Athletics
Campus Police
Dining Services
Financial Services & Assistance
Health and Wellness Center
Student Activities
Student Government Association
Regulations Governing Student Organizations
Student Organizations
Off Campus Events & Activities
Activities & Programs
University Traditions
Religious Life
The numbers listed above may be accessed from any on-campus phone by dialing the four-digit extension.
As an NCAA Division II affiliate, Queens University of Charlotte seeks highly skilled and competitive student-athletes and offers athletic opportunities in 16 varsity sports. The women's teams compete in basketball, cross-country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, and volleyball, while the men field teams in basketball, cross-country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, and track and field. Queens’ student athletes compete in the Conference Carolinas, a 12-member NCAA Division II league.
Ovens Athletic Center is the home of the Queens Royals. The indoor facility includes a gym, heated swimming pool, dance studio, athletic training room and locker rooms. The Queens tennis courts are lighted and adjacent to the gymnasium. The Royals Soccer and Lacrosse teams play at the Queens Sports Complex at Marion Diehl Park. The Sports Complex is a 65 acre complex located off Tyvola Road.
Admission to all regular-season home contests is free to students with a valid Queens I.D., unless otherwise indicated.
For more information about Royals Athletics, please visit our website.
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"Educate, Protect and Serve" is our motto. Queens Campus Police serve and protect 24-hours a day, 7 days a week to ensure a safe educational and residential environment for all students, faculty, staff and visitors. All Queens University of Charlotte Police are sworn law enforcement officers who have been award their police powers from the State under the provision of North Carolina General Statute 74-G. The Attorney General of North Carolina grants police commissions under this statute upon satisfactory completion of several rigorous standards. All Queens officers are awarded the powers of municipal and county police officers for the state of North Carolina. Their juridisdiction encompasses all property owned and controlled by Queens University of Charlotte and all public roads that immediately adjoin the campus.
Services provided by Campus Police:
- Parking Permits
- 24-hour escorts
- Security for campus events
- Vehicle accident/theft reports
- Traffic management
For more information about Campus Police and safety services, contact Chief Johnnie Ravenell, 704 337-2306.
All students at Queens are allowed to bring cars to campus but are required to register the vehicle and abide by all parking policies. To register and obtain a parking permit, print out and return the completed Queens Automobile Registration form to the Campus Police Office located in the Stultz Building near the Clock Tower.
NOTE: The Campus Police Parking Guide, available at Campus Police, provides a complete set of parking codes and appropriate on campus parking locations with the hours of enforcement.
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All residents must park in the parking deck located behind South Hall. Parking in the deck requires a decal and access card.
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All commuters are permitted to park in any open lot or space, except for those clearly marked as reserved spaces or spaces reserved for resident students.
| Decals |
Resident Student |
$125.00 per year |
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Commuter Student |
$ 75.00 per year |
| Fines |
1st Citation |
$ 50.00 |
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2nd Citation |
$ 50.00 |
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3rd Citation |
$ 75.00 |
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4th Citation |
Loss of parking privileges for one academic year |
Bicycles are welcome on campus, but require a high security lock such as "Kryptonite" or "Citadel" to ensure its safety. In addition, engravers are available through Campus Police to engrave for further protection. Bicycle racks are located in front of Albright, Barnhardt, and West Halls. Bicycles may not be stored in halls, stairwells or common areas of the residence halls as they are unsightly and present a potential obstacle during an evacuation of a building. The University will remove bicycles that are stored in the residence halls without notice to the student.
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Chartwells, a division of Compass Group, NAD operates the dining program at Queens University of Charlotte. Compass manages many of the finest institutional dining service accounts in the greater Charlotte area, including Johnson & Wales, UNC Charlotte, Charlotte Latin, Bank of America, Presbyterian Hospital, Lowe’s Motor Speedway, IBM, Microsoft, Quail Hollow Championship and Time Warner Cable Arena.
Chartwells offers the Queens Campus community more convenient and flexible dining options. The creation of different “venues” in the food service area will introduce more diverse menu choices and create a better traffic flow by providing self-serve and interactive options.
Dining Locations
Young Dining Hall - Morrison
The new facility will introduce diners to 'Pulse on Dining' (POD), a dining concept designed to eliminate predictability. We design our menu offerings around the equipment versus the set station. Our chefs combine their craftsmanship in made-to-order entrees, regional and traditional cuisines focusing on fresh ingredients, healthy offerings, quality meals and appealing presentation. Offering an all-you-care-to-eat style of dining, the new Pulse on Dining restaurant will be the ultimate spot on campus to meet old friends or make new ones.
Customers will be greeted by a host or hostess at the entrance to the restaurant at the Retail kiosk. Students can either swipe their card and enter the all-you-care-to-eat restaurant or grab a coffee, cereal, snack, salad or sandwich from the kiosk. The flexibility and convenience is endless!
Customize your cuisine at The Fresh Market. Offering a variety options, choices at The Fresh Market range from soups, salads, and fruit all presented in a self-serve format.
Offering a multitude of baked goods and specialty sandwiches made to your liking, our on-site bakery café offers fresh baked breads and rolls with toppings galore. Enjoy your deli sandwich cold or toasted… the choice is yours! You’ll be tempted by our homemade desserts ranging from fresh baked cakes, cookies, brownies, parfaits and more. As an extra treat, grab your favorite espresso beverage.
From appetizing aromas to the sizzle of a hot pan, The Kitchen is an open kitchen platform that showcases our experienced chefs as they expertly prepare and serve fresh, healthy dishes. The service counters which surround the kitchen area offer both buffet-style service as well as direct access to the kitchen. Featured cuisines include traditional home-style favorites, rotating ethnic dishes, grilled favorites and specialty bars.
‘We Proudly Brew Starbucks’ – Everett Library
There are also plans to build a coffeehouse in Everett Library. Scheduled for construction in the near future, once complete the coffee shop will offer 'We Proudly Brew Starbucks' hot and cold coffee drinks. It won't just be coffee; this location will be a food destination also. Offerings will include fresh made Ciabatta, Panini’s, Au Bon Pan Soups, exciting salads, fruit cups, fresh pastries and much more. Current plans show the addition of a couple of study rooms, areas of soft seating, docking stations for laptops and intimate round tables for those afternoon meetings.
The Lions Den
...a popular place for students to hang out and enjoy great food. The menu features burgers, salads, appetizers and many more student favorites. Apart from good food, the Lion’s Den features a pool table, an internet jukebox and two big-screen TVs. The Lion’s Den is located behind the Mail Center on the lower level of the Trexler Student Center.
Hours of Operation – TBD
Meal Plans
As a student living on campus you will have access to the following meal plans….
- 19 meals per week and $50.00 in Lion Dollars (Munch Money)*
- 14 meals per week and $75.00 in Lion Dollars (Munch Money)
- 10 meals per week and $100.00 in Lion Dollars (Munch Money)
* The default meal plan
As an option, you can choose to upgrade your meal plan by selecting the ‘Premium Meal Plan.’ This entitles you to unlimited ‘dine in’ meals in Young Dining Hall, 5 exchange meals, per week, in ‘The Lions Den’ and $25.00 in Lion Dollars (Munch Money) **
** Due to unlimited access to Young Dining Hall, take out containers are not permitted with this meal plan.
To view some artist impressions of the facility and to learn more about your new 'Dining Team' visit the Queens Dining website or call our main office at 704 688-2824.
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Located on the first floor of Jernigan, the Student Bank is open for students to cash checks:
During the academic year:
During the university summer schedule:
Students may cash personal checks, payroll checks, money orders or checks made payable to to the registered student by parents, spouse, or other Queens University of Charlotte students not to exceed $200 in total. Checks totaling over $200 may be cashed provided that the cashier is notified before 10am the previous day.
Students who cash checks that are returned to the Student Bank for insufficient funds or for any other reason will be charged a $30 return check fee and will have their check-cashing privileges suspended for a minimum of one month’s time or until the amount of the check is paid in full. The cashier reserves the right to refuse to cash any check. Please note: A valid Queens University of Charlotte photo I.D. must be presented when cashing a check at the Student Bank.
A short-term Emergency Loan is available for distribution to students by the Office of Student Life in Morrison 214. These interest-free loans, not to exceed $250, are made available to students who first have exhausted all other forms of financial assistance. If a loan is not repaid on the date as agreed upon by Student Life personnel and student, the amount will be automatically charged to the student’s account and he/she will become ineligible for another Emergency Loan for one year. No more than one Emergency Loan will be granted per semester.
Queens University of Charlotte provides several types of financial aid through federal, state and private sources. Those interested in investigating sources of financial aid, may contact Student Financial Services and request to speak with an assigned counselor in Jernigan 111.
Since most funds are awarded on the basis of financial need, student and parents are required to submit detailed financial information before eligibility can be determined. For most programs of funding, a student must be enrolled for at least six credit hours per term.
Applications and financial aid data should be submitted early (beginning in January prior to enrolling in August) in order to receive priority status for funds. Need based financial assistance must be reapplied for annually in the early spring for the upcoming academic year and continued satisfactory academic progress must be maintained in order to retain eligibility for funding.
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Queens Student Health and Wellness Center (HWC) provides medical and mental health services to all undergraduate students enrolled in the university. It is not necessary to have Queens' student health insurance to use the HWC. While most services are free of charge, any costs incurred can be paid at the time of service or billed to the student account. While appointments are encouraged, walk-in visits are accommodated whenever possible.
In addition to general medical care for acutely ill or injured students, available services include:
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Chronic disease management
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Routine physical or gynelogical examinations (fee for service)
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Confidential STD and HIV testing
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Routine immunizations (fee for service)
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International travel consultation and immunizations
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Laboratory testing on-site or through Presbyterian laboratory
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Referrals to network of physicians and care facilities in the Charlotte area
- Counseling
- Learning Disability Testing (fee for service)
- Referral to network of specialists, including psychiatrists and health care facilities in the Charlotte area
Monday through Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm
After-hours care can be obtained through nearby urgent care centers or hospital emergency rooms.
For additional information, contact the Student Health and Wellness Center.
Phone: 704 337-2220
Fax: 704 337-2333
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Queens University of Charlotte realizes that, as important as academic activities are, much of a student's education occurs outside of the classroom. Day-to-day living experiences and campus activities are valuable components of a well-rounded education. Through group participation and interaction, students come to know themselves as individuals, realize their opportunities and develop the skills needed to become creative members of the University community. To stimulate this process, the University encourages student initiative and responsibility through Student Government, the honor system and a variety of student organizations.
The Office of Student Activities focuses on the "total student" and provides educational, recreational, spiritual, social and cultural opportunities outside the classroom. We work with student leaders to plan and implement quality programs throughout the year. Queens is a small community, so it is easy to get involved in all aspects of the college experience. Students are encouraged and supported in brainstorming ideas, promoting activities and bringing local and regional entertainers to campus. Last year, our students planned over 150 events!
The Student Government Association is the governing body of student clubs and organizations on campus.
“We, the students of Queens University of Charlotte, in order to create a spirit of Unity within the college community, establish high standards of Integrity and Honor, insure the guardianship of Student Rights, afford students the instruments of Self-Governance, promote a sense of Individual Responsibility, secure Cooperation and Communication between students and administrators, and provide channels for the growth of Leadership and development of Legislation, Justice, and Activities among the students of the college of Arts and Sciences.”
— from the Student Government Association Constitution
Each student enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences is a member of the Student Government Association and pays dues in the form of an activities fee, which is part of tuition.
Under the umbrella of Student Government Association are the following:
Senate
The Senate is comprised of elected officers and handles the legislative concerns and interests of the student body.
Honor Council
The Honor Council is responsible for investigating and acting on any alleged violations of the Honor Code’s academic pledge. The mission of the Council is to uphold, preserve and protect the Honor Code from wrong-doers and those who wish to tarnish the reputation of this university.
Campus Judicial Board
CJB investigates and acts upon any alleged violation of residence life regulations or student life policies according to the Honor Code.
Campus Union Board
CUB is responsible for enhancing the Queens Community through planning cultural, social, religious and recreational events. The following is a list of the CUB committees: Cultural Events, Recreation, Religious Life, Social Activities, Special Events, and Connection Charlotte.
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Any group of students may apply for recognition as a student organization by submitting the following to the Office of Student Activities:
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A copy of the organization's constitution and by-laws
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A list of the charter members and the names of the intended officers, including the faculty or staff advisor of the organization
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A registration form (available in the Office of Student Activities)
Recognition is obtained from Student Life.
All registered and recognized student organizations that are not under a disciplinary prohibition enjoy certain rights and privileges.
These include the following:
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Use of the University's name in association with the name of the organization
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Use of University facilities in accordance with established policies
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Solicitation of membership on campus under the organization's name in accordance with established policies
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Solicitation of funds on campus under the organization's name, subject to the approval of the organization's advisor and the Office of Student Activities
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Listing of the organization in official publications
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Use of University bulletin boards
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Ability to petition the Student Government Association for an allocation of funds to be used for activities
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Use of a mailbox and mail services on campus
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The right to promote the goals, purposes, identity, programs and activities of the organization on and off campus (active promotion includes the wearing of clothing or accessories with the name, symbols or logo of the organization, distribution of written publicity or display of signs advertising an event)
It should be understood that each recognized organization is subject to the rules and regulations of Queens University of Charlotte and to the review and decisions of the University. An organization found in violation of any of the provisions of its constitution, bylaws or any regulations/policies of the University may be disciplined and/or subject to revocation of its recognition. An administrative hearing may revoke recognition of any organization. Such revocation may result in the loss of all rights and privileges.
Responsibilities an organization accepts upon recognition are:
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Annual registration with the Office of Student Activities and immediate notification to that office of any change in officers within two weeks of the start of classes
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Abstention from any discriminatory practices in membership selection and organizational programming
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Adherence to the procedures and regulations affecting student organizations specified in this handbook
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Registration with the Office of Student Activities of all events held on or off campus
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Education of all members of the organization of the individual responsibility to represent well the organization and University through appropriate activities and behavior
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Take organizational action against an individual member when that individual fails to adhere to the standards of the organization or the University. The organization may be held responsible for an individual's behavior when that member's actions are demonstrably related to the organization's life and draw attention to the organization.
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Provisions for adequate security when appropriate for a campus event
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Promotion of the goals and purposes of the University
If you are interested in starting a club that does not exist at Queens, you are encouraged to do so. Organizations emerge when individuals with a common interest, or skill, seek to go beyond and develop a greater understanding of their skill or interest.
If you or a group of students are interested in forming a new organization, here are a few steps to get you started:
- Meet with a member of the Student Activities staff to discuss your ideas.
At this meeting, you will be asked the following questions:
What is the purpose of this organization?
Do you know of any other clubs or office on campus that meets this need/purpose already?
Where did the idea for this organization come from?
What other students are interested in this organization?
Have you held an interest meeting?
Do you have at least ten CAS students interested in serving as the core group?
Do you have a faculty/staff advisor in mind?
Is there a national organization with which you will want to affiliate?
Do you know what kinds of programs or events you will offer to the Queens' community?
How much of a budget will this organization need to get started?
How will the organization be structured?
- Once these questions have been answered, the interested group of students will write a constitution and bylaws for the organization in order to outline the basic purpose of the organization and set parameters that govern the action and activities of the organization. An outline and sample constitution and bylaws are available through the Office of Student Activities. It is not necessary to follow this form exactly, but it is important to include all areas that apply.
- Complete a Student Organization Registration form and submit it to the Office of Student Activities with the constitution and bylaws. A committee through Student Life may review the request.
- Once the organization has been approved, attend a Senate meeting to introduce the new club to campus. At this time, a budget may be proposed to Senate for review. Be sure to provide the Office of Student Activities and Senate with a copy of the constitution and bylaws.
For more information, contact the Director of Student Activities at 704 337-2263.
Student organizations are a great way to get involved. As a member or officer, you will develop leadership skills, meet new people and have lots of fun! Each organization is advised by a member of the Queens University of Charlotte administration, staff or faculty.
Student leaders and organizations are recognized at the Student Life Awards Program in April.
Below is a list and brief description of the current organizations at Queens. You will also have an opportunity to find out more about these organizations at the Fall Activities Fair at the beginning of each semester. For more information, contact the Office of Student Activities at 704 337-2263.
Alpha Psi Omega
The largest dramatic honor society in the country began a chapter at Queens in 1994. Membership is based on points accrued by working in either the performing or technical aspects of theater.
Beta Beta Beta
The Queens chapter of the national biological honor society, Tri Beta, promotes interest in the biological sciences and keeps students aware of new developments in the field. Members invite guest speakers to campus and plan blood drives and plant sales.
Campus Crusade for Christ
Campus Crusade for Christ, an interdenominational ministry, provides regular opportunities to study and discuss the Bible, worship and pray in a group setting and to have fellowship, encouragement and spiritual development among members. Membership is open to all who wish to join.
Campus Judicial Board (CJB)
CJB representatives are elected each year and are responsible for investigating and acting on any alleged violations of the Honor Code's community pledge.
Campus Union Board (CUB)
CUB is the premier programming organization for Queens students. CUB brings live bands to campus, hosts Wednesday movie nights at local theaters and organizes Casino Night - the fall formal that even brings back Queens alums for a night of fun! CUB is also responsible for planning the educational, recreational, spiritual, social and cultural activities on campus and events for Connection Charlotte. CUB is made up of nine committees, and membership is open to all students. Meetings are held Tuesdays at 11:00 am.
Campus Women's Organization
Designed to raise awareness about women's issues on campus and provide a safe, open environment for the women of Queens to assemble.
Circle K
Circle K is a self-governing college organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Circle K promotes service, leadership development and friendship while serving children of our community.
College Democrats
Meet to help strengthen and educate the next generation of Democrats so they can contribute to a better America.
College Republicans
Convene to promote fundraising, charity and political topics.
Greek Life
Queens University of Charlotte has an active Greek system with four National Panhellenic Conference sororities and two national fraternities. The Greek organizations plan a number of activities through the year, such as spring formals, Greek Week, retreats and mixers. In addition, each Greek organization participates in community service and fundraising projects to benefit philanthropies like the Ronald McDonald House, PUSH America, Children's Miracle Network, the American Red Cross, Girl Scouts of America, MS Walk, Metrolina Aids Project, Prevent Child Abuse America and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Hillel
Hillel represents the interests of Jewish students on campus and serves to educate undergraduates about Judaism.
Sorority formal recruitment and fraternity rush are held early in the fall semester, and information about Greek activities will be made available to you at that time. For more information on Greek Life at Queens, contact the Director of Student Activities.
Honor Council
Honor Council representatives are elected annually and are charged with investigating and acting on any alleged violation of the Honor Code. In doing so, Honor Council is designed to uphold, preserve and protect the University's reputation from wrong-doers who wish to tarnish the University's reputation.
Impact Movement
Impact, a national organization, is a Christian movement geared toward African American students with the goal of creating leaders who are spiritually focused, financially free and morally fit. We freely share the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Inter-Greek Council (IGC)
IGC promotes unity and cooperation through discussion and planning while insuring representation of each chapter at campus events and activities.
International Club
Students are provided with unique opportunities to broaden their knowledge of foreign culture. Projects of international character, such as International Week, are planned to engage the Queens community.
Janusian Order
Janusian, an honorary organization established at Queens in 1937, unites students who exhibit outstanding scholarship, leadership, character and service to others. Exemplary students are invited to participate during their junior year based on their performance during freshman and sophomore years.
Mortar Board
Mortar Board members represent exemplary senior scholars and leaders on Queens' campus. Students are recognized for outstanding scholarship, leadership and service. This is a national organization.
Music Therapy Club
Music Therapy Club unites music therapy majors with community contacts and professional information and experiences. Members attend an annual conference.
Panhellenic Council
The Panhellenic Council is the governing body of the 4 National Panhellenic Council sororities on Queens' campus. Panhellenic Council is designed to correlate the interests of all sorority women and creates all policies necessary for the uniform practice and benefit of all sororities. The Council coordinates the annual formal recruitment process for sororities and strives to maintain interfraternity relations. Panhellenic is comprised of 1 representative from each sorority plus and executive board.
Phi Alpha Theta
This international honor society recognizes excellence in the study of history, encourages research and the exchange of learning among historians. Members sponsor special lecturers and panelists throughout the year.
Pi Sigma Alpha
Pi Sigma Alpha is the National Political Science Political Science Honor Society. The Queens' chapter recognizes political science students for their excellence and serves to raise awareness of political issues among non-political science students on campus.
Psychology Club
The Psychology Club helps lead and direct psychology students to promising careers. Students are kept abreast of current trends and topics in the industry through discussions and guest speakers.
Queens Chronicle
The Queens Chronicle, the campus newspaper, is run by and for students to voice the interests and concerns of students at Queens University of Charlotte. Editorials, entertainment and news articles are featured in each issue.
Queens Dance Club
Whether beginner or advanced, Queens Dance Club educates, involves and instructs all those interested in dance!
Queens Paintball Club
Queens University Ambassadors
Ambassadors work closely with the Admissions staff to help prospective students learn about Queens. Members host Open Houses for prospective students.
Queens University of Charlotte Drum Line
The Drum Line performs at sporting events and promotes Queens University of Charlotte spirit while encouraging our sports teams.
Queens University Gospel Choir
The Gospel Choir promotes gospel music on campus and to the Charlotte community through a number of performances ranging from on-campus impromptus to special appearances within the Charlotte community. The Gospel choir loves to sing for the Lord and witness to others who do not know Him. Members gather monthly in a social setting to promote unity and Christian fellowship.
Residence Hall Association
Dedicated to serving its residents as student advocates, the mission of RHA is to create an interactive and supportive community. As student advocates, members of RHA seek changes on behalf of residents through on-going communication and effective use of resources. The Association arranges campus-wide programs and advocates a safe and secure campus.
The Queens RHA is affiliated with the North Carolina Association of Residence Halls, South Atlantic Association of College and University Residence Halls, and the National Association of College and University Residence Halls. The Queens RHA won a "WOW" award at the 2000 NCARH Conference.
Room in the Inn
Upholding Queens commitment to serve our community, students work together to minister to Charlotte's homeless.
Senate
Senate representatives are elected each year by the student body and are responsible for handling legislative concerns and interests of the student body.
Signet Literary Magazine
Signet, Queens campus literary magazine, recognizes the literary accomplishments of Queens's students and offers an opportunity to share these accomplishments with others. Students design, edit and publish the Signet each spring.
STAND: A Student Coalition Against Genocide
Students educate others on Darfur, raise relief funds, and advocate for political action on behalf of Darfur.
Young Life
Young Life helps Christ followers grow and mature in their faith through fellowship, Bible study and prayer.
Throughout the year, the Office of Student Activities offers many off-campus events to the students at Queens University of Charlotte. The word "activity" or "activities" is used to describe an event, trip or program planned by the Office of Student Activities or the University. The activities include camping weekends, concerts, festivals, sporting events, leadership retreats, hiking trips, theater productions and outdoor activities. The list is not exhaustive and may apply to any event that the office plans for the campus.
The following guidelines apply to all activities:
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Alcohol use eight (8) hours prior to the event is strictly prohibited.
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Alcohol use during the activity is strictly prohibited.
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Curfews, area restrictions and other guidelines may be setup by the Staff Advisors depending on the specific situation and activity. All participants must adhere to these guidelines.
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Transportation is only for the participants. Transportation may not be provided for students who need rides to the same destination as the planned activity.
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All students participating in the activity must use the transportation provided by the University unless another approved method is used.
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Some of the stores, venues, restaurants and vendors may serve or sell alcoholic beverages. Students are prohibited from purchasing or consuming any alcohol.
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The activities are limited to the students who are registered participants. Students or friends not registered may not join the activity. Registered students may not leave the activity to meet unregistered friends or family.
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Students are expected to follow the activity itinerary and participate in all activities. Adjustments may be made to the itinerary by the staff advisor(s).
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Students are expected to listen to the guidelines set by the staff advisor(s).
Students who do not follow the Queens University of Charlotte guidelines, as outlined here, may be subject to the following:
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An incident report will be completed by the staff advisor(s).
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If the situation warrants prompt action, the student or students involved in the incident will be taken back to Queens University of Charlotte by a staff advisor immediately.
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If the situation warrants termination of the trip or event, the staff advisor(s) may make this decision.
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The student will be unable to participate in any off-campus events offered through Student Activities for at least one year.
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The Dean of Students will be notified of any situations or incidents that disrupt the activity.
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A report will be sent to the Campus Judicial Board for review and processing.
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"Connection Charlotte" is dedicated to introducing students to the city of Charlotte. With various professional sports teams and several renown museums, Charlotte is full of activity just waiting to be explored! Queens students have the opportunity to discover Broadway plays, area festivals, music concerts, guest lecturers, sports activities, museum exhibits and countless other regional attractions – all at a discounted rate. Campus Union Board (CUB) coordinates the purchase and distribution of the Connection Charlotte events. For more information, stop by the Office of Student Activities.
The Queens Fitness Center, located on the lower level of Wireman Hall boasts 8,000 square feet and has something for everyone - free weights, "nautilus" equipment, cardio machines and elliptical trainers, plus a 2,500-square-foot aerobics room that offers a great line-up of fitness classes, many are offered an no cost to students! This great facility allows our students to work out the body as well as the mind! For more information, call 704 337-2390.
Membership Policies / Rules and Conduct:
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Member agrees to be subject to authority and guidance of the Fitness Center staff while in the facility and follow staff instructions.
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Member agrees to be respectful of others while in the facility.
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Member agrees to abide by all rules and guidelines of the facility and understands that his/her membership may be revoked if the member fails to abide by any such rules and guidelines.
Any students, faculty, staff or guests who utilizes the Fitness Center will do so with the following considerations:
Created to further promote physical and emotional wellness, as well as campus community, the Queens Intramural Program includes basketball, soccer, flag football, kickball, volleyball, ultimate frisbee and many other exciting team and individual sports. The Intramural Program is a great way to foster friendships and create life-long patterns for healthy living. For more information, call 704 337-2455.
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Q Leaders focuses on self-development and teambuilding through experiential learning and community service. Depending on a student's interest level, students may participate in day-long programs, weekend retreats or semester-long classes. For more information, call 704 337-2255.
The overall mission of the Outdoor Education program is to effectively build a bridge between in-class and out-of-class educational experiences and to ultimately challenge students to persevere in the great outdoors. From whitewater rafting to rock climbing, students will be challenged individually and as a group as they participate in a variety of to outdoor experiences from whitewater rafting to rock climbing.
Be in the know! Two times a week RexText is sent directly to all student qmail accounts to keep students up to date with all on campus announcements and events plus great off campus fairs, festivals, cultural opportunities, and sporting events happening in and around Charlotte.
Home to various student services – the Student Store, Young Dining Hall, Mail/Copy Center, The Lion's Den, Religious Life Programs and more. Trexler is a great place to hang out with friends and get caught up on the latest campus offerings. Trexler is the posting place for upcoming events on campus, the Queens Fitness Center, Intramural programs, commuter information, event sign-ups, books for sale, volunteer opportunities, and recruitment activities.
Morrison 2nd Floor is home to Student Life which houses the Dean of Students, Residence Life, Multicultural Affairs, Student Activities, Student Government, CUB, and the Morrison 2nd Floor Conference Room. All bustle with activity and serve as a great resource throughout the year.
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