Summer Logistics for Residential Session
As a current ASLEI or TASL student, you will participate in a mandatory residential session each summer. The ASLEI and TASL programs will be on campus at the same time.
There are many things you need to know to be successful during the residential session. Summer logistics is your go-to place for
2025 Summer Session Dates:
ASLEI Online Dates:
May 28 - June 11
ASLEI Residential Dates:
June 16 - July 11
Strategies for TASL Success (Required for new students)
May 19-30
TASL Online Dates:
June 2-13
June 30 - July 6
July 14-18
TASL Residential Dates:
June 16-27
Campus Information
Campus information is your go-to place for all things campus related. Get prepared for the summer residential session.
Housing Arrangements
You can arrange to live on campus in a UNC residence hall or to live off campus.
If you plan to live on campus...
Read the Residence Hall Information section and complete the Housing Application (below)
to secure your housing.
Purchase UNC parking (email for a monthly permit).
Dining Arrangements
You can arrange to eat on campus through dining services or to eat independently.
If you plan to eat through dining services...
Read the Dining Services Information section and complete the Dining Contract (below) to secure your meals.
Various meal options are available
If you plan to eat independently...
Plan your own dining arrangements
Residence Hall has a shared kitchen on each floor
Individual meals can be purchased at the dining hall
UNC ID Card
Your UNC ID card is your "key" to campus.
If you are new to campus...
Obtain your ID card.
New cards can obtained in person or online for free.
If you are returning to campus...
Bring your ID card.
Replacement cards can obtained in person or online for $15.
Transportation Considerations
You will need to get yourself to UNC to attend the residential session.
If you plan to drive...
North Hall
2253 11th Ave
Greeley, CO 80631
Contact Parking Services to purchase a parking permit. Approximately $44 for a month
970.351.1971
If you plan to fly...
The Denver International Airport (DEN)
provides several transportation options between Greeley and DIA.
IMPORTANT: Enforcement begins May 7, 2025. Ensure your Driver's License or State ID card is compliant. If you are planning to fly, see REAL ID requirements for flying.
Transportation between Denver International Airport and Greeley is not provided and is your responsibility. Please refer to the link to explore available options.
Many students attend the residential session without their own car.
Walkable community
(Ask a peer for a ride)
UNC Bike Rental
Free with UNC ID Card
Public Bus
Free with UNC ID Card
Immunizations, Vaccines & Exemptions
You are a UNC student and as such you are required to be vaccinated to participate in in-person classes, activities, services, events, and housing. A vaccine exemption may be submitted.
Program Information
Program information is your go-to place for all things related to your academic studies during the summer residential session. The following information applies to both ASLEI and TASL students.
Accommodations
Disability Resource Center (DRC) provides accommodations for the UNC community. If you need academic or campus accommodations, you should start the process as soon as possible. The DRC works collaboratively with students to to determine and provide appropriate accommodations.
Academic Equipment & Supplies
You will need access to equipment and supplies during the residential summer session. Suggested items to bring with you:
Laptop w/ Camera
with charging cords
Ethernet Cable
for direct upload of videos
Course Materials
textbooks, handouts, etc.
School Supplies
paper, pens, etc.
To promote student success, UNC makes equipment available to students.
Language Expectation
You will be on campus with students from the ASLEI and TASL programs. To create an inclusive and rich environment of interactions and learning, follow these language expectations:
If you are in a public/common area...
Use ASL
If you are in classroom...
Use the language outlined by each instructor & course content
Dress Code
The ASLEI and TASL programs want to foster the recognition that we are future professionals. Dressing according to professional standards shows we are serious about our professional goals.
- If you are unsure what professional clothing to bring, here is a pinterest board for professional attire inspiration.
- The Monfort College of Business Professional Attire Closet provides UNC students with free access to new and gently used business clothing, including suits, blouses, belts, and ties. For more details, visit the Professional Development and Career Readiness page.
- As a show of respect and professionalism for the Deaf community, our colleagues, and our profession, look for examples of business casual styles. (e.g., no bare midriffs, no spaghetti straps without a cover, no cleavage, nor low-cut or sleeveless tops.) Skin as a backdrop of a signing space can affect the comprehensibility and clarity of signs from certain angles. ASL interpreters should generally wear clothing that has solid or muted colors that clearly contrast with their skin tone to promote clarity and mitigate distractions. This often means avoiding busy patterns, bright colors, and flashy jewelry. Long sleeves should cover arm tattoos to maintain a clear and distraction-free visual field for interpretations.
Survival Tips
Resources
UNC Help Desk
Technical support services
UNC Library: Research
Research support
UNC Writing Center
Writing assignment support
UNC Rec Center
Purchase $5/day or $10/week passes
UNC Student Health Center
View services and common charges
UNC Counseling Center
View services, availability, and fees
Degree Works
Monitor degree completion
Bear Print
Printing services around campus
UNC Mobile app
A personal guide to UNC