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College of Engineering

Academic Affairs CARE Campaign

Finding the right words can be hard under any circumstances, and that is okay, which is why we want to connect with you and make it easier for you to reach out to us.

When words escape you, share your heart.

What To Do

Send your chosen heart emoji to the staff or faculty member of your choice and let them know how you are doing. We would love to hear from you and provide resources to you if needed.

💚 = I’m doing great!

💙 = I’m doing well.

💛 = I’m okay, I guess.

🧡 = I’m struggling.

❤️ = I’m in a really bad place.

You don’t have to say anything, simply “share your heart” in the subject of your email and send to one of the Faculty/Staff members listed below and they will be sure to reach out to you!

Care In ACtion

A student was referred after he expressed concern that he failed his MAE 206 test in his first semester. The CARE team referred him to counseling and academic resources, along with wellness resources. He was able to get back on track academically and was admitted to Aerospace Engineering. He currently has a 3.3 GPA.

A student was referred after expressing suicidal thoughts. The CARE team connected the student with her psychiatrist, and academic advising to address issues with particular classes. She was able to make changes in her schedule to ease academic stress.

A student was sought support after the death of his father. The CARE team connected him with the Counseling Center for sessions with a psychologist and Pack Park, a safe space that allows students to develop community among the members of the Wolfpack who have been affected by the loss of a loved one.

One Pack, One Heart

One Pack, One Heart

One Pack, One Heart

Who To Reach Out To

We want to ensure you have what you need for a mental health emergency.

For after-hours mental health emergencies, please call, text, or chat the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7.

You may also call 919.515.2423 and select option #2 to speak with an on-call counselor.

Faculty and Staff Volunteers

If you are not experiencing a crisis, please reach out via the Share Your Heart Email Campaign or connect with anyone wearing a gold safety pin.

Angie Daniel
Engineering Counselor
Assistant Dean for Diversity,
Equity and Inclusion
aldaniel@ncsu.edu		Laura J. Bottomley, Ph D
Director, Engineering Education
Senior Advisor, Academic Affairs
laurab@ncsu.edu
Kimberly P. Pender
Women & Minority Engineering Programs
kppender@ncsu.edu 		Veronica Mbaneme, Ph D
Women & Minority Engineering Programs
vmbanem@ncsu.edu

Embedded Engineering Counselors

You can connect with the COE-embedded counselors in the following ways

Hannah Lavasque
Engineering Counselor
Miranda Liu
Engineering Counselor

Counseling Center Services

Drop-In Hours and Location

Students can also connect with the embedded counselors every Tuesday on Centennial Campus.

Tuesdays: Centennial Campus | Engineering Building II (EBII) | Room 3001 | 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. 

University Counseling Center and National Resources

Concerned about a classmate? If there is someone you know who may need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sorry for such a long rant, but that is the story. Thank you for your help and your care.”

– Anonymous Student