Move-In Guide 2015
Golden Rule
Best Friends?
Problems?
Stop Drop and Roll
Parking
What to Bring
What NOT to Bring
Tips
Driving Directions
Move-In Schedule
Assignment of Space
Changing A Room Assignment
Claim on the Room
Single Rooms
Tobacco Use
Mail Services
Pirate Meals & Purple Bucks
Arrrghh You Hungry?!?
Dining Locations
Move-In Hours
2015 Regular Hours
ECU 1 Card
Textbook Ordering
Bicycle Registration
Immunizations
Work from Home
Computer Support
Sustainability
Welcome to East Carolina, your “home
away from home”! This Move-In Guide
has plenty of information to help you
not only make your residence hall room
your home, but also let you know about
some of the options and opportunities
you’ll have here.
Hopefully, you’ve already talked to your
roommate numerous times and gotten to
know each other better. Campus Living
has planned the best time for you to
move in depending on where you’re living
this year. Each neighborhood has
staggered move-in dates and times to
make it easier for everyone moving in.
Check out the chart for your personal
neighborhood to see what the best days
and times are for you to arrive.
Just like what you were probably taught
about fire safety, if you follow three
suggestions, your move-in will hopefully
be less stressful and more enjoyable!
“Stop” in an one-hour
parking space available for
students to unload their
belongings from their car.
Driving directions to the
individual campus
neighborhoods and their
parking are provided in
their respective sections of
this Guide.
“Drop” off your
belongings from your car
into your residence hall
room.
Have a family member
“roll” your car to one of
the outlying parking lots
(Ficklen Stadium or Reade
Street Lots, depending on
your location) so that
other students can make
use of the one-hour
parking.
Two basic things – following the Golden Rule and the
Three C’s – will make your experience living in the
residence hall that much easier and more enjoyable. Treat
your roommate like you would want to be treated and
communicate, compromise and be considerate.
Recognize the major parts of living together like studying,
sleeping, cleaning, and visitors. If you roommate doesn’t
know that you’re a light sleeper and don’t like any sounds,
how can you blame them when they don’t use their
headphones for some late-night study music?
Most importantly, respect each other … respect each
other’s space, beliefs, and feelings. You don’t have to do
everything with each other and the two of you probably
won’t see eye-to-eye on everything, but you can work out
any differences you may have by simply being willing to
talk about things.
Much like the rumors that some residence halls are
haunted or you won’t graduate on time if you walk under
the Cupola, it’s a myth that roommates should be best
friends before they live together. Some people would say
that spending 10 hours every night in a small residence hall
room would be more than enough time together … would
you really want to hang out with them outside of that?
Part of college is enjoying the chance to make new friends
and have new experiences … one way you can do that is to
room with someone you don’t know that well. That way,
you can better find out the types of people who you really
connect with and have fun hanging out together. Expand
your horizons!
Also, just because you’re best friends doesn’t mean that
you’ll never have a problem with each other, quite the
opposite. Maybe you’re best friends because you have
different styles and different deal-breakers … you may love
your best friend’s carefree style in her room at home, but
can you live with it day after day?
Or what about
your dancing
and singing at
the top of your
lungs when the
mood hits you?
It might be
funny to your
best friend
once or twice,
but hearing
your rendition
of the same
Taylor Swift
song could get
old after the
20th time …
Take that
chance and
meet new
people … you never know, that person could end up being
another best friend!
If you do have a problem with your roommate, do
something really simple – talk to them! Don’t subtweet,
don’t rant on social media, don’t ask Mom or Dad to talk
to them … take the time to sit down with your roommate
and talk about what bothers you.
Most importantly, really listen to what your roommate
tells you. Maybe they’ve just been really stressed with
classes and simply forgot to do something; maybe all they
needed was that friendly reminder from you so that the
both of you can enjoy the space you call home.
If talking to your roommate yourself doesn’t work, talk to
your residence advisor about the problem. Sometimes
having someone else sit down with the two of you to help
clear the air is all that’s really needed; if that still doesn’t
help, talk to the coordinator of your residence hall. The
staff in your residence hall is always there to help if you
need them.
During the days of Move-in, parking areas around the residence halls are designated as one-hour
parking. Parking and Traffic personnel will also be available to assist with access, traffic direction,
information and enforcement of parking regulations. Your specific neighborhood Move-in chart will
have driving directions and more information on traffic patterns.
Please follow the “Stop, Drop, & Roll” instructions for the easiest way to move your belongings from
your car to your residence hall room. In order to decrease congestion around the residence halls, we
also recommend only bringing one car for Move-in. After you’ve unloaded your car, West and Central
Neighborhood residents can move their car to the Reade St. Lots (located at Fifth and Reade Streets);
College Hill Residents can move their car to Ficklen Stadium parking lots located just across 14th
Street.
Though the above parking is short-term fringe parking during actual move-in, longer-term parking for
first-year students is located at the Curry Court parking lot near Charles Boulevard and Greenville
Boulevard. ECU Transit runs bus shuttles from Curry Court to the residence halls and various places
on campus.
College Hill residents (Aycock, College Hill Suites, Gateway, Scott, Jones, Tyler Halls) should ensure
they purchase an A2 permit if they wish to park near their residence halls. Central and West residents
(Cotton, Fleming, Jarvis, Umstead, Clement, Fletcher, Garrett, Greene and White Halls) should
purchase a B2 permit. If you accidentally purchase a C2 or B4 permit (even if it’s offered), you should
contact ECU Parking and Traffic so that they can change your classification and issue you the
appropriate permit.
“Stop” for one-hour parking
available for students to unload their
belongings from their car.
Quick Links
ECU Parking
“Drop” off your belongings from
your car outside the residence hall.
As you move your belongings into
your room, have a family member
“roll” your car to one of the
outlying parking lots.
www.ecu.edu/cs-admin/
parkingandtransportation/
ECU Transit
http://www.ecu.edu/transit/
East Carolina does provide some of the basics in every residence hall room – an XL twin bed, a desk and chair,
dresser, shared microfridge (refrigerator and microwave), wired and wireless capabilities for computers, basic cable
package, and A/C (you’ll be thankful for this one later). Make sure you bring the items listed, though, as they are not
provided and will be essential:
Linens and mattress pad for an XL twin bed, pillows, and a blanket
Toiletries (like deodorant, soap, and shampoo) and towels
Surge protector power strip (outlets are limited in each room)
Alarm clock and Clothes hangers
Laundry basket (or bag), flip-flops (for showers) and a shower caddie
20-foot television cable cord and 20-foot Ethernet cord
Dowdy Student Stores will host a “pop-up store” from Bed, Bath & Beyond during Move-In Weekend. Located on
Wright Plaza, the tent will carry many dorm room essentials such as storage containers, linens, and more.
To make sure that your room is as safe as possible, please do not bring any of the
following items:
Incandescent light bulbs
or torch-style halogen lamps
Candles, torches or incense
Air conditioners or space heaters
Deep-fat cookers
Electric fry pans or hot plate
Hanging lights or oil lamps
Extension cords
Glow-in-the-dark stickers
Ceiling fans
Microwave, fridge or freezer
Weights or dart boards
Cinder blocks and bricks
Nails and hammers
Water beds
Non-approved bed lofts
Pets (except freshwater fish)
Pack belongings in small boxes and write room number on boxes
Boxes should be broken down for recycling or taken home by family
Pack loose items in boxes for easier carrying
Bring all supplies necessary (screwdrivers, etc.) for product assembly
Get a good night’s rest
Wear light-colored, comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes (no sandals)
Check out meal options and plan to eat on campus
so you don’t have to move your car multiple times
Stay hydrated at drink stations
Go to right location to pick up keys
Volunteers and some equipment at various locations will be available to help
Residents on first through fourth floors are expected to use stairwells and not elevators
Look for information on floor meetings (Sunday), Convocation, and Pirate Palooza
Umstead Hall
Jarvis Hall
From I-40 East
From I-95 North or South
Take I-40E to I-440E / US 64
Take I-95 to US264 / I-795 S
Merge onto US 64E / 264E via exit 14
via exit 119B-A
Merge onto US 264E via exit 436
Merge onto US 264E via exit 436
Merge onto US 264E via exit 73B
Merge onto US 264E via exit 73B
Stay straight on US 264 Alt E
Stay straight on US 264 Alt E
then turn right on 10th Street
then turn right on 10th Street
Turn right on Wendell Smiley Way (Umstead)
Turn right on Wendell Smiley Way (Umstead)
Turn right on Fifth Street (Cotton, Flem., Jarv.)
Turn right on Fifth Street (Cotton, Flem., Jarv.)
Turn left on Founders Drive (Cot., Flem., Jarv.)
Turn left on Founders Drive (Cot., Flem., Jarv.)
Turn right on Faculty Way (Cot., Flem., Jarv.)
Turn right on Faculty Way (Cot., Flem., Jarv.)
Cotton, Fleming and Jarvis Move-In traffic should exit Faculty Way
by taking Dowell Way toward Fifth Street!
Umstead Move-In traffic should exit onto Tenth Street!
Cotten
Fleming
Jarvis
Umstead
Wed. 8/19
Thurs. 8/20
Friday 8/21
Sat. 8/22
Sunday 8/23
$80 in CW NSO
from 9a - 10p
$80 in CW NSO
from 9am - 10p
In Jarvis lobby 9 5:30
$80 in CW NSO
$40 in CWNSO
from 9am - 10p
$40 in CWNSO
from 9a - 10p
in CWNSO from
9a - 10pm
$40 in CWNSO
In Cotten lobby
9 - 5:30
In Cotten lobby
9 - 5:30
in CWNSO from
9a - 10p
in Umstead lobby
from 9 - 5:30
In Cotten lobby
9 - 5:30
In Cotten lobby
9 - 5:30
in CWNSO from
9a - 10p
in CWNSO from
9a - 10p
in CWNSO from
9a - 10p
in CWNSO from
9am - 10p
in CWNSO from
9a - 10p
in CWNSO
from 9am - 10p
Evening Check-In (8:00 pm- Midnight) and Check-In when the In Hall Check-In is closed will be located at the
Central West Neighborhood Service Office (NSO) in the West End Dining Hall.
In Hall Check-In Times are in Yellow.
Campus Living reserves the right to reassign
students to other rooms or halls when it appears
to be in the best interest of individuals, groups of
students, and/or the University. Reassignment
may also occur if Campus Living determines that
a student is no longer residing in a room.
If a student wishes to change their room
assignment, they can only do with written
authorization by Campus Living and after the
seventh day of classes (September 2, 2015) or as
spaces become available. Students should contact
their residence hall coordinator or their
Neighborhood Service Office (NSO) for
information; in order to avoid fees for an
improper checkout, students should coordinate
checkouts or room changes through the NSO.
The University recognizes both roommate as
equal tenants in the room; this means that neither
resident has a stronger claim on the room.
Residents should seek assistance from their
resident advisor and/or coordinator if a
roommate conflict develops. However, Campus
Living reserves the right to reassign both
roommates if the conflict cannot be resolved.
Residents should not automatically assume that
they now have a single room if their roommate
does not move in or moves out during the
semester. Residents may be charged a single-room
fee or face other University action if they do not
ensure that furniture provided for a roommate is
not keep clear of belongings. Though Campus
Living will make every effort to notify a resident
of an incoming roommate, there may be some
situation where advance notice cannot be given.
Residents who use their room as a single can be
charged an $800 single room fee or be moved to
another room. Residents who do not request a
single room or pay the $800 fee will be required
to find a roommate themselves or move into a
room with another resident. If residents wish to
move in to any open rooms that are already
designated as single or Campus Living has rooms
available as single-occupancy after the semester
starts, they can pay a prorated portion of the
$800 fee. Keep in mind, though, that residents
must still meet hall eligibility requirements if they
choose to move into a single room in another hall.
Residents may possess e-cigarettes, cigars, and
cigarettes, but may not use them in the residence
halls. In coordination with University policies,
Campus Living and Residence Hall policies
require that residents be at least 20 feet away
from a building if they choose to use these items.
Campus Living provides delivery of first class U.S. Mail (no bulk mail) to the Neighborhood Service Office
(NSO) Monday through Friday. The NSO also provides delivery of packages from services like FedEx and
UPS on days those services deliver. Residents will receive an email to their official ECU email address
notifying them when they receive mail or a package. Residents can then pick the item up during the NSO
hours with proper ID.
Residents should inform friends and family of their campus address and also inform parents and friends to
never send cash through the mail. The following format should be used on all incoming campus mail:
Student’s Name
Residence Hall Name and
Room Number/Box Number
East Carolina University
Greenville, NC 27858-4353
NOTE: Make sure you write
“Hall” or “Dorm” after the name
(i.e. Jarvis Hall) so that your mail
does not go to Jarvis Street.
The NSO only receives mail and sends out stamped or prepaid mail. The University Mail Services customer
service counter, centered on campus in Building 43 off of Founders Drive, provides many services available
through the U.S. Postal Service. The customer service counter is open Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m., and Friday, 8:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Residents can enter the customer service counter on the west
side of Building 43, south of the Flanagan Building, adjacent to Slay Hall.
Services available here are similar to a traditional post office, including buying stamps or mailing a letter or
package. Standard mailing boxes are also available at no cost. For more information about campus mail, visit
www.ecu.edu/mail .
Do you need to have your Chick-fil-A fix at least once a day? Do you never leave home without your Starbucks
Rewards card? Would you like to be able to raid the University’s “refrigerator” whenever you’ve got the munchies? Or
would you rather sit down with your friends for a 2-hour lunch or dinner, complete with laughs and plenty of great
food?
All of these choices are possible with your Purple Meal Plan.
Whatever Purple Meal Plan you choose, you no longer need to hold up a sign at the football game that says “Hi Mom
and Dad! Send Money!” ECU’s Purple Meal Plan fits your lifestyle and your schedule. Whether you’re a fast food
fanatic or a healthy eater, everything you need to eat is at your fingertips simply by using your OneCard at any one of
the 28 dining locations on campus.
Pirate Meals let you eat your way … whether it’s three full meals a day or
just whenever you get the urge! All of the meal plans include Pirate Meals
except for the Purple Flex. You’ll get a certain number of Pirate Meals (70,
40, or 15) that you can use in food court locations like The Croatan, The
Wright Place, The Galley, Reade St. Subway, Destination 360, or either of
the dining halls. Each of these food courts will have a variety of Pirate
Meal choices to fit whatever you might be hungry for. Each of the dining
locations post specific full Pirate Meal specials.
Purple Bucks are like your own personal debit card that you can use
anywhere on campus just like cash. You can always add more “cash” to
your account if you’re running low and Purple Bucks can also be used in
either dining hall to save 10% if you buy a friend’s meal. Purple Bucks are
only good in the dining halls or other retail locations on campus.
Unused Purple Bucks will roll over from the Fall semester into the Spring,
but make sure to use all of your Purple Bucks by the end of the Spring
semester or you’ll lose them since they are a part of your meal plan for the
year.
There is nothing better than enjoying a soda and a hot dog in the
Jungle as you watch the Pirates play baseball, right? Or maybe you’ve
just got to have the nachos and a bottle of water at a home football
game? The Gold Rush plan is specially designed as an add-on feature
to your meal plan and offer $100 of food bucks for use at specific
concessions areas in places like Dowdy-Ficklen, Clark-LeClair
Stadium or Minges Coliseum for use on game days.
Add on more Gold Bucks any time you want and enjoy them for as
long as you’re at ECU … they’ll never expire until you graduate!
Meal Plan Cost
$1850 plus tax
The ability to choose
what and where
you want to eat!
You’ve got enough “on your plate” at ECU … so make sure that dining fits your needs! Choose the plan that fits best
with your style, choices and schedule.
If you’re a snacker or a full-fledged member of the Starbucks cult, the Purple Flex plan is the one for
you. This plan gives you the highest number of Purple Bucks – $550 in addition to your all-access
dining plan – and gives you the chance to choose the exact food that you want. Enjoy your all-access
option at either dining hall as well, and you’ll never go hungry.
Love the Chick-fil-A cow? Is Panda Express your go-to when you’re running around town? Take your
pick from a number of national brands on campus by using the 70 Pirate Meals offered to you each
semester with this plan. Have a different meal any day of the week and enjoy the food you’ve come to
love; you’ll still get unlimited access to the dining hall and $250 Purple Bucks for those spur-of-themoment purchases.
Good for the vast majority of students who live on campus, the Purple 40 plan gives you a nice mix of
40 Pirate Meals and $350 in Purple Bucks. If you live in Umstead Hall or the Cotton/Fleming/Jarvis
area, this plan might be the one for you … it gives you the flexibility of enjoying a Pirate Meal or just
swinging into one of the C-stores and picking up a bag of chips and drink whenever you don’t use your
all-access dining option at one of the dining halls.
If you’d rather eat a banana or apple over a pizza slice or maybe you have special dietary needs that you
have to follow, take a look at the Purple 15 plan. This plan gives you $450 Purple Bucks (just a little
less than the Purple Flex plan), but also offers 15 Pirate Meals for those times that you want to have a
fuller meal with your friends. Many students who are vegetarians choose this plan or the Purple Flex.
Decided to eat a little healthier and your plan isn’t quite the best for that? Easy enough to change that … just go to the
Meal Plan office at Todd Dining Hall and pick the higher or lower plan you want. We’ll be happy to make it the best
it can be! During the Fall, you can make changes any time before the Friday after Labor Day and any time before the
Friday after Martin Luther King Day for the Spring.
1. West End Dining Hall / Reade St. Market
2. Destination 360 / Mendenhall
3. Student Recreation Center
4. Joyner Library
1. Todd Dining Hall
2. Pirate Market P.O.D. / The Galley
1. The Wright Place
2. The Croatan
3. Belk Building
Tues.
18 Weds.
19 Thurs. 20
Fri.
21
Sat.
22
Sun.
23
Todd
Dining Hall
4:30 p.m.
to
8 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
to
8 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
to
8 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
to
8 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
to
8 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
to
3 p.m.
West End
Dining Hall
4:30 p.m.
to
8 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
to
8 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
to
8 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
to
8 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
to
8 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
to
12:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
to
10:30 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
to
midnight
11:00 a.m.
to
midnight
11:00 a.m.
to
1:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
to
10:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
to
midnight
11:00 a.m.
to
midnight
11:00 a.m.
to
midnight
7:00 a.m.
to
10:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
to
midnight
11:00 a.m.
to
midnight
7:30 a.m.
to
1:00 a.m.
7:00 a.m.
to
7:00 a.m.
to
The Galley
Destination
360
Pirate
Market
POD
Wright
Place &
7:00 a.m.
to
7:00 a.m.
to
Mon. - Thurs.
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Todd
Dining Hall
7A - 12A
7A - 8P
10A - 8P
10A - 12A
West End
Dining Hall
7A - 12A
7A - 8P
10A - 8P
10A - 12A
Chick-fil-a
@ Croatan
7A - 5P
7A - 3P
Chili’s Too
@ Croatan
11A - 9P
11A - 7P
The Galley
11A - 1A
11A - 12A
11A - 12A
11A -1A
Pirate Market
P.O.D.
7:30A - 1A
7:30A - 12A
11A - 12A
11A - 1A
Starbucks
@ Joyner
7:30A - 12A
7:30A - 8P
12P - 8P
1P - 12A
7A - 7P
7A - 5P
7:30A - 12A
7:30A - 12A
11A - 12A
11A - 12A
7:30A 10:30P
7:30A - 12A
12P - 12A
12P - 12A
12P - 7P
12P - 10:30P
10:30A 2:30A
10:30A - 12A
Wright Place
Destination 360
Java City @
Mendenhall
Center Court
Juice Bar
8:30A - 8:30P 8:30A - 8:30P
Reade Street
Market
10:30A - 12A
C3 Express @
Belk
7:30A - 4:30P 7:30A - 3:30P
C3 Express @
Bate
The Wedge
Java City @
Cardiovascular
10:30A 2:30A
7:30A - 9P
7:30A - 5P
7:30A - 4:30P
7:30A - 2P
7:30A - 4P
7:30A - 2P
Your ECU 1 Card provides you access to many of your
ECU accounts including your meal plan, Pirate Bucks,
your bookstore account, the Gold Key account, and your
Print Management account. When you visit the ECU 1
Card Office at G-521 Old Cafeteria, make sure you have a
picture ID. Acceptable picture IDs include a valid driver’s
license, state ID card, military ID, or a valid passport.
Campus Living welcomes students to join their student
employment teams. As a team member, you can enjoy
great benefits such as flexible hours, great pay, and friendly
and fun coworkers. Throughout the academic year,
Campus Living hires students for positions as painters,
office workers, computer lab assistants, web designers, and
resident advisors.
Interested students can stop by either the Campus Living
Students may order their textbooks online starting July 27, office or the ARAMARK Human Resources Office (for
2015 through the Student Stores website. Textbooks will Campus Dining) at Jones Hall, call or go online to apply!
be ready for pick-up at the Student Stores during the week
and weekend of Move-In, but be sure to allow 3 days to
process your order before you pick up your textbooks.
Before you buy a new computer, please read the
information from the Pirate Techs Student Computer
If you ordered textbooks for pickup, please do so during Support Center (www.ecu.edu/PirateTechs). This Web
move-in week. Move-in weekend hours are Saturday, Aug. site provides general information about the academic
22, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, Aug. 23, noon –
department computer requirements. The Pirate Techs at
5:00 p.m. behind Dowdy Student Stores on Beckwith
the Student Computing Support Center work closely with
Drive. Dowdy Student Stores also allows students to rent Dowdy Student Stores. They can tell you if your major
textbooks either through the bookstore’s online ordering requires specific software and on which computers that
system or by visiting the bookstore in person. Check out software will run best.. The Tech Deck at Dowdy is an
the Student Stores’ website for more details.
AppleTM Authorized Campus Store that also carries a line
of Dell and Lenovo ThinkPadTM computers.
In efforts to achieve a more pedestrian-friendly campus,
East Carolina promotes purchasing and using bicycles as
transportation. Students can register their bicycle for free
at the Department of Parking and Transportation
Services, at the Adventure desk in the Recreation Center,
or online through your parking account on OneStop.
Dowdy has a “trade-in” program where students can bring
gently used technology products and receive a quote on a
trade-in value, which would be placed on a Dowdy gift
card. The gift card can be used toward new, upgraded
technology or anything in the store, including books.
ECU and Campus Living and Dining are proactive in their
Students should make sure to have the bicycle’s serial
recycling and conservation efforts. However, you can also
number available and bicycle decals are valid as long as
you are at ECU! Also, make sure to have a sturdy lock (U- help with these efforts by following these simple tips:
 Turn off lights and appliances when not in use.
bolt style locks recommended) to secure your bicycle to
 Use the recycle bins in your residence hall and
bike racks on campus.
dining areas to reccyle paper, bottles, and
cans.Turn off water while you’re brushing your
teeth and take shorter showers.
If your immunizations are not up-to-date prior to starting

Only bring and use compact florescent bulbs for
at ECU, state law prevents you from attending classes.
lamps and desk lighting – incandescent light bulbs
Student Health Services offer immunization clinics in
are not allowed!
order for you to have all necessary and current shots.
Check out page 15 for campus numbers and websites!
Thurs., August 20
Fri., August 21
Sat., August 22
Sun., August 23
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Thurs., August 20
Fri., August 21
Sat., August 22
Sun., August 23
Mon., August 24
Tues., August 25
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Weds., August 19
Thurs., August 20
Fri., August 21
Sat., August 22
Sun., August 23
Mon., August 24
Tues., August 25
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Weds., August 19
Thurs., August 20
Fri., August 21
Sat., August 22
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Weds., August 19
Thurs., August 20
Fri., August 21
Sat., August 22
Sun., August 23
Mon., August 24
Tues., August 25
Weds., August 26
Thurs., August 27
Fri., August 28
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Closed
12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Mon., August 17
Tues., August 18
Weds., August 19
Thurs., August 20
Fri., August 21
Sat., August 22
Sun., August 23
Mon., August 24
Tues., August 25
Weds., August 26
Thurs., August 27
Fri., August 28
Sat., August 29
Sun., August 30
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Closed
Regular Office Hours for most offices are M - F, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Regular Office Hours for Dowdy Student Stores are
Monday - Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and closed Sunday
ECU 1 Card
Campus Recreation
and Wellness
Career Center
Cashier’s Office
Counseling &
Student Development
Dean of Students
ECU Police
ECU Transit
Equity & Diversity
Financial Aid
Greek Life
Ledonia Wright
Cultural Center
Dowdy Student Stores
ECU Parking
Bicycle Permits
ECU 1 Card
Lofts & Linens
252.328.2673
252.328.6387
252.328.6050
252.328.6131
252.328.6661
252.328.9297
252.328.6787
252.328.4724
252.328.6804
252.328.6610
252.328.4235
252.328.6495
Mail Services
Off-Campus Services
Parking and Transportation
SafeRide
Student Activities
Board
Student Affairs
Student Employment
Student Government
Association
Student Health
Services
Student Legal
Services
Student Pirate Club
252.328.6091
252.328.2847
252.328.6294
252.328.RIDE (7433)
252.737.1808
252.328.4700
252.737.HIRE (4473)
252.328.4742
252.328.1903
252.328.6841
252.737.3300
252.328.4724
www.studentstores.ecu.edu
www.ecu.edu/parking/
www.ecu.edu/bikes/bikepermits.html
www.ecu.edu/1card
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