Campus Resource List
Below you can find the very best information and tools created for your support.
NC State University Groups
DEI in STEM at NC State University
WISE Village
Women in Science and Engineering
Society for Multicultural Scientists
Recruit. Retain. Graduate
NSF NC-LSAMP Bridge to the Doctorate
North Carolina Alliance of the Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation
Women in Mechanical and Aerospace
WIMA empowers women in mechanical and aerospace disciplines to succeed and advance in their fields.
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
SHPE strive to contribute positively to minority students’ recruitment and retention in STEM fields.
Native American Student Association
This organization was formed to create a community among the Native American Students here at NC State. Our aim is to focus on the cultures of our ancestors and to enrich the awareness of others on the campus and the surrounding community.
Phi Sigma Rho
Phi Sigma Rho is a social sorority for non binary and female undergraduate students in STEM majors. The sorority participates in other club and FSL groups events and volunteers in the community. For more information about the group, please visit our get involved page which has our Instagram and President’s contact information listed.
National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)
To increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.
American Indian Science & Engineering Society
The purpose of AISES is to promote the recruitment, admission, and retention of Native American students, mainly in the science and engineering disciplines, to support Native American students in all degree programs at NC State University at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
What to do if you have a concern
- Undergraduate students: Your academic advisors are very familiar with university resources for academic and non-academic issues. Kindly reach out to Cheryl Tran, Kyle McCraw, or Felix Ewere for any assistance
- Graduate students: The Graduate Program Director and Graduate Program Coordinator can help navigate academic and non-academic resources. Kindly reach out to Kara Peters or Summer Fulcher for any assistance
- Responsible employees: A responsible employee is a faculty or staff member who has been trained regarding the university resources for Title IX sex discrimination or misconduct, and has the duty to report these incidents to the university. A list of the MAE faculty and staff who have this training can be found here: Google Document
- GLBT advocates: The GLBT Advocate Program is a continuing education and engagement program for faculty and staff designed to provide participants with ongoing opportunities to learn and show their support as allies and advocates of the GLBT community. MAE faculty and staff who are part of this program are listed at the following link, or may be indicated by placards next to their door or in their workspace. https://diversity.ncsu.edu/glbt/glbt-advocate-list/
- Title IX office: The Title IX office can assist with concerns related to discrimination, harassment, Title IX and retaliation, including consultations and reporting support. https://diversity.ncsu.edu/title-ix/, https://studentconduct.dasa.ncsu.edu/titleix/, https://diversity.ncsu.edu/title-ix-consultation-and-guidance/
- Ombuds: The ombuds office is an independent, neutral, confidential and informal office that can assist with conflict management, prevention and resolution while advocating for fair processes. For Faculty and Staff: https://facultyombuds.ncsu.edu/ For students:https://ombuds.dasa.ncsu.edu/
- NCState CARES: NCState CARES provides support for students in crisis or who have been identified as exhibiting concerning or worrisome behaviors. https://prevention.dasa.ncsu.edu/nc-state-cares/about/