Enhance Your Learning with Central Piedmont’s Student Tech Services šŸ’»

Two students, working on a laptop and collaboratingCentral Piedmont offers a range of technology services to support your academic journey. Hereā€™s what you need to know:

  • Microsoft M365 Access: Every registered student can use Microsoft M365 apps, including Outlook for email.
  • Campus WiFi: Connect to WiFi on campus using the “CPCCstudent” network.
  • Brightspace: Access your courses online through Brightspace.

Accessing Tech Services:

Need Help?

  • Service Desk: For tech support, activating your login, or accessing online services, contact the Service Desk at 704-330-5000, submit a ticket via the client portal, or use the portalā€™s chat feature.

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Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP)

LIEAPDo you need help paying your heating bill this winter?

Mecklenburg County is offering help to residents this winter by providing Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) funds to eligible households. LIEAP is a federal program that assists low-income households with their immediate heating needs so they wonā€™t have to choose between heating their homes and buying other necessities. You do not have to be at risk of disconnection or delinquency to take advantage of this one-time, direct vendor payment in the amount of $300, $400, or $500.

This program is available from December 1 ā€“ March 31. For more information, please visit the Mecklenburg County website: MeckNC.gov/ENERGY.

Questions? Contact Single Stop at 704-330-6435.

Ruth G. Shaw Center for Academic Success & Excellence is Here to Help Students

tutoringThe Ruth G. Shaw Center for Academic Success & Excellence welcomes you to the spring 2024 semester. We are excited to help you experience success at the highest level. Here are a few updates to assist you in navigating our unit for support.

  • Access to Academic Support – Access the ASC Academic Support platform and make appointments through Brightspace! Our updated ASC website provides simple & clear instructions on how to make appointments, access online virtual sessions, use Brainfuse, view the ASC calendar, and more.
  • In-Person Appointments – Make an in-person appointment with an ASC tutor on campus (Central, Cato, or Levine.)
  • Virtual ASC Appointments – Make a virtual appointment with an ASC tutor today.
  • Brainfuse Online Appointments – Utilize Brainfuse. Each curriculum-enrolled student receives 200 minutes of time to use Brainfuse for after-hours and weekend academic support.
  • Additional Faculty Tutors – There are additional faculty providing outside tutoring from class time at various campuses. Availability varies. Click here to view the list of those offering additional academic support this upcoming spring 2024 semester.Ā 

You can find step-by-step links and guides on how to use each part of the academic support platform.

Please contact our office for any additional assistance: (704) 330-6474 or asc@cpcc.edu.