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Hours for Obtaining Parking Decals and ID Cards 

Students and visitors may park in any campus parking lot space except those clearly marked:

• No Parking
• Loading Zone
• Fire Zone
• Reserved
   

Parking is not permitted:

• Along curbs marked as fire lanes
• On the lawn or sidewalks
• In any college driveways
• On nearby business properties
• In any manner that blocks or obstructs driveways
   

Use of more than one parking space per vehicle is not permitted. Faculty and students who park at area hospitals, nursing homes, garages, libraries, child care centers, or other nearby facilities must comply with that agency’s parking regulations.

Peak Parking Times

Students may experience difficulty finding parking during peak class hours:

• Monday – Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
• Monday – Friday: 5:30 – 8:00 p.m.
   

Campus maps showing parking areas are available in the Admissions and Campus Police and Public Safety Offices

Group ID and Parking Decal Requests

If an instructor would like to send an entire class to obtain student IDs and parking decals at the same time, please contact the Campus Police and Public Safety Communications Supervisor (919-536-7255, ext. 5555) to schedule a specific date and time.

Identification Cards

To help ensure a safe campus environment, students are expected to carry identification while on campus or at any college-sponsored event. Students must present identification when requested by Â鶹ӰÊÓ faculty or staff.

Acceptable identification includes:

• Â鶹ӰÊÓ ID
• Driver’s License
• State ID
• Passport
• Military ID
   

Students must have a valid Â鶹ӰÊÓ ID card to use campus services or facilities (including libraries and computer labs).

How to Obtain a Â鶹ӰÊÓ ID Card

Each newly admitted student may obtain a Â鶹ӰÊÓ ID card during their first semester or at the start of their program.

To receive a Â鶹ӰÊÓ ID card, students must:

• Be registered for courses
• Have paid tuition
• Present an official photo ID (license, state ID, passport, or military ID)
• Submit a completed Parking Permit/Identification Card Request Form
   

ID cards are available the week prior to the start of the semester/term. IDs may be picked up in the Wynn Center (Building 10), outside of Room 10-209.

Replacing Your ID Card

Damaged ID Cards

Students with a damaged Â鶹ӰÊÓ ID card should bring it to the Campus Police and Public Safety Office:

• Wynn Center (Building 10), outside Room 10-209
   

There is no replacement fee unless there is evidence of abuse. If damage is due to abuse, a $10 replacement fee will be charged.

Lost ID Cards

Students who have lost their ID card may obtain a replacement by:

1. Paying a $10 replacement fee at the Cashier’s Office in White (Building 1), Room 1-159C
2. Bringing the payment receipt and a valid photo ID to the Wynn Center (Building 10), outside Room 10-209
    

Updating Your ID Card

Semester/Term Updates

Beginning one week prior to each semester/term, students may obtain a new ID card updated for the current term. To receive an updated ID, students must:

• Be registered for courses
• Have paid tuition
   

Name Changes

Students needing a replacement ID due to a name change should bring their current card to the Campus Police and Public Safety Office. No replacement fee is charged with proof of name change.

Parking Permits

Parking permits for students, applicants, and visitors are available at Wynn Center (Building 10), outside Room 10-209. The Parking Permit/Identification Card Request Form is used for both ID cards and parking permits. Permits are available after the registration process is complete and are valid for one year, expiring on August 31.

Permit Requirements

All vehicles parked on campus must display a valid parking permit:

• Permit must be hung from the rearview mirror

• Permit must face outward so it is visible to campus officers and staff
   

Vehicles parked on campus without a current permit will be ticketed and may be towed.

Student Permit Requirements

Each student must:

• Complete the Parking Permit/Identification Card Request Form

• Bring a driver’s license

• Provide a copy of their student registration/schedule for enrollment verification
   

The parking fee for all credit (curriculum) students is included in the student administrative fee for each term and in the continuing education college access, parking, and security fee (CAPS). Students enrolled in classes that have no tuition costs are not required to pay the CAPS fee.

Replacement Parking Permits

To replace a permit, a student must:

• Pay $10 replacement fee at the Cashier’s Office in White (Building 1), Room 1-159C

• Bring the payment receipt and a valid photo ID to the Wynn Center (Building 10), outside Room 10-209