The Academic Advising Program
Steele   Building (919) 966-5116 • Assists students with all aspects of their academic   planning while providing a foundation for appropriate academic decisions   throughout their undergraduate studies.
Advising for Students Considering Graduate School
2nd Floor Hanes Hall • This resources is offered to Carolina undergraduate students through the Pre-Graduate Education Advising Program.   The Pre-Graduate Education Advising Program advises undergraduate students considering a graduate degree in various disciplines (sciences, arts and   humanities, social sciences, and professional arenas). Our advisers help   clarify the differences in gaining and utilizing a doctorate vs. a master’s degree and the opportunities that a terminal degree may offer. The program is   primarily responsible for helping students considering graduate school understand what their next steps are in researching and applying to graduate programs, so that they can move forward independently and effectively.
Biology Peer   Tutorial Center
Free   Tutoring for BIOL 201, 202, 205, and 252. The Center’s schedule can be found   on the Biology Department website: http://www.bio.unc.edu/Undergraduate/. To   provide your comments and/or to get more information, please contact Dr. Gidi   Shemer, the Biology Departmental Adviser at bishemer@email.unc.edu.
The Carolina Center for Public Service 
The   Carolina Center for Public Service strengthens the University’s public   service commitment by promoting engaged scholarship and service that are   responsive to the concerns of the state, the nation, and the world. Through a   variety of student initiatives like the APPLES Service-Learning Program and   the Buckley Public Service Scholars Program students are given a framework to   explore service opportunities, learn new skills, link their academic   experience to making a difference in the community, and connect to other   students who care about similar issues.
APPLES   Service-Learning Program
3514 Carolina Union,   apples@unc.edu • (919) 962-0902 • Builds sustainable, service-learning   partnerships among students, faculty, and communities in North Carolina and   beyond. APPLES offers a variety of programs, including:
o Alternative Breaks
o Robert E. Bryan Social Innovation Fellowships
o Service-Learning Courses
o Service-Learning Initiatives
o Service-Learning Internships
o SMART Mentoring
Buckley Public   Service Scholars Program
3514 Carolina Union,   service_scholars@unc.edu • (919) 962-0902 • Supports and Strengthens Carolina   students’ commitment to service and guides them through training and course   work that make their service more effective. Participants broaden their   concept of public service and engagement through:
o Meaningful service and community organizations
o Skills Training
o Service-Learning Courses
o North Carolina Outward Bound scholarships
o Philanthropy as a Tool for Social Change course in public health
The Center for Student Success and Academic   Counseling (CSSAC)
Student   Academic Services Building (SASB) • The Center for Student Success and   Academic Counseling (CSSAC) assists students in developing strategies and   skills that are critical for achieving and maintaining academic excellence.
The Learning   Center
Student Academic   Services Building (SASB) lower level, (919) 962-3782 • The Learning Center   helps students learn more efficiently and perform better in their course   work. Services include:
• Academic Counseling/Coaching
• Read for Speed and Comprehension Program
• Peer Tutoring (walk in and appointment)
• TestPrep for GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT
• Academic Workshops
Academic Success   Program for Students with LD/ADHD
Student Academic   Services Building (SASB) Suite 2109, (919) 962-7227 • Provides coaching and   academic counseling—both individually and in groups—to students with LD/ADHD.   Consults with students about how to get evaluated for possible LD/ADHD   diagnosis. Students are welcomed and encouraged to use our services whether   or not they are registered with or receive accommodations from the Department   of Disabilities Services.
The Writing   Center
Student Academic   Services Building (SASB) lower level, (919) 962-7710 • The Center offers both   45-minte face-to-face sessions and an online tutoring system that allows you   to submit writing and receive feedback via the web.
Academic Support   Program for Student Athletes
Loudermilk Center for   Excellence 344 Ridge Road, CB#3107, (919) 962-9534 • Provides academic   counseling, a first year transition program, proactive monitoring, study   skills development workshops, a tutoring program, and career counseling   services.
Accessibility Resources and Services 
Student   Academic Services Building (SASB), (919) 962-8300 • To be eligible for   services, students must provide medical documentation that provides   information about a substantial limitation to one or more major life   activities, specifically as it applies to meeting the demands of University   life, in and/or out of the classroom.
Bounce Back
This   program is designed to help students on academic probation return to good   academic standing. Students meet in a group setting on a weekly basis to   strengthen academic skills and become more resilient in the face of   scholastic and personal stress. For information, email Dr. Amy   Schmitz-Sciborski, schmitzs@email.unc.edu.
Campus Health Services (CHS)
James   A. Taylor Building, (919) 966-2281 • Offers quality medical care to the UNC   student community at a very low cost. CHS offers wellness and preventative   care, care for injury, acute or chronic medical conditions, consultation, and   medical testing.
The Campus Y
For   over 150 years, the Campus Y has been at the heart of the University of North   Carolina at Chapel Hill. Its mission is the pursuit of social justice through   promoting pluralism, and as such it is an organization that welcomes and   supports a diversity of views, approaches and activities in its agenda to   drive lasting social change.
University Career Services
Hanes   Hall, (919) 962-6507 • Works with students individually and in group settings   to help them clarify their values, interests, and skills in order to make   decisions about majors and careers.
Carolina Leadership Development
Carolina   Union, lead@email.unc.edu• Offers a variety of services and programs   including peer mentoring and leadership development programs for everyone   interested in leadership at the University.
Carolina Women’s Center
215   W. Cameron Ave., (919) 962-8305 • The Carolina Women’s Center pursues gender   equity at Carolina on behalf of the faculty, staff, postdoctoral scholars,   and students. Through education, advocacy, and interdisciplinary research, we   build bridges and enhance the intellectual life and public engagement mission   of the university. The CWC focuses on five gender equity issues: family   advocacy; violence prevention; combating human trafficking; closing gender   gaps; and gender, difference, and diversity.
Chemistry Tutorial
Kenan   Labs C-143 • Open Mon/Weds 1-7pm; Tues/Thurs 1-8pm; and Friday 1-5pm for   assistance in Chemistry courses 101, 102, 241, 261, and 262. For more   information, please contact Dr. Todd Austell, Coordinator, (919) 962-9429,   tlaustell2011@unc.edu.
Counseling and Psychological Services
James A. Taylor Building • Psychological/counseling services   include individual, couples, and group therapy, urgent consultation and   crisis intervention, and medication evaluation/management. Wellness services   provide education and health promotion programs in the areas of fitness and   nutrition, alcohol and substance use, stress management, and sexual behavior.   All individuals seeking new and first time Counseling appointments at CWS   should walk in between 9:00 a.m. and 12 noon or 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. For a   Wellness appointment or for more information, call (919) 966-3658. For a   psychological crisis, call or walk in right away and speak to a CWS therapist   for same day crisis intervention. If it is after hours, on a weekend, or   university holiday, call (919) 966-2281.
Dean of Students
Student Academic Services Building (SASB) Suite 1106, (919)   966-4042, dos@unc.edu • The Office of the Dean of Students is driven by a   strong desire to hep all students achieve success. Our staff educates the   entire university community, including faculty and staff, about relevant   campus policies and responds to your needs through personal attention and   advocacy. We support students through individual services, innovative   programs, co-curricular opportunities, and policy oversight and development.   If we can ever assist you in maximizing your Carolina experience, please come   see us in the Office of the Dean of Students.
Student Emergency Fund
Through the Student   Emergency Fund, the Division of Student Affairs assists Carolina students by   providing immediate financial support when the need assistance with   unexpected emergency expenses surrounding situations such as accidents,   illness, death of a family member, fire damage, or need for temporary   housing. Applications are available on the Dean of Students website.
Diversity and Multicultural Affairs
Student   Academic Services Building North (SASB North), Suite 2105, (919) 843-6962 •   South Building, (919) 962-6962 • This department offers students   opportunities to get involved in diversity education, engagement in diverse   campus groups, recruitment efforts, and participation in leadership programs.   Its mission is to build and sustain an inclusive campus community that values   and respects all members of the University community.
Faculty   Office Hours
All   professors hold office hours for students. If you have any questions about a   course, visit the professor during his/her office hours.
First Generation College Students
Nearly   20% of Carolina undergraduates are First Generation College Students (FGCS).   FGCS are students that come to Carolina from a family in which neither parent   has a 4 year undergraduate degree. We proudly call our first generation   students “Carolina Firsts.” The Carolina Firsts student organization   represents and connects FGCS at Carolina.
Housing and Residential Education
Student   Academic Services Building (SASB) North, (919) 962-5401, housing@unc.edu •   The Department of Housing and Residential Education works to create an   inclusive on-campus housing environment that promotes personal development,   citizenship, involvement, and leadership. Specifically, our residential   communities enhance student learning and academic engagement through living   and learning programs, Scholar in Residence, and Meals with Heels, a   faculty/student shared dining experience.
Information and Technology Services
(919)   962-HELP • The ITS Response Center (ITRC) provides technical support to the   UNC computing community 24 hours a day via (919) 962-HELP or through the   Online Help Request form. For walk-in support, you can visit our location in   the lower level of the R.B. House Undergraduate Library (next to the Pit).
International Student and Scholar Services
FedEx   Global Education Center Room 2004, (919) 962-5661, oisss@unc.edu • Serves as   the principle administrative, programming, and advising office for   approximately 3,000 international students, faculty, and academic staff at   UNC-Chapel Hill.
Johnston Center for Undergraduate   Excellence
Graham   Memorial, (919) 966-5110, jcue@unc.edu • Information on undergraduate   research and the honors program is available at the Johnston Center as well   as enriching arts and cultural activities. The Center also has one of the   best lounges on campus for studying and getting a cup of coffee!
Honors Carolina
Graham Memorial •   Students in the Honors Program enjoy specially-designed courses, research   opportunities, field trips, discussion groups, and dinners.
Undergraduate Research
Graham Memorial • By   engaging in undergraduate research, you will learn to apply what you already   know to new issues that interest you, and have the opportunity to influence   others.
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer   (LGBTQ) Center
Student   Academic Services Building (SASB) Suite 3226, lgbtq@unc.edu, (919) 843-5376 •   Works to foster a safe, inclusive environment for UNC-Chapel Hill students of   all sexualities, gender identities, and gender expressions.
Math Help Center
Phillips   224 • Assists students seeking additional help in Math 110 through Math 233.   Tutors work one-on-one or in small groups.
New Student and Carolina Parent Programs
Student   Academic Services Building (SASB) South Suite 3318, (919) 962-8304 • Provides   new undergraduate students the information and activities needed to   transition smoothly to the University and to promote an on-going relationship   between the parents/families of all Carolina students and the University.
Scholarships and Student Aid
300   Pettigrew Hall, (919) 962-8396, aidinfo@unc.edu • This office can help you   with questions regarding the FAFSA, your aid package, scholarships, Carolina   Covenant Program, and more.
Study Abroad
FedEx   Global Education Center, (919) 962-7002 • The Study Abroad Office is   available to help students find dynamic, engaging, and affordable study   abroad opportunities.
Sustainability Office
Giles   Horney Building, (919) 843-5295 • This office works cooperatively with other   offices, departments, and organizations across campus to advance the triple   bottom line of ecological integrity, economic prosperity, and social equity.   Online resources, a lending library, and a news/events listserv are available   to students interested in creating a more sustainable campus community.
Transfer Student Programs
Tar   Heel Transfers Student Organization
T-Links   (Transfer Peer Mentoring)
Tau   Sigma Honor Society
Transfer   United
University Libraries
With over ten libraries on campus, students are sure to find materials, technology and guidance to support their learning endeavors. From the design software and media equipment in the Undergraduate Library to discovering foreign language material in Davis Library and special collections in Wilson Library, library staff have the expertise to get you on the path to productivity. Drop in at one of the Research Desks for research assistance, make an appointment, or contact us online: http://www.lib.unc.edu/ask.html.
Veteran Students
The military veterans receiving their education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are a vital component of our campus community. We recognize their sacrifices and value their life experiences as they enhance the diversity of our student body. Visit http://deanofstudents.unc.edu/vets to learn more. This site is designed to help veterans and others receiving U.S. military benefits to make a successful transition into the Carolina community.