DoIT Help Desk. Phone: 910.521.6260 | Email: [email protected] Location: D.F. Lowry Building, Room 110 CLick here for hours.
UNCP Network Account A student network account gives access to BraveWeb, BraveMail, Blackboard, Canvas, UNCP lab computers, server space, BraveWiFi and ResidentialWiFi.
What IP addresses does Blackboard.uncp.edu resolve to? • Blackboard.uncp.edu resolves to the IP addresses 152.21.1.157. Where are Blackboard.uncp.edu servers located in? • Blackboard.uncp.edu has servers located in Pembroke, North Carolina, 28372, United States. About - blackboard.uncp.edu Admissions, academics, athletics, news and events.
Oct 19, 2017 · Starting next semester, Spring 2018, UNCP will be switching from Blackboard to Canvas. Canvas is a learning management system that is primarily used as an educational technology software. UNCP has been using Blackboard for years, and after dealing with several crashes, software failures and other difficulties with the program, the university will officially be …
Students experiencing technical issues with The University of North Carolina at Pembroke online courses or programs have multiple resources for assistance. For UNCP DoIT Help Desk hours of operation, please visit: http://uncp.edu/doit/helpdesk.
Students enrolled in The University of North Carolina at Pembroke online programs can explore all the resources of the on-campus Mary Livermore Library, including databases, journals and research tools.
Lowry Building, Room 308, assists UNCP students at any stage in the writing process, from conception and organization to revision and publication. The Writing Center staff works with students in face-to-face or online tutoring sessions on any composition-based assignment, helping students focus, select, organize, and develop ideas in early drafts of writing and then helping them review, improve, and strengthen later drafts before submission. The staff offers additional citation and writing workshops to larger student groups during each semester. In cooperation with faculty and other campus support areas, the Writing Center also provides aid for computer-assisted writing and research. Writing Center users have access to networked computers and printers as well as an extensive collection of writing reference materials.
The North Carolina Health Careers Access Program (NC‑HCAP) at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke, located in Jacobs Hall, Suite F, is one of three centers of the North Caro lina Health Careers Access Program (NC‑HCAP). This interinstitutional program of the University of North Carolina was established in 1971 to address the serious shortage of health professionals in North Carolina, especially among underrepresented minorities and disadvantaged population groups. Interested students should contact the HCAP office at (910) 521‑6673 or (910) 521‑6493 or visit our webpage: www.uncp.edu/hcap.
Named for a former UNCP Dean of Women and Professor of Religious Education, the Mary Livermore Library serves as the chief information resource center for the Pembroke campus, and the Library also serves local communities, other libraries within The University of North Carolina system, the region, and the world. The Library has alsomost half a million print volumes, more than170,000 e-Books, and almost 70,000 periodical subscriptions (print and electronic). Access is also provided to more than 165 electronic databases. The Special Collections/Archives area houses unique and valuable historical resources, including an extensive collection of materials on the Lumbee Indians, whose tribal home is Pembroke, NC. The Library also serves as a depository for selected state and federal documents and houses local history materials.
The Advising Center, located in the D. F. Lowry Building, supports students who are still deciding upon a major through advisement and referrals to aid in the decision making process. The Center also assists students who are in transition between majors to guide them through the major change. The Advising Center houses New Student Orientation and First Year Initiatives, which offers transition programming for first year as well as transfer students. Other programs, including NC-HCAP,, UNV 1000 (Freshman Seminar), UNV 1010 (Learning Community), and UNV 1060 (Transfer Seminar) are coordinated through this office. The Center's websites www.uncp.edu/advising, www.uncp.edu/orientation and www.uncp.edu/fy provide information and links to support all students to include access to the Virtual Advisor and videos to assist in using Braveweb.
DoIT provides each student access to a number of technology services including BraveWeb, Blackboard, the campus network, and network file storage. All students receive a BraveMail email account in Office365. Microsoft Office and other Microsoft resources are included for all UNCP students. Access to all services is enabled through an individual network account created for each student when enrolled.
The Office of Regional Initiatives is located off campus at the Carolina Commerce and Technology Center (COMTech) on Livermore Drive. Established in 2000, its mission fosters regional collaboration, enhances business development, and empowers communities for quality of life betterment in southeastern North Carolina. The Office of Regional Initiatives addresses the diverse needs of the region through initiatives to increase resources, establish networks, and provide training. It provides outreach services to the citizens, businesses, governments and nonprofit organizations throughout the region. These outreach services are executed in cooperation with organizations to provide management development programs, health care initiatives, customized training, consulting, grants development, planning and technical assistance, conference designing and implementation, and economic and social research.
The Thomas Family Center for Entrepreneurship (TFCE) is located in the Dogwood Building . The TFCE management recognizes the correlation between economic development and entrepreneurship and therefore is committed to entrepreneurship education and to entrepreneurial development. Its ambition is to stimulate entrepreneurial thinking amongst the UNCP student body as well as assist and support entrepreneurs and new ventures in the Southeastern North Carolina region. As a consequence, the mission of the TFCE is focused on education, research, planning, and community engagement.