Communications
Mail
Service.
The University Mail Service provides delivery of incoming U.S. mail,
pick-up and processing of out-going U.S. mail, and distribution of inter-office
(campus) mail. Outgoing U.S. mail departs from the campus daily at 1:30 p.m. and
7:00 p.m. Faculty members are cautioned to use inter-office mail for University
business only.
A U.S. Post Office substation offering most
standard services available at a postal service operated station is located in
the Bookstore building and is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. through 4:00
p.m.
State Courier
Service.
A courier mail delivery service links most state government agencies including
all campuses of The University of North Carolina system. The cost of mailing
through the courier is about half the cost of U.S. mail. Faculty are encouraged
to use this service for University business whenever possible.
Telecommunications.
Telecommunication services are provided by a digital switching system, using the
latest digital and fiber optic technology and are tailored to meet the needs of
the campus community. Voice mail is
provided on each University telephone. Information
regarding telephone features and functions is available in the Telephone Service
Quick Guide for Faculty & Staff that can be requested from
Telecommunications at 704-687-2113.
Contact
Telecommunications at 704-687-2113 or visit the web site at
www.uncc.edu/telecomm/
for questions or more information.
Facsimile Communications. Use of fax machines is limited to University business.
University
Publications.
The Campus News is a University newsletter published weekly containing
information for faculty and staff. Campus News is distributed weekly through
campus email. The newsletter publishes announcements of faculty publications and
other professional accomplishments, free want ads, news events on campus, and
items of personal interest.
Items submitted under the heading Faculty
Notes and University Staff should be of professional accomplishments or
public service activities worthy of campus-wide notification. Examples of items
that should be submitted include: publication of a book or an article in a
professional journal, participating in (not just attending) a professional
meeting, research activities, public service activities such as speaking
engagements to important groups, and humanitarian or human interest activities.
Faculty are encouraged to submit items about their accomplishments, and many
departments designate a person to collect and channel such announcements.