to work alongside the student

to communicate with the student’s instructors. A copy of

the verification message is also sent to the student and the

student’s Academic Advisor.

Additional information is available online at

go.ncsu.edu/attendance.

If you have questions or need more information, you may

contact absence-verification@ncsu.edu or visit

dasa.ncsu.edu/students/absence-verification-process.

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Parents’ FundParents’ FundAt NC State, we know that success means pushing the boundaries beyond the classroom. The Parents’ Fund provides students with access to opportunities that have the greatest impact on their college experience — experiences that help students grow as innovative, critical thinkers who are 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 supported through the Parents Fund by parents and alumni just like you. Your gift to the Parents Fund means that even more students will benefit from high-impact experiences they need to excel in the classroom and as future leaders.

AND FINANCIALII. ACADEMIC

RESOURCESGIVE TODAY

giving.dasa.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.5317

02 Student Services CenterStudent Services CenterThe Student Services Center is a one-stop shop for registration

and records, financial aid, tuition and billing needs. Students

can receive information and services regarding enrollment,

degree planning, transcripts, scholarships, financial aid,

student accounts, billing and tuition, academic calendars and

more. You can visit the Student Services Center in Harris Hall

or find more information online at studentservices.ncsu.edu.

Contact us by email at studentservices@ncsu.edu or

by phone at 919.515.NCSU (6278).

Cashier’s OfficeCashier’s OfficeThe Cashier’s Office serves as the billing and

collection agency for most university charges, such

as tuition, on-campus housing and meal plans.

Account representatives are able to assist students,

or individuals who have been granted Parent/

Guardian Access to their students’ accounts, with

questions about the charges and credits on their

account. Online statements are posted monthly to the

student’s account. Individuals who have been granted

Parent/Guardian Access are also notified via email

when a new statement is available.

Registration and RecordsRegistration and RecordsThe Department of Registration and Records provides

effective academic services to students, faculty,

staff and alumni, while maintaining security and

confidentiality of data. Registration and Records

maintains complete and accurate academic records,

issues official transcripts, publishes the course

catalog along with exam and academic calendars

and manages the tracking of degree progress and

completion.

Office of Scholarships and Office of Scholarships and Financial AidFinancial AidThis office provides scholarships, grants, loans and

work funding to support students and their families

with the mission of making an NC State education

affordable and accessible. The staff is here to help

as parents and students navigate the process of

applying for financial aid.

To be considered for financial assistance by the Office

of Scholarships and Financial Aid, a student must

complete the federal government’s Free Application

for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This form, submitted

online at www.fafsa.gov, evaluates the family’s ability

to pay for education expenses. Students who submit

their FAFSA to the federal processor by March 1st are

given priority consideration for need-based aid.

Once a student is offered admission to NC State

University, they can begin applying for NC State

scholarships via the PackASSIST scholarship portal at

go.ncsu.edu/PackASSIST.

Website: go.ncsu.edu/financialaid

Phone: 919.515.NCSU (6278)

Email: studentservices@ncsu.edu

Dollars and SenseDollars and SenseDollars and Sense at NC State is a financial wellness

program committed to creating students that are

financially healthy. The program offers workshops,

professional speakers, peer financial coaching and

other resources that address a variety of financial

concerns unique to college life. The program’s

hallmark event, Financial Literacy Month, occurring

annually in April, offers a full month of fun and

informative financial literacy events that equip

students with the knowledge and skills necessary to

maintain lifelong financial wellness.

Website: go.ncsu.edu/dollarsandsense

Email: dollarsandsense@ncsu.edu

Facebook: Dollars and Sense at NC State

Twitter: @NCState_DandS

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II. ACADEMIC AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES

Academic Success CenterAcademic Success CenterThe Academic Success Center (ASC) facilitates degree

completion by providing a comprehensive variety of

free programs and resources that promote academic

skill development and independent learning within the

university environment.

Website: asc.dasa.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.3163

Email: tutorialcenter@ncsu.edu

Career Development CenterCareer Development CenterThe Career Development Center prepares and empowers

students to identify and pursue their career goals. They

have trained professional staff committed to student career

success. They offer programs, training and guidance to help

students become career-ready.

Employment: Many NC State students hold employment

outside of their academic careers to help balance the cost

of education. There are many on-campus jobs available for

students, as well as internships and co-op opportunities.

The Career Development Center is a helpful resource to

students looking for major-related employment via our job

portal ePack. Learn more by visiting go.ncsu.edu/epack.

Available Resources

Career Counseling

ePACK - NC State’s premier system for full-time jobs,

internships and events

Cooperative Education Program (Co-op)

PackPros Professional Development Series

Career Identity Program

Career Fairs and Networking Events

On-Campus Interviews

Pre-Professional Services (Pre-Health and Pre-Law)

Career Courses

Wolfpack Styled Professional Clothing Closet

Website: careers.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.2396

Email: career-development@ncsu.edu

Facebook: NCStateCareerDevelopment

Twitter: @NCStateCareer

Disability Resource OfficeDisability Resource OfficeThe Disability Resource Office (DRO) determines eligibility

and appropriate accommodations for students with

disabilities. Students who have, or think they may have,

a disability (e.g., mental health, attention, learning, vision,

hearing, physical or systemic) are invited to visit the

website for more information or contact DRO to arrange a

confidential discussion.

Website: dro.dasa.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.7653

Email: disability@ncsu.edu

Pre-Professional ProgramsPre-Professional ProgramsMany NC State students follow their undergraduate

education with an advanced degree at a professional school.

Whether students plan to pursue medical, dental, physician

assistant, physical therapy, pharmacy, nursing, optometry,

veterinary or law degrees, these programs offer services to

assist students in learning more about their profession of

interest, how to become a competitive candidate and the

application process.

Pre-Health Website: prehealth.dasa.ncsu.edu

Pre-Health Phone: 919.515.2396

Pre-Health Email: health-professions@ncsu.edu

Pre-Law Services Phone: 919.515.2396

Pre-Law Services Email: breaster@ncsu.edu

VetPAC Services Website: cals.ncsu.edu/vetpac

VetPAC Services Phone: 919.515.8753

VetPAC Services Email: vetpac_office@ncsu.edu

Undergraduate ResearchUndergraduate ResearchThe Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) supports and

promotes discovery-, inquiry-, scholarly- and creativity-based

opportunities through mentored research experiences.

The staff assists students in identifying research mentors and

opportunities in any chosen area of study through

one-on-one consultations and an annual research

exploration event in the fall semester. Funding is available

to support student projects, including attendance to national

conferences for students to present their research. On

campus, students are provided with the opportunity to

communicate their work to others through our bi-annual

research and creativity symposium and by publishing their

work in our statewide research journal.

Website: undergradresearch.dasa.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.513.0095

Email: undergraduate-research@ncsu.edu

Instagram: @NCStateOUR

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II. ACADEMIC AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES

01 University HousingUniversity HousingUniversity Housing provides on-campus living options for more than 9,400 students through 20 residence halls and four on-campus apartment complexes. Living on campus is an essential part of the Wolfpack experience, and students are required to live on campus their first year. The University Housing staff has developed unique residential experiences to promote academic and personal success. On-campus summer housing options are also available to students taking summer classes or interning in the greater Raleigh area. Residents should apply for on-campus housing through MyPack Portal. Visit housing.ncsu.edu regularly for updates related to move-in, move-out, break periods and more!

Living and Learning Villages allow students to pursue their

academic and personal goals in close collaboration with

mentors, professors and others who share common interests.

Resident Advisors (RAs) and Village Mentors are students

trained and employed by University Housing to build

community and maintain a safe living and learning

environment within a residence hall or an on-campus

apartment. RAs and Mentors serve as a resource, peer role

model and plan activities that support residents’ personal,

academic and professional success. These student staff

members are either supervised by a Graduate Assistant,

Residence Life Coordinator or Village Director who is also

focused on the residential experience across campus.

Move-In Tips from the ProsMove-In Tips from the ProsMoving to college is an exciting time for your student and

your family. To help prepare for move-in, we encourage

you to plan ahead and take your time. Residents will

receive move-in instructions via their NC State email

accounts in late summer. In August, staff and volunteers

will be available to help welcome and assist your family

with an extra set of hands if needed. To better prepare

you, we asked our students some of their top tips to

make this process even easier.

Top Tips for Move-In

Print your loading permit and have it displayed when you enter

Bring a hand truck or cart

Bring a mallet for bed lofting and a toolkit

Connect with roommates to avoid duplicating items

Don’t overpack (there is no need for winter clothes in August)

Dress comfortably and stay hydrated

Pack in plastic tubs with lids labeled with your name and

room assignment (these can double as in-room storage)

Have fun!

Mail and PackagesMail and PackagesOn-campus residents receive mail and packages on a regular

basis. Items sent through the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) to

university residence halls and apartments are delivered daily

Monday-Friday.

Delivery Service (FedEx, UPS, etc.)

Packages sent through a delivery service such as FedEx

or UPS will be delivered directly to the residence hall/

apartment service desk and bypass the Campus Mail Center.

Community Assistants at the services desks will notify

residents that a package has been delivered for them. The

resident is responsible for retrieving the package.

To ensure correct delivery of mail, use the address formats

listed below:

III. LIFE AT NC STATE

Inter-Residence Council (IRC)Inter-Residence Council (IRC)The Inter-Residence Council (IRC) is a student-led residential

and educational resource organization supporting on-campus

residents by providing leadership services and opportunities;

creating a link between the residents and the larger community.

Avent Ferry ComplexStudent Name2110 Avent Ferry Road(Mailbox #) Avent Ferry Residence HallRaleigh, NC 27607

Bagwell, Becton, Berry, Gold, Syme and Welch HallsStudent Name2221 Dunn Avenue(Mailbox #) Name of Residence HallRaleigh, NC 27607

Bowen, Carroll and Metcalf HallsStudent Name2811 Thurman Drive(Mailbox #) Name of Residence HallRaleigh, NC 27607

Tucker, Owen, Turlington and Alexander HallsStudent Name2751 Cates Avenue(Mailbox #) Name of Residence HallRaleigh, NC 27607

Bragaw HallStudent Name210 Dan Allen Drive(Mailbox #) Bragaw Residence HallRaleigh, NC 27607

Lee HallStudent Name2530 Sullivan Drive(Mailbox #) Lee Residence HallRaleigh, NC 27607

Sullivan HallStudent Name2921 Thurman Drive(Mailbox #) Sullivan Residence HallRaleigh, NC 27607

Bragaw HallStudent Name210 Dan Allen Drive(Mailbox #) Bragaw Residence HallRaleigh, NC 27607

North and Watauga HallsStudent Name2200 Hillsborough Street(Mailbox #) Name of Residence HallRaleigh, NC 27607

Wood HallStudent Name2541 Warren Carroll Drive(Mailbox #) Wood Residence HallRaleigh, NC 27607

Wolf Village ApartmentsStudent Name2730 Wolf Village Way(Mailbox #) Wolf Village ApartmentsRaleigh, NC 27607

Wolf Ridge ApartmentsStudent Name1910 Entrepreneur Drive(Mailbox #) Wolf Ridge ApartmentsRaleigh, NC 27606

For more details visitgo.ncsu.edu/mail

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III. LIFE AT NC STATE

NC State DiningNC State DiningNC State’s award-winning dining program offers food

options that are convenient, fresh, nutritious and delicious.

We have over 40 dining locations across NC State’s

campuses, all of which accept some combination of dining

hall Meal Swipes, Meal Credits and Dining Dollars. From

traditional dining halls to a mix of restaurants, cafes and

convenience stores, our program is designed to meet the

unique needs and tastes of our student body.

Nutrition

Students can find fresh, healthy and sustainable food options

at every turn at NC State. We are here to help students

make healthy decisions that will help them do their best in

school and assist with the management of food allergies,

intolerances and dietary preferences. Daily nutritional

information can be found on the digital menu boards, online

or via the On Campus mobile app. Nutrition kiosks are

located at each dining venue where students can check the

daily menu for allergens, ingredients and nutritional content.

Follow @NCStateDining on Twitter and Instagram for

upcoming events, nutrition updates, health and wellness

tips, recipes, prizes and more.

Understanding Meal PlansUnderstanding Meal PlansNC State Dining offers a variety of meal plan options that can

be tailored to your student’s needs. Choose from our Dining

Hall, Flex or Flex Plus plans. We also offer a Block 170 plan and

Commuter/Apartment plan comprised of $800 Dining Dollars

and comes with a five percent discount at the register.

Meal Plan Changes

Students have until the census date each semester to make

changes to their plan via NC State Dining’s website

dining.ncsu.edu. Differences will be prorated.

For Athletic Plans, students should consult their coach on

which option is best for them.

More information can be found at go.ncsu.edu/meal-plans.

Parking PermitsParking PermitsParking Permits are available to purchase through the

Transportation website beginning in early July. First-year

students have limited available options. Permits are sold

on a semester basis and cost depends on the type of

permit purchased. Students can purchase permits online;

they are sold on a first-come, first-served basis according

to a student’s amount of credit hours earned Permits are

virtual and linked to license plates through License Plate

Recognition (LPR).

Please call or visit NC State Transportation’s website for

more information.

Website: go.ncsu.edu/studentparking

Phone: 919.515.3424

Student Legal ServicesStudent Legal ServicesStudent Legal Services is a nonprofit corporation

created by Student Government at NC State and is

funded by student fees. Student Legal Services focuses on helping students resolve their legal problems with as little disruption as possible to their education, and promoting preventative law, equipping students to

make informed choices.

Student Legal Services provides education, advice and

representation within the scope of the prepaid student

legal services plan. The University Student Legal Services’ plan is registered with the North Carolina State Bar, the parameters of which are set by students at NC State.

Website: studentlegal.dasa.ncsu.eduEmail: studentlegal@ncsu.eduPhone: 919.515.7091

Wolfpack One CardWolfpack One CardThe Wolfpack One Card is a unified identification card that students use to access campus services, such as spending accounts, athletic events, the gym and restricted areas like residence halls and labs. Three spending accounts include All Campus, Dining and PNC Bank.

All Campus is an on-campus debit account that students can use to pay at NC State Dining locations (including vending machines), NC State Stores, Student Health Services and WolfPrint. It is especially important to have funds in this account to use WolfPrint printers as this is the only form of payment campus printers accept.

The NC State Dining meal plan account allows meal plan holders to swipe their card to access their Meal Swipes, Meal Credits and Dining Dollars. Through our partnership with PNC Bank, students who hold PNC accounts can use their ID card to access their debit account.

Replacement cards carry a $20 fee, so students are encouraged to find a safe and convenient way to keep their card for regular use on campus. Report lost or stolen cards on our website below.

Website: onecard.ncsu.eduPhone: 919.515.3090Facebook: NC State Wolfpack One Card

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Student Health ServicesStudent Health ServicesNC State Student Health Services (SHS) is conveniently

located on Central Campus and serves as the primary

medical provider for enrolled students and is accredited

by the Accreditation Association of Ambulatory Health

Care (AAAHC). SHS is committed to providing affordable,

accessible, high quality primary medical services and

works to provide every student with prompt, individualized

medical care, no matter what health insurance they carry.

In-house services, such as laboratory and x-ray, travel clinic,

physical therapy, women’s health, nutrition counseling and

allergy shots are available.

Specialty services are provided by outside partners and

include orthopedics and gastroenterology. In addition, we

have a network of community medical professionals we

refer to should a student need care outside of our scope.

Our on-site pharmacy will transfer existing prescriptions, fill

prescriptions from both in house and outside providers and

sells over-the-counter medications to help keep students well.

Student Health Services Centennial location provides

Primary Care, Physical Therapy, Nutrition Counseling and

Campus Smiles. These services are available in Plaza Hall at

Wolf Ridge Centennial Campus.

Dental Services

Student Health Services has contracted with Campus

Smiles to offer dental services to students. Campus Smiles

has two locations: Plaza Hall at Wolf Ridge on Centennial

Campus and the Student Health Center on Main Campus.

Both locations provide all preventative dentistry services

along with general restorative and other major dental

procedures, including Invisalign®. Most major dental

insurance plans are accepted. To schedule an appointment

call 919.515.8979. For more information, visit the Dental

page on the Student Health Services website.

Website: healthypack.dasa.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.2563

Email: healthypack@ncsu.edu

Facebook: NC State Student Health

Twitter: @NCSTATESHS

Instagram: ncstate_healthypack

Counseling CenterCounseling CenterThe Counseling Center provides NC State students

resources to support personal and academic development.

Recommended services may include workshops, online

skills modules, groups, short-term individual counseling

and referrals. Additionally, the Counseling Center offers

online screenings for mental health concerns, career

testing, psychiatric evaluations and outreach programs to

address various personal concerns. The Counseling Center

utilizes a short-term model, with referral support provided

as appropriate. Student health fees cover most services.

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

Remind your studentRemind your studentMake sure they have a copy or picture of their insurance

card when they arrive on campus. Your student will need

this to access our services and others in the Raleigh area.

Student Health InsuranceStudent Health InsuranceWe are currently in-network with most Aetna, Blue Cross

and Blue Shield (including Student Blue), Cigna, Med Cost

and United Healthcare plans. We are considered out-of-

network for all other insurances at this time. The Student Health Insurance Plan (Student Blue)

waive/enroll portal will open in June and will close in

September 2020.

For more information about the Student Health Insurance

Plan (Student Blue), please visit the Student Health Services

website at healthypack.dasa.ncsu.edu.

Immunization RequirementsImmunization RequirementsNorth Carolina law requires newly enrolled students

to submit proof of immunizations within 30 days of

registration of classes at NC State University.

More information on required immunizations and how to

submit them can be found on our website.

Worried about a Student?Worried about a Student?Students, parents and others are encouraged to report behaviors they feel are concerning or worrisome (no matter how small or insignificant, they may seem). Submit a concern and find more information at go.ncsu.edu/risk-assessment or call 919.513.4224.

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III. LIFE AT NC STATE

Wellness and Recreation ComplexWellness and Recreation ComplexThe Wellness and Recreation Complex, consisting of the Carmichael Gymnasium, Casey Aquatics Center and Wellness and Recreation Center is the central hub for physical activity and holistic well-being. The complex

includes:

Casey Aquatics Center (25-yard and 50-meter pools)

Climbing Center with 42-foot wall and bouldering wall

Indoor basketball/multipurpose courts for a variety of

sports (11)

Fitness centers (50,000 square feet)

Indoor track

Mind Body Studio

Private fitness rooms/personal fitness suite

Fitness studios/activity rooms (6)

Social lounges

Sprint ramp

Steam Room and Sauna

Teaching kitchen

Racquetball courts (10)

Wellness and Recreation operates numerous facilities

throughout campus that include:

Challenge Course @ Schenck Memorial Forest

Disc Golf Course @ Centennial Campus

FitGround functional training area @ Miller Fields

Method Road Fields

Miller Fields

Outdoor basketball courts

Outdoor tennis courts

Recreation fields @ Centennial Campus

Programs and Services

Group Fitness provides more than 80 classes each week,

designed for every fitness level. Students can challenge

themselves with cycling, TRX®, BodyPump™ or find

serenity in several of our mind/body formats like yoga

and Pilates. They can take their fitness routine to the next

level with F45 Training, a premier global fitness brand

that motivates, inspires and creates a team-training, life-

changing environment.

Students can work one-on-one with a nationally certified

personal trainer. Our trainers teach individuals of all fitness

levels how to use the equipment in the Wellness and

Recreation Center, improve performance and reach their

fitness goals.

Our ThriveWell programs provide services and programs

focusing on balanced well-being and student success.

Students can build a custom-made wellness plan and

stay accountable with a certified wellness coach. Learn

techniques to combat stress, improve sleep hygiene or find

innovative ways to add physical activity during the day.

With more than 40 different intramural sports leagues,

tournaments or special events throughout the year.

Students can create a team or meet new friends through our

traditional sports, like soccer, basketball and flag football.

Students can also participate in one-day special events like

bubble soccer, tennis and dodgeball.

For students seeking a more competitive sports experience,

try club sports. These student-led organizations practice

regularly and compete against other colleges and

universities at the local, state and national levels. Clubs

include a wide variety of men’s, women’s and coed sports,

like volleyball, rugby, softball and lacrosse.

Students can discover new paths with our outdoor

adventures program. They are invited to join us on

one of our many outdoor trips across the state and the

southeastern United States. With activities such as canoeing,

backpacking and mountain biking, students can connect with

others while trying a new activity. Students can rent outdoor

equipment from the Outdoor Adventures Equipment Rental

Center or climb to new heights on our state-of-the-art

climbing center and bouldering wall.

Student Employment

More than 700 students are employed annually with

Wellness and Recreation. Learn skills for the future through

practical applications and professional development

opportunities that create a foundation for future careers.

Wellness and Recreation Employment

For up-to-date information, please visit wellrec.ncsu.edu or

follow us on social media @NCStateWellRec.

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III. LIFE AT NC STATE

01 Campus Services Campus Services and Resourcesand Resources

At NC State, experience is education. In addition to

learning the skills of their field in classrooms, labs,

internships and co-ops, students are encouraged to break

out and experience what NC State offers in campus life.

Whether students aim to nurture one’s passion or explore

new interests, NC State offers hundreds of interest-based

activities for students to pursue.

Arts NC StateArts NC StateArts NC State is the collective of the six visual and performing

arts programs at NC State: The Crafts Center, Dance Program,

Department of Music, Gregg Museum of Art & Design, NC

State LIVE Performing Art Series and University Theatre.

Each year, Arts NC State provides hundreds of outstanding

arts opportunities for our students and community to

explore, learn, create and grow through academic classes,

performance participation and events. Tickets to performances

are available from Ticket Central, located at Frank Thompson

Hall, 2241 Dunn Avenue, online at tickets.arts.ncsu.edu or by

calling Ticket Central at 919.515.1100.

Website: arts.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.513.1800

Email: artsncstate@ncsu.edu

AthleticsAthleticsNC State Athletics aims to prepare student-athletes to compete

at the highest level and to inspire them to be leaders now, and

in the future, by providing the best environment to achieve

their athletic, academic and personal aspirations. It also

provides a venue for students and Wolfpack fans to gather and

support NC State Athletics teams.

Website: GoPack.com

Phone: 919.865.1510

Email: ticketoffice@ncsu.edu

Facebook: NC State Athletics

Twitter: @PackAthletics

Instagram: @packathletics

Bookstores (Wolfpack Outfitters)Bookstores (Wolfpack Outfitters)Wolfpack Outfitters is the on-campus source for course

materials, technology, school supplies and spirit wear, with

two convenient locations on campus: Wolfpack Outfitters

in Talley Student Union (Main Campus) and Wolf Ridge

(Centennial Campus). Consult our online price comparison

tool for the best price on course materials: new, used, rental

or e-book. If you need a laptop, be sure to visit the technology

department in Talley Student Union for business-class models

that meet the requirements for students’ field of study.

Website: bookstore.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.2161

Email: bookstore@ncsu.edu

Leadership and Civic EngagementLeadership and Civic EngagementLeadership and Civic Engagement provides students with

the knowledge, tools and experiences to practice socially

responsible leadership. We envision bold and authentic

leaders who work collectively to forge a socially just world

for all people. Opportunities for engagement include the

Leadership Development Program, Active Citizenry Series,

Alternative Service Break (ASB) experiences, LeaderShape

Institute and the Feed the Pack Food Pantry. Service

opportunities are available through our Service Site at

go.ncsu.edu/service. Sign up for their newsletter to learn

about all of the available engagement opportunities.

Website: leadandengage.dasa.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.9248

Social media: @leadandengage

Faith-based CommunitiesFaith-based CommunitiesNC State offers a diverse array of faith-based communities

around campus. With over fifty registered student

organizations that identify in the religious/spiritual community,

many opportunities are provided for students to engage in

their spiritual development while at NC State. For a listing of

registered religious and spiritual organizations, please visit the

website below. Organizations can be searched by category

first, then select Religious/Spiritual to access this list.

Website: getinvolved.ncsu.edu/organizations

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Fraternity and Sorority LifeFraternity and Sorority LifeThe Department of Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) aims

to prepare students for society through a values-based

fraternal experience. Focusing on Chapter Services, Council

and Community Development and the Living/Learning

Experience, the Department of Fraternity and Sorority Life

provides holistic development of affiliated students.

Chapter Services

The fraternity/sorority community at NC State is comprised

of 50+ men’s and women’s organizations including over 3,000

students representing more than 13% of undergraduates at

NC State. Staff members meet regularly with chapter leaders,

alumni and national representatives to ensure chapters are

providing meaningful experiences for their members.

Council and Community Development

FSL advises four governing councils within the fraternity/

sorority community. The Interfraternity Council is comprised

of men’s organizations, while the Panhellenic Association is

comprised of women’s organizations. The Multicultural Greek

Council organizations honor specific cultural traditions. The

National Pan-Hellenic Council is comprised of historically

African American fraternities and sororities.

Living/Learning Experience

Greek Village serves as the hub to all members of FSL

organizations, providing a place to break bread, host

philanthropy events, facilitate member activities and

much more. Chapter Resident Directors live on site to

ensure facility safety as well as compliance with University

standards.

Website: fsl.dasa.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.513.2910.

Office of International ServicesOffice of International ServicesThe Office of International Services (OIS) provides

immigration advising and cross-cultural programming

needs for the university’s more than 4,000 international

students who come from over 110 different countries.

Services include advising students on immigration

regulations and university policies; authorizing certain

types of on- or off-campus employment options for F-1 and

J-1 visa holders; and providing cultural programs designed

to enrich the cultural and academic experience of the

campus community for both international and

domestic students. Learn more about their unique

cross-cultural programs and events online.

Website: internationalservices.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.2961

Student InvolvementStudent InvolvementWith more than 700 student organizations across

campus, there is no reason for the Wolfpack to ever get

bored. Student Involvement supports students as they

explore meaningful co-curricular experiences by

providing resources, advising and programming.

Student Involvement is responsible for oversight and

advising many student organizations including Student

Government and the University Activities Board (UAB).

Students can discover organizations and upcoming events

that align with their interests and academic goals by

browsing Get Involved at getinvolved.ncsu.edu.

Website: studentinvolvement.dasa.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.2797

Study AbroadStudy AbroadStudy Abroad allows students to develop skills required

to face the grand challenges of society — it deepens

intercultural sensitivity, challenges participants to think more

critically and creatively and broadens both personal and

academic perspectives. It teaches independence, flexibility

and the ability to deal with ambiguity. Study Abroad students

distinguish themselves from their peers by developing these

skills and engaging in a unique learning environment abroad.

Student participants fulfill major, minor and general

education program requirements abroad. For all majors,

with academic planning, studying abroad does not delay

graduation at NC State. Early planning will help to ensure

that students are able to take advantage of the funding

available and ensure progress toward graduation. Students

are eligible to receive financial aid (including loans, grants

and scholarships) for the cost of any Study Abroad program.

Semester exchange programs provide the most economical

option for most students since standard tuition and fees keep

the cost of a semester abroad comparable to a semester on

campus at NC State. In addition to over half a million dollars

per year in study abroad scholarships, there are many other

financial resources available in support of study abroad.

The Study Abroad Office supports students throughout the

process from initial interest to their return to campus.

Website: studyabroad.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.2087

Email: study_abroad@ncsu.edu

Facebook: @NCStateStudyAbroad

Instagram: @NCStateStudyAbroad, @PackAbroadBaton

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TransportationTransportationNC State Transportation offers students a variety of options

to meet their diverse transportation and parking needs.

Transportation manages the sale of parking permits and

parking facilities. Wolfline, the University’s transit system,

connects the three campuses and the surrounding area.

Several alternative transportation options are available

including GoPass, which is available for a minimal handling

fee to students and allows them to ride both the city and

regional buses fare-free.

Bicycles/Walking

Bicycling is an inexpensive, healthy and environmentally

friendly way to travel to, from and around campus.

Bike racks are conveniently located throughout all three

campuses. Students are strongly encouraged to purchase a

U-bolt for safe and secure storage. Students must register

their bicycles with Transportation at no charge.

LimeBike and LimeScooter are NC State’s bike and scooter

sharing programs. There’s no kiosk docking station, so bikes

and scooters can be ridden anywhere and parked at any

bike rack or designated parking area throughout campus!

Download the Lime mobile app and sign-up with an NC State

email address for discounted rates.

Parking Enforcement

Appropriate parking permissions are required between the

hours of 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday (most residential

areas are enforced until midnight, Monday - Thursday).

Permits are not required after 5 p.m. in any unreserved

student commuter or faculty/staff spaces or lots. Never park

in a “24-hr Reserved” space, accessibility space, fire lane or

area not specifically designated for parking.

WolfTrails

NC State Transportation provides a variety of alternative

transportation programs for your student through WolfTrails.

There are many options to choose from, including:

ShareTheRide NC, NC State’s social network for ridesharing;

Zipcar, a car-sharing program. Learn more about these

options and more on the Transportation website.

Wolfline (Intra-campus)

NC State’s transit system, Wolfline, carries an average of

almost 19,000 riders per day and connects NC State’s three

campuses and surrounding areas. All Wolfline buses are

accessible and equipped with TransLoc Rider (download

the free mobile app) which allows riders to see real-time

bus locations online. No fare is required. Service frequency

varies, but generally, daytime service is available every 10

- 15 minutes. Saturday/Sunday daytime service connects

Main and Centennial Campus, as well as James B. Hunt

Jr. and D.H. Hill Jr. libraries. Evening service operates until

approximately 2 a.m. Wolfline buses run each day classes are

held and during exams. They provide intra-campus service

to the McKimmon Center, park and ride lots, resident storage

lot and surrounding areas along the routes. Bus service does

not run on official university holidays.

City/Regional

The GoPass program, which is available for a minimal

handling fee, allows students to ride city buses, GoRaleigh and

regional buses and GoTriangle for no fare. All that is needed to

travel to any Raleigh or Triangle destination is a GoPass swipe

card and student ID. Students can order their GoPass online at

the Transportation website beginning in early July.

Website: transportation.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.3424

Facebook: NCSUTransportation

Twitter: @ncsuwolfline, @ncsuwolftrails

Parking Permits

Parking permits are available to purchase through the

Transportation website beginning in early July. First-year

students have limited available options. Permits are sold

on a semester basis and cost depends on the type of

permit purchased. Students can purchase permits online;

they are sold on a first-come, first-served basis according

to a student’s amount of credit hours earned. Permits are

virtual and linked to license plates through License Plate

Recognition (LPR).

For additional information, please visit the website below or

call NC State Transportation.

Website: go.ncsu.edu/studentparking

Phone: 919.515.3424

02 Campus CommunityCampus CommunityCentersCentersOur centers — Talley Student Union and Witherspoon

Student Center — provide a place for the campus

community to relax, study, eat, shop and play. From

bustling food courts, to quiet nooks and meeting areas;

from vibrant student organization hubs to sprawling green

spaces, the Student Centers serve as a cornerstone for

student growth, learning and involvement. They also offer

excellent on-campus jobs that provide flexible hours and

opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Website: studentcenters.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.3138

Facebook: NCStateStudentCenters

Twitter: NCStateUnion

Instagram: NCStateUnion

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Office for Institutional Equity Office for Institutional Equity and Diversityand DiversityThe Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED)

brings the offices of Equal Opportunity and Equity and

Diversity Engagement, Training and Education together

with four campus community centers: the African American

Cultural Center; the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender

(GLBT) Center; Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA); and

the Women’s Center. OIED also offers diversity and equity

training and a campuswide diversity newsletter, the

Diversity Digest.

Website: ncsu.edu/diversity

Phone: 919.515.3148

Email: oied-communications@ncsu.edu

Facebook: NCStateOIED

Twitter: @NCStateOIED

Instagram: NCStateOIED

Equal Opportunity and Equity

The Equal Opportunity and Equity unit of the Office for

Institutional Equity and Diversity strives to make NC

State University a discrimination-free, harassment-free

environment for faculty, students and staff to work, live and

learn. This unit is responsible for managing and monitoring

the university’s equal opportunity compliance activities;

overseeing the university’s equal opportunity policies;

responding to complaints; conducting investigations;

developing and delivering training and educational

outreach to campus and consulting with supervisors,

managers and unit equity officers regarding equal

opportunity concerns and initiatives.

Diversity Engagement, Training and Education

The Diversity Engagement, Training and Education unit

within the Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity

provides leadership in the university’s efforts to coordinate,

implement and facilitate educational programs, promote

cultural competence and foster an understanding of, and

appreciation, for diversity, equity and inclusion throughout

the university community. Activities include: diversity

training, programs, assessment and consultation for the

recruitment, retention and success of students, faculty

and staff and reviewing and recommending changes to

university policies, procedures and regulations to promote

diversity and enhance inclusion.

African American Cultural CenterAfrican American Cultural CenterThe African American Cultural Center is one of four campus

community centers (along with the GLBT Center, Multicultural

Student Affairs, and the Women’s Center) housed within

the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED). The

African American Cultural Center promotes awareness of and

appreciation for African American and other African diasporic

experiences through activities and events that enhance

academic excellence and strengthen cultural competence for

the campus and surrounding communities.

To learn more about the African American Cultural Center

and the programs offered, visit their website and follow

them on social media. The AACC main office is located on

the 3rd floor of Witherspoon Student Center.

Website: ncsu.edu/aacc

Phone: 919.515.5210

Email: aaculturalcenter@ncsu.edu

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Twitter: @ncsuaacc

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GLBT CenterGLBT CenterThe GLBT Center is one of four campus community centers

(along with the Women’s Center, Multicultural Student

Affairs and the African American Cultural Center) housed

under the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED).

The GLBT Center serves students of all sexual orientations,

gender identities and gender expressions; including gay,

lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, asexual, queer, transgender,

genderqueer, gender fluid, gender non-conforming, non-

binary, agender, intersex and questioning students and

their allies.

The GLBT Center strives to increase the NC State campus

community’s understanding of diversity by working

collaboratively to raise awareness, promote respect and

create a culture of equity, inclusion and social justice.

To fulfill that mission, they help students connect to form

social support networks, offer identity-based and health-

related information and resources, consult with students

individually and collectively on issues related to personal

identity and academic success, refer students to a wide

variety of resources on campus and in the local community,

provide professional and leadership development

opportunities and host educational events and programs. The

center partners with student organizations, such as the GLBT

Community Alliance (GLBTCA), Out in Science, Technology,

Engineering and Math (oSTEM), AcePack (for asexual/

aromantic students), Channel Blond (for Black queer and

trans students) and Bi/Pan@NCSU (for bisexual/pansexual

students). The GLBT Center staff also facilitates center groups

such as T-Files (for transgender students), Queer and Trans

People of Color (QTPOC) and Queer Media Club.

To learn more about the GLBT Center and the programs

offered, visit their website and follow them on social

media. The GLBT office is located on the 5th floor of Talley

Student Union.

Website: ncsu.edu/glbt

Phone: 919.513.9742

Email: glbtcenter@ncsu.edu

Facebook: GLBT Center

Twitter: @glbtcenter

Instagram: @ncstateglbtcenter

Multicultural Student AffairsMulticultural Student AffairsMulticultural Student Affairs is one of four campus community

centers (along with the GLBT Center, the Women’s Center, and

the African American Cultural Center) housed within the Office

of Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED). Multicultural Student

Affairs works to implement safe spaces for underrepresented

students in an effort to provide a sense of belonging and

orchestrates programs that promote student development,

identity affirmation and academic success.

To learn more about Multicultural Student Affairs and the

programs offered, visit their website and follow them on

social media. The Multicultural Student Affairs office is

located on the 4th floor of Talley Student Union.

Website: ncsu.edu/msa

Phone: 919.515.3835

Email: multicultural@ncsu.edu

Facebook: NCStateMSA

Twitter: @NCState_MSA

Instagram: NCStateMSA

Women’s CenterWomen’s CenterThe NC State Women’s Center is one of four Campus

Community Centers (along with the GLBT Center, Multicultural

Student Affairs and the African American Cultural Center)

housed within the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity

(OIED). The mission of the Women’s Center is to build and

create a community of authentic and engaged allies and

leaders to pursue gender equity and social justice while

enhancing the campus climate through education, advocacy,

support and leadership development.

To learn more about the Women’s Center and the programs

offered, visit their website and follow them on social media.

The Women’s Center office is located on the 5th floor of

Talley Student Union.

Website: ncsu.edu/womens-center

Phone: 919.515.2012

Email: wcemail@lists.ncsu.edu

Facebook: NCSUWomen’sCenter

Twitter: @ncsuwomensctr

Instagram: NCSUWomen’sCenter

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Community CompactCommunity CompactNC State’s Community Compact is an agreement all students

make by choosing to join the NC State

community. It is as follows:

As members of the NC State Community: We affirm a

commitment to integrity and the pursuit of excellence in our

academic, personal and professional endeavors.

We honor freedom of thought and expression. We

respect the diversity of individuals and groups. We affirm

our commitment to fairness and justice. We commit to

conducting ourselves in accordance with the highest ethical

standards. We foster engagement in a culture of service

and stewardship within the NC State, national and global

communities.

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Office of Student ConductOffice of Student ConductThe Office of Student Conduct is responsible for the

coordination of all aspects of the student conduct process

at NC State University. This includes providing educational

programs to students, consulting with faculty and managing

the review process for the resolution of alleged student

misconduct. The office administers the Code of Student

Conduct in order to inform students of the expectations and

standards they have as members of the NC State community.

If there is an alleged violation of the Code of Student Conduct,

the office uses the Student Discipline Procedures to review

and respond to the alleged behavior.

Phone: 919.515.2963

Email: studentconduct@ncsu.edu

Student Ombuds ServicesStudent Ombuds ServicesWhat is “Ombuds?” A guide for conflict management,

prevention and resolution. The Ombuds provides an

informal, confidential, impartial and independent source

of assistance for students to help them navigate their

university experience. A Student Ombuds advocates for fair

processes, working to empower the student to successfully

navigate the institution to address challenges and identify

resources. In short, if a student — or a student’s family —

has a unique situation and doesn’t know where to turn for

support, direction or an understanding “ear,” contact Student

Ombuds Services (S.O.S.) to explore options and next steps.

Students may come to S.O.S. for a variety of reasons.

Student Ombuds Services serves as a first point of contact

for students experiencing food, housing and/or financial

insecurity and helps connect students to available resources

if they experience an unexpected financial challenge.

Sometimes students simply want to talk. Some are reluctant

to go through formal channels. Others don’t know where

else to go, and some have tried other ways to get help, but

haven’t found what they need. If you are not sure whether

S.O.S. can help, please contact us, no matter how big or

small your student’s concern may be. All conversations are

voluntary, confidential and free.

More resources are available on the Pack Essentials website:

dasa.ncsu.edu/pack-essentials/

Website: ombuds.dasa.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.513.3401

Email: student-ombuds@ncsu.edu

Code of Student Conduct

The Code of Student Conduct is a set of behavioral

standards for students in the NC State community. This

policy covers topics related to academic and non-academic

misconduct and the possible sanctions for instances when

a student is found in violation. Students are encouraged to

be familiar with this Code as it applies to them both on and

off-campus.

For a full version of the Code of Student Conduct, please

go online and visit the Office of Student Conduct website at

studentconduct.dasa.ncsu.edu.

Prevention ServicesPrevention ServicesPrevention Services provides case management, education

and outreach emphasizing inclusive, developmental and

non-judgmental perspectives for student prevention efforts.

Our services include Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD)

education, CARES case management, Suicide Prevention

and a Collegiate Recovery Community. Additionally,

Prevention Services offers outreach and training on

various mental health and wellness prevention topics as

well as consultation for faculty and staff. Our services are

by appointment or phone. If you are concerned about

a student, you can make a referral to CARES by visiting

our website and clicking on Make a Referral. Prevention

programs work closely with campus resources to provide

early intervention for students who may be struggling

personally or whose behavior has led others to be

concerned for their well-being.

Website: prevention.dasa.ncsu.edu

Phone: 919.515.4405

A Special Message to A Special Message to Pack FamiliesPack FamiliesNC State has a Responsible Behavior Initiative. As part of its

mission, the education provided for students emphasizes

responsibility to oneself and the community. Talk with your

student about decision making, expectations and general

best practices for personal safety.

Here are a few tips to highlight:

Be aware of surroundings when walking at night

Communicate any suspicious activity with an RA or

university administrator

Do not give out access codes for residence halls

Do not leave items unattended at any time

Do not prop doors open

Do not walk with headphones in

Keep the door to your residence hall room locked at

all times

Lock your vehicle

Remain in well-lit areas

Report lost keys immediately

Students are required to register bicycles with

NC State University Transportation (free of charge)

Take responsibility for personal safety and security

Emergency PreparednessEmergency PreparednessEmergency planning and preparedness are key to

minimizing impact from an unplanned event. For our

students, NC State encourages them to make a plan!

Pack a bag!

Be Pack Ready!

Have a communication plan in place with your student so

you both know how you would communicate in the event

of an emergency on campus. Keep in mind that, without

charge, cell phone batteries will go dead, so be sure to keep

emergency phone numbers written down should you need

assistance. Consider where you would go if an emergency

strikes and you have to leave your home. A personal

emergency plan should have alternate locations in case

your home is impacted.

Pack a Bag!

We recommend being ready to move quickly with an

emergency kit (bag) and have the following supplies

readily available in residence halls, apartments, homes

and offices for the first 24 hours of an event or until

normal conditions return:

At least 1 gallon of drinking water

Blankets or sleeping bag

First aid kit

Flashlight with batteries

Food for pets

Non-perishable food and can opener

Prescription medications and eyeglasses

More resources for Pack Ready Emergency Planning can be

found online at go.ncsu.edu/packready.

Emergency Communications at NC State

WolfAlert is NC State’s official emergency communication

system. NC State takes the safety of its community very

seriously and with only the highest regard. In case of an

emergency, different options are available for updates and

directions.

For students on campus, these WolfAlert communication

options may be used:

Audible Alerts via Siren

Around campus, there are mounted speakers that send

audible signals to widespread areas. Generally these

messages will be brief with specific instructions and direct

listeners on how to stay up-to-date.

Student Text Alerts

Your student has the ability to receive text messages to

their cell phone with safety alerts. The message will be brief

and contain safety instructions or details they need to know

immediately. This service is only for students, and your

student should verify their contact number in MyPack Portal.

Email Alerts

Broadcast emails are delivered to all official University

email accounts containing your UnityID@ncsu.edu.

Online Notifications

WolfAlerts may be posted on the NC State’s homepage

at ncsu.edu and posted online via social media, such as

Twitter. Suggested groups to follow are @NCState,

@ncstateemmc, @ncsupolice and @NCStatePFS.

Desktop Notifications

Alertus is a desktop notification available to devices

connected to the NC State network. The University has the

ability to post emergency alerts to individual computers via

Alertus software.

Emergency Information for Parents

WolfAlerts are designated for students, faculty and staff.

Pack Parents and Families off-campus are encouraged

to download the NC State On Campus app to receive

notifications and emergency information.

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V. CAMPUS DIRECTORYArea Code 919919

Colleges and ProgramsColleges and ProgramsAgricultural Institute ...................................................... 515.3248

College of Agriculture & Life Sciences (CALS) .......... 515.2614

College of Design ........................................................... 515.8306

College of Education (CED) ........................................... 515.5514

College of Engineering (COE) ...................................... 515.3263

College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS) 515.2468

College of Natural Resources (CNR) ........................... 515.2883

College of Sciences (COS) ............................................ 515.2501

College of Veterinary Medicine .................................... 513.6461

Environmental Sciences ............................................... 513.2520

The Graduate School ..................................................... 515.2872

Poole College of Management .................................... 515.5565

University College (Exploratory Studies) ................... 515.8130

Wilson College of Textiles ............................................ 515.6640

Campus ServicesCampus ServicesAcademic and Student Affairs ..................................... 515.2446

Academic Advising Services ........................................ 515.8130

Academic Support Program for Student Athletes .... 515.2464

African American Cultural Center ............................... 515.5210

Arts NC State .................................................................. 513.1800

Arts NC State Ticket Central ......................................... 515.1100

Athletic Ticket Office ....................................................... 865.1510

Bookstores (Wolfpack Outfitters).................................. 515.2161

Campus Emergency Services ................................................ 911

Campus Emergency Status Information .................... 513.8888

Campus Enterprises ...................................................... 513.2524

Career Development Center ......................................... 515.2396

Counseling Center ......................................................... 515.2423

D.H. Hill Jr. Library ......................................................... 515.3364

Disability Resource Office ............................................. 515.7653

Fraternity and Sorority Life ........................................... 513.2910

Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender

(GLBT) Center ................................................................. 513.9742

Immunizations ................................................................ 515.7233

Inter-Residence Council (IRC) ....................................... 515.3238

James B. Hunt Jr. Library ............................................. 515.7110

Leadership and Civic Engagement ............................. 515.9248

Lonnie Poole Golf Course ............................................. 833.3338

Multicultural Student Affairs ........................................ 515.3835

Music Department ......................................................... 515.2981

New Student Programs ................................................ 515.1234

Office of InformationTechnology (OIT) Help Desk .... 515.4357

Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED) .. 515.3148

Office of International Services .................................... 515.2961

Parents and Families Services (PFS) ........................... 515.2441

Parents’ Fund (Annual Giving) ..................................... 515.0562

Pre-Professional Programs ........................................... 515.2396

Student Centers ............................................................. 515.3138

Student Conduct ............................................................ 515.2963

Student Health Services ................................................ 515.2563

Student Involvement ..................................................... 515.2797

Student Legal Services .................................................. 515.7091

Student Media ................................................................ 515.2411

Student Ombuds Services ............................................ 513.0235

Student Services Center ................................................ 515.6278

Study Abroad ................................................................. 515.2087

Transportation/Parking .................................................. 515.3424

Undergraduate Research .............................................. 513.0095

University Dining ........................................................... 515.7012

University Housing ........................................................ 515.2440

University Police ............................................................ 515.3000

University Tutorial Center .............................................. 515.3163

VIP Benefit Program ...................................................... 515.2441

Wellness and Recreation .............................................. 515.7529

Wolfpack Club ................................................................. 865.1500

WolfPack One Card ......................................................... 515.3090

Women’s Center ............................................................. 515.2012

NC State Fight SongNC State Fight SongShout aloud to the men who will play the game to win

We’re behind you, keep fightin’ for State--- Hold that line, hold ‘em fast

We’ll reach victory at lastWe’re behind you, keep fightin’ for State---

Rise up to the fray and let your colors wave, Shout out for dear old NC State;--GO STATE!

And where-e’er we go, We’ll let the whole world know,

We’re behind you, keep fightin’ for State.

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