Wilson Community College is committed to supporting our students and communities by providing access to a high-quality education.
College Provided Support Resources
- Food Pantry – The College Food Pantry is open to provide students with microwavable meals/ready-to-eat snack items (ramen noodles, granola bars, crackers, etc.), and some canned goods, that can supplement food resources at home. Students can visit the Food Pantry in Building F on Wednesdays between 1:00-2:00 p.m. for walk-in pick-ups. Students who are experiencing more serious food insecurity from COVID-19 impacts may request emergency food assistance by emailing Robert Melton at rmelton@wilsoncc.edu.
- Laptop Checkout – To assist currently enrolled students who do not have a laptop or personal device to complete coursework online, the College has a limited number of laptops that can be checked out through the Library. For more information click here.
- Computer Lab Access – An open computer lab in the Library is also available for currently enrolled students to complete coursework and assignments. Staff will be on hand to assist students as needed. For more information click here.
Community and Mental Health Resources
- NC Community College System COVID-19 Response Resources
- Crisis Call Center through Eastpointe can be reached at 1-800-913-6109
- National Disaster Distress Helpline at 1-800-985-5990 offers crisis counseling and emotional support 24 hours a day for anyone experiencing distress or other mental health concerns during the COVID-19 outbreak.
- The National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-TALK offers free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources and best practices for professionals.
How to Use Moodle
Students who are not familiar with online learning are encouraged to review the Moodle 101 for Students course in Moodle. For your convenience, links to the documentation on how to perform the most common tasks are provided below.
- How to Navigate Moodle
- How to Communicate in Moodle (Course Announcements, Forums, and Chats)
- How to Access and Submit Moodle Assignments
- How to Complete Moodle Quizzes
- How to View Your Grades in Moodle
- How to Use Collaborate in Moodle
How to Access College Email
How to Access College Email and Campus Alerts
Advising
The advisors in the STARS Center want you to know that we are here to guide you through the transition to online classes. Online learning can be a challenge, especially if you are accustomed to coming to campus to learn, study, and engage with instructors and classmates. We want you to know that we recognize the challenge and we are here for you.
Please email or call us with questions or issues that arise during this time; if we do not know the answer, we will find it and connect you with the right resource. This is an unprecedented time for our college and our community, and we are here to help guide you through it! Together we can do this!
Contact an Advisor
Student Success Counselor/Lead Advisor
Department: Student Development
Phone: (252) 246-1283
Email: gmassenburg@wilsoncc.edu
Office: F100i
Special Populations Counselor
Department: Student Development
Phone: (252) 246-1230
Email: jsykes@wilsoncc.edu
Office: F100b
Frequently Asked Questions for Students
Are Wilson Community College classes in session?
Yes, classes are continuing as scheduled. Please check the website, your college email, and Moodle regularly for updated guidance and information.
How do I access my college email?
Login to your College Email by going to the Wilson Community College website at https://www.wilsoncc.edu and click Email at the top of the page, or go directly to the Office 365 portal at https://portal.office.com.
Username
- WCC Student Email addresses use the following format: username@my.wilsoncc.edu.
- Your username is the first letter of your firstname, first letter of your lastname, and the last four digits of your Student
ID. - Example: John Student,
- Student ID# 0123456
- Username: js3456
- Email address: js3456@my.wilsoncc.edu
Password
- First two letters of lastname (first letter capital), six-digit birthdate.
- Example: St052478
- Birthdate May 24, 1978
I have never taken an online class before, where should I start?
Start by completing the Moodle 101 for Students course, available after logging into Moodle. (Use the same username and password as College email.)
I have limited computer and Internet access, what should I do?
The College has a limited number of laptops that can be checked out through the Library.
An open computer lab is available in the Library for currently enrolled students to complete coursework.
For more more information click here.
Is academic help available?
- The Library provides electronic resources to assist students in their research efforts. Among these is a 24-hour Ask a Librarian chatbox and a searchable online catalog.
- Technology Support Services is available to assist students with login and password issues as well as other general technology issues.
- Students can access free, online tutoring services through NetTutor.
Who should I contact if I have questions about my classes?
Email your instructor.