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Welcome to Fall Semester and a New Year!

8/19/2019

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​The NCCSD has information and resources to help you make New Student Orientation, Welcome Week and other New Student activities accessible to all students. these first tips are for campus staff. 

Check out the NCCSD Orientation and Welcome Week Toolkit for ideas and our popular "Be An Ally" poster.

Our Planning Checklist will help you make all of your event environments more  inclusive. 
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Take a Two-Minute Training to learn how to make your campus more welcoming.
For New Students (and those needing a refresher) we have a Two-Minute Training to help you prepare for the new year.

Set up a DREAM Chapter on your campus, or have your existing student organization become a DREAM affiliate – benefits include monthly digital “Care Packages” of resources for student leaders.
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