Officers patrol the campus 24 hours a day and are on duty year round, including holidays. The Chief of Campus Police not only has responsibilities for police and security functions, but also enforces all safety and fire regulations on campus. Career Development Center. The Center for Career Development provides various personal and group services to Queens students and to members of the community. The center offers individual and group career management services as well as job search consultations.
Private appointments are available.
Degree-seeking students at the 26 area colleges which make up the Charlotte Area Educational Consortium may enroll in a course in any one of the member institutions during the regular academic year. Full-time students paying Queens comprehensive fee may, if qualified, enroll at one of the other colleges in a course not offered at Queens which has applicable credit towards the Queens degree without payment of additional fees. Arrangements for consortium cross-registrations are made through the Registrar s Office. Computing Services for both academic and administrative users are coordinated by the staff of the Computing Services Center, located in the basement of Walker Science Building. This center and network provide distributed computing capabilities to all administrative offices of the college, support for the college's admissions tele-counseling center and library's automated operations, as well as access to the Internet for faculty, students, administrators and staff.