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Adult Student Resources

The Division of Student Affairs would like all Adult Students to know about additional services at UNCG:

Computing: Information Technology Services

• Technical Services Hours:7am-5pm, Monday-Friday
• Contact: Send email to 6tech@uncg.edu or call 6-TECH (256-TECH off-campus)
• Technical Services Web site: http://it.uncg.edu/helpdesk
• Super Lab Hours Fall and Spring Semester:
  Monday -Thursday 7:30am-11:45pm
  Saturday 10am-9:45pm
  Sunday 10am-11:45pm
• Contact: Visit the SuperLab Student Help Center in Jackson Library or call 6-TECH (256-TECH off-campus)
• Web site: http://www.uncg.edu/irc/labs

Career Services Center

• Offices: #1, Eliott University Center; 334-5454
• Hours: 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday
• Services and Programs: The mission of the Career Services Center is to provide professional guidance and resources to undergraduate and graduate students and alumni for their lifelong career development.
• Web site: http://csc.dept.uncg.edu/

Counseling & Testing Center

• Offices: 12 Gove Student Health Center; 334-5874
• Hours: 8am-6pm, Monday-Friday
• Services and Programs: The Counseling and Testing Center assists students by providing personal counseling, psychotherapy, and medication management, which often enhances academic performance. Group and outreach programs are also provided.
• Web site: http://www.uncg.edu/shs/ctc/

Counseling and Consulting Clinic: The Nicholas A. Vacc Counseling and Consulting Clinic

• Offices: Second Floor, 223 Ferguson Building, 334-5112
• Hours: Daytime and Evening appointments available. Hours are announced each semester.
• Staff Contacts: Clinic Director - Dr. Keith Mobley
• Services and Programs: The Center offers student career, vocational, personal, family, and life planning counseling services. Group counseling and support are used when concerns are best addressed through interaction with peers. Evaluations for learning disabilities are conducted by licensed psychologists. Fees are charged for these services. Study skills, mathematics and reading clinics are offered. Please call for more information.
• Web site: http://www.uncg.edu/ced/clinic/

Disability Services: Offices of Disability Services

• Offices: 215 Elliot Center; 334-5440
• Hours: 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday

Services and Programs:

• Alternative testing, adaptive technology, transitional counseling, study skills, time management, and other services as needed
• Referrals for diagnostic evaluation
• Assistance with individual education plans after consultation and careful review of documentation.
• Web site: http://ods.dept.uncg.edu/

English as a Second Language: Department of English

• Offices: 132A McIver Building; 334-5311

Courses:

• English 101N - English Composition I for Nonnative Speakers provides students with an opportunity to learn and practice some of the important conventions of academic writing. A secondary, but very important goal, is to provide students with the opportunity to strengthen their academic English. For degree-seeking students, English 101N is equivalent to English 101 and fulfills a University Reasoning and Discourse requirement.
• English 203W - Academic English for Speakers of Other Languages, designed for students whose first language is not English, helps develop reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills across different cultural contexts. Reading assignments will include academic, civic, and popular discourse. Usually taught as writing-intensive, thus meeting a lower-division writing requirement.
• Web site: http://www.uncg.edu/eng/esol/

GRE/GMAT/LSAT Test Preparation: Division of Continual Learning

• Offices: 915 Northridge St, Becher-Weaver Building, 315-7044
• Hours: 8am-5pm, Moday-Friday
• Staff Contacts: Test Prep Program Manager
• Services and Programs: The Division of Continual Learning provides an affordable test preparation programs for the GRE, GMAT, and LSAT Tests. Classes focus on test-taking techniques, timesaving methods, logical reasoning, reading comprehension, analytical reasoning and essay writing. Call the Division of Continual Learning for information on course fees and dates or visit its Web site.
• Web site: http://web.uncg.edu/dcl/web/testprep/

The International Programs Center (IPC)

• Location: 127 McIver Street, 334-5404
• Hours: 8am-5pm, Moday-Friday
• Services and Programs: The UNCG International Programs Center offers direct exchanges with universities all over the world. Many of the programs are offered in English. Study Abroad offers students the unique opportunity of visiting another country as a student rather than as a tourist.
• Web site: www.uncg.edu/ipg

Jackson Library

• Location: College Avenue, Circulation Desk: 334-5304, Information: 334-5284
• Hours: Dependent on time of semester; holiday and exam schedules
• Services and Programs: The Library's web page provides access to the library catalog and over 120 databases in a variety of fields, most of which are available both on-campus and off-campus with a valid UNCG ID. Jackson Library contains more than 2.5 million books, documents and microtexts, 4 million manuscript items, and approximately 5200 print subscriptions and 7000 full-test electronic journals. The library includes reading rooms, carrels, individual and group study areas and a classroom and lab equipped with micro computers. Orientation sessions about the Library and instruction in the use of information resources are available - call 334-5419 for more details.
• Web site: http://library.uncg.edu/

Learning Assistance Center

• Offices: 104 McIver Building; 334-3878
• Hours: 10am-7pm, Monday-Thursday, 8am-5pm, Friday 8am-5pm during the academic year
• Services and Programs: The Learning Assistance Center provides programs and services to help undergraduates improve their academic performance and achieve their educational goals. Academic services include: academic skills assessment, learning assistance materials, free tutoring, learning style assessment, and academic skills workshops.

Speaking Center

• Offices: 22 McIver Building Underground; 256-1346
• Hours: Monday - 10am to 8pm, Tuesday - Thursday 10am to 6pm, Friday 9 am to noon
• Services and Programs: The University Speaking Center provides reactive and proactive services for UNCG students. Services are designed to empower clients with communication confidence and competence. Assistance is offered in the preparation and delivery of speeches development of knowledge and skills in interpersonal communication, and overall success in group or team communication situations.
• Web site: http://speakingcenter.uncg.edu/

Special Support Services

• Offices: 110 McIver Building; 334-7533; fax 334-7990
• Hours: 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday
• Services and Programs: Special Support Services is an educational support program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education and The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. The program provides free services to eligible students, including: an academic skills lab, counseling and advising, graduate school guidance,a writing program, computer assistance, cultural/educational activities, peer mentoring for freshmen, and tutoring. Students may also receive assistance in making educational plans for graduation and further education.
• Web site:http://success.uncg.edu

Writing Center

• Offices: 3211 HHRA Building (corner of Spring Garden and Forest St.)
• Hours: 9am-8pm, Monday-Thursday, 9am-3pm, Friday, 6pm-9pm Sunday
• Services and Programs: Students who are writing papers are welcome to bring their works-in- progress to the Writing Center for individual consultation, suggestions, and instruction. The Writing Center is staffed by graduate and undergraduate students from the English and other departments.
• Web site: http://www.uncg.edu/eng/writingcenter

The Writing Center Is Now Available Online

The University Writing Center now offers online writing sessions. Talk about your writing, get help with grammar, or brainstorm ideas online with one of their trained writing consultants. Visit the Writing Center Web site for more information.

Page updated: 14-Oct-2009

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