FLUID: Basic Navigation and Overview Student Information System (SIS) – Student Users
All SIS users (students, staff, faculty, etc.) will experience this new user interface.
Introducing ‘FLUID’, a new look and feel to our 9.2 Student Information System (SIS).
Student users will navigate through the system slightly different and will get used to some new terminology like Homepages and Tiles.
Included below are the names, numbers and email addresses for key services that you may need to contact during the semester. We remain available via email and phone to respond to your concerns and assist you with problems that may arise.
IT, Canvas and SIS Support
| David Felton | Franklin | 757-569-6718 | dfelton@pdc.edu |
| James Jenkins | Suffolk | 757-925-6318 | jjenkins@pdc.edu |
| Kelly Klass | Suffolk | 757-925-6320 | kklass@pdc.edu |
| Admissions/Advising | 757-569-6707 | info@pdc.edu |
| Financial Aid | 757-569-6715 | financialaid@pdc.edu |
| Library Services | 757-569-6741 | www.pdc.edu/library |
Registration for Classes
As you plan your schedule, please contact your program advisor or visit the Navigate Site in MYCAMP to communicate with your program advisor for assistance with registration. Your advisor can assist you via email or make an appointment with you for a phone call or video chat. Our goal is to help you to stay on track for completion of your program, certificate or degree. If you have not been assigned to an advisor to date, please contact the Admissions Office for assistance.
Students can now access Office 365 for free! With Microsoft Office for Students.
Paul D. Camp Community College provides support for many services used by Camp students, ranging from distance/online learning and computer labs to mobile apps, student email and class syllabi and grades. As a student, it is important to understand and abide by the Information Technology Student Acceptable Use Agreement. If you have questions about the agreement, call 757.569.6762.
Copyright Laws
Downloading or distributing copyrighted materials (documents, movies, music, etc.) without the permission of the rightful owner is considered copyright infringement and is illegal under federal copyright law. Students are responsible for adhering to all copyright laws. Penalties for copyright infringement can be found under the U.S. Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. §§ 501-518 and in the U.S. Copyright Office’s summary of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Wireless Access on Campus
High speed WiFi internet access is available at all Camp facilities (Franklin and Hobbs Suffolk Campuses, Camp Regional Workforce Development Center, and Camp Center at Smithfield).