NC State University Parents and Families Services

At NC State we believe parents and families are an important part of the university community. After all, no one knows our students better than you do. We invite you to be a part of campus life, and we want you to contact us if there is anything you need or if you have suggestions for us. You can email us at ncsuparents@ncsu.edu or call our Parents' HelpLine toll-free at 1-877-568-5733.

Parents & Families Association
When parents are informed...Students Benefit!

We know that your son or daughter continues to seek your advice and guidance when it comes to college life (and not just when they need money). You'll probably get calls about grades, getting an internship, or roommate issues. This is good. We want you to be an informed resource when your son or daughter calls. That's why we recommend joining the Parents & Families Association.

Intended to strengthen the University's relationship with our student's families, the Parents & Families Association is designed to increase communication with parents and actively involve them in the life of the University. As a member, you will have access to valuable programs and services and will be eligible for additional great benefits.

JOIN TODAY!

Parents & Families Spring Fling
Saturday, January 30
Join your student for a day of Wolfpack fun and enjoy NC State arts, athletics, and service! Get pepped for the big game - Wolfpack-style! Enjoy a buffet lunch and traditional NC State student activities before wathcing men's basketball take on the North carolina Central University Eagles. INCLEMENT WEATHER INFORMATION

Parents' Orientation Ambassadors
Applications due January 22
Undergraduate students are encouraged to apply to be a Parents’ Orientation Ambassadors (POAs). POAs help orient the families of new students to NC State – responding to their questions about student life and the campus while assisting with running the program. Plus, they gain valuable professional skills. Apply today!

2009 NC State Family of the Year
This year's award goes to the family of Mary Pat Bulfin, a freshmen in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Mary Pat’s essay -- which honors her mother Sue Bulfin, her father Bill Bulfin, and her brother David Bulfin. More: