Students, we expect you to follow the Code of Student Conduct.  If you submit a request that has any false information, it will be denied and you will be reported to the Office of Student Conduct.  https://studentconduct.dasa.ncsu.edu/

Please be aware of the entire Code of Student Conduct and especially section 10.13.

10.13 PROVIDING FALSE INFORMATION

(a)  Intentionally initiating or causing to be initiated any known false report, warning or threat of fire, explosion or other emergencies;

(b)  Forgery, alteration, or misuse of any University document, records, or instrument of identification;

(c)  Furnishing false information, oral or written, to any University official, faculty or staff member, or office; or

(d)  Possession or use of an instrument of identification that is not one’s own or is fictitious or altered.

Engineering Student Design Competition

NC State University has a number of student design competitions that occur annually.  Some of these include: Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International Student Unmanned Aerial Systems Competition (AUVSI SUAS competition), BAJA Society of Automotive Engineering (SAE) Competitions in Tennessee and Rochester, Formula SAE Competitions in Lincoln, NE and Brooklyn, MI.  You will learn about these different competitions from your faculty members, engineering colleagues and engineering staff members.   If you want to attend a competition, do your homework and find the competition website, competition agenda and travel information. Before you submit your request, be sure you have a PDF of the competition agenda ready to submit.  We must have this agenda in order for your request to be reviewed.  

You will work directly with the Leadership & Civic Engagement Office.  DO NOT complete an EYE Program Request.

 Leadership Civic and Engagement

DO NOT complete the student fund request form for an ASB trip; notify the ASB trip leaders and Leadership & Civic Engagement staff and let them know you are a College of Engineering student and some portion your airfare for the trip will be supported.

You MUST complete the Study Abroad Scholarship form to be considered for EYE Program support.  By completing this form, it does NOT commit you to participate in the Study Abroad Program.  Many students need to find out what financial support they can receive before they make a final decision.

All study abroad programs must be credit-bearing for Engineering students to receive financial support from the EYE Program. 

Study Abroad Program Scholarships –Complete the scholarship application first: https://studyabroad.ncsu.edu/funding/nc-state-scholarships/

Scholarship Cycles and Dates:https://studyabroad.ncsu.edu/funding/nc-state-scholarships/

How to Apply for Study Abroad Programs:https://studyabroad.ncsu.edu/how-to-apply/

Study Abroad Funding Information Sessions:https://studyabroad.ncsu.edu/funding-sessions/

**Students must be aware of the Study Abroad deadline dates.  You are responsible for meeting the deadline dates.  The EYE Program and Study Abroad Office can’t make any exceptions on these deadline dates.

If you are selected to receive a student travel award, you will receive an award letter with the amount of your award.

Please note the following:

• You must accept and sign the document before it’s awarded.
• This award will be considered as part of your Financial Aid package.
• You will receive the award in your My Pack Portal student account.
• You need to make your plans for your Study Abroad trip accordingly.

There are approximately 74 engineering student organizations at NC State.  If you have an idea that will benefit engineering students, please submit your request via email to engrfundrequest@ncsu.edu or set up a time to speak with Dr. Hoover-Plonk.

All undergraduate engineering students are invited to participate in one Engineering Interest Circle focused on various topics of personal interests such as entrepreneurship, space, or art/music (these are only examples).  We know students want to have more engagement and community with their peers.  The groups will be led by an engineering NCSU alumni member who is excited to meet all of you and share their feedback regarding this similar interest and their career trajectory and lead your group in meaningful conversations.  The students will meet four times during the spring semester, each meeting lasting approximately 60-75 minutes.  Join us for this valuable time to hang out and meet your peers and a wonderful NCSU College of Engineering Alumni Member.

The GREEN Program is offering two exceptional certificate program opportunities for our NCSU Engineering students. We hope you can take advantage of them. If you are accepted, the cost of the program certificate will be covered for you. This program will provide you the opportunity to work with some key engineering problems while learning about them in an international context. No travel is involved. Employers are looking for students that have international experience, and this is one way to gain that experience without traveling.

Nepal: Ethics of Sustainable Development 

Peru: Indigenous Knowledge of Sustainable Practices and Systems

For more details and registration information:  https://thegreenprogram.com/apply

Do you want a technical certification to help fine-tune your skills? Get certified in Six Sigma, PowerBI, AWS, and other highly marketable certifications by applying to the form below. For more details regarding each certification, check out the hyperlinked certifications!

For more details and registration information, complete the EYE Request Form at the bottom of the page.

The DCC program aims to improve students’ cultural competence and cross-cultural awareness by facilitating virtual exchanges among participants. The course is designed to provide a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions, and improving cultural competence.

The $100 cost is covered by the EYE Program if undergraduate students have paid the fee.

Register Here: https://gti.ncsu.edu/dcc/

Yes! The College of Engineering is dedicated to supporting every engineering student on their path to becoming an engineer. All experiences MUST have an engineering focus OR support your professional development in order to be considered for financial support.  Part of the request form includes your ability to provide this connection to engineering and/or professional development. If the request has no connection to engineering or professional development then the request will be denied. 

Some items that cannot be approved include but are not limited to tuition reimbursement, personal expenses, food, gas, Uber/Lift, internship expenses, museum tickets or any type of entertainment tickets.

A College of Engineering Committee will review all requests submitted by the designated deadlines.  You will hear back about your request within 5-7 days.

No in-person travel will be reimbursed in the fall because of the travel restrictions.  When the restrictions are lifted, then reimbursements may be considered.

The College of Engineering MAY be able to reimburse you for funds used for approved travel or reimbursement area that have an engineering focus used to enhance your skills. You are not guaranteed reimbursement. 

If you have already bought an airline ticket, conference registration or hotel and would like to see if you can be reimbursed, please email the Coordinator of Enhancement Programs at: engrfundrequest@ncsu.edu

You must submit receipts within 30 days of the trip being completed to be considered for reimbursement.  No exceptions will be made.

*NOTE: YOU ARE NOT GUARANTEED A REIMBURSEMENT.