Campus Environmental Concern Reporting Form

PCBs are cancer causing chemicals often found in buildings built or renovated between the 1950s and 1970s. In November of 2023 Poe Hall was closed because tests had detected the presence of PCBs throughout the building. Despite the concerns expressed by faculty and staff, students, and community members the administration has stated that they will not test other buildings at this time.

In his messages about Poe Hall, Chancellor Woodson has emphasized the importance of the N.C. State University community. Campus Community Alliance for Environmental Justice (CCAEJ) echoes the critical importance of our campus community. In the face of insufficient handling of the Poe Hall crisis by the University administration, we must now work together to demand our rights to health, safety, and credible information about our campus environment.

This form is a way to anonymously report health and safety concerns related to Poe Hall and other buildings on campus as a critical form of information gathering.

If you are interested in participating in the fight for a safer campus please sign the petition created by the Campus Community Alliance for Environmental Justice and visit the website at https://www.ccaej.com/. You can also read statements from the American Association For University Professors (AAUP) and the NCSU Grad Workers Union.

To stay up to date with information regarding Poe Hall follow ccaej71 on instagram, email ccaej1971@gmail.com, and visit the website at https://www.ccaej.com/.



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How do you identify? *
How old are you? *
Have you had exposure to PCBs in Poe Hall? *
Have you spent any time in Poe Hall? *
Which years did you spend time in Poe Hall? How many hours/week did you spend in the building during that time? *
Do you believe you have been affected by the presence of PCBs in Poe Hall? *
Signs of PCB exposure could include: chloracne (severe eruption of black heads and cysts), respiratory distress or irritation,  darkening of the skin or nails, and skin irritation.  PCB exposure may also cause abnormal liver tests or an enlarged liver in some individuals. PCBs can cause reproductive and hormonal effects, and, in exposed children, developmental, immunological and neurological effects. Data strongly suggests that long term overexposure may cause cancer.
Describe how you have been affected by PCBs in Poe Hall. *
Have you undergone medical evaluation/testing because of your exposure to PCBs in Poe Hall? *
What was the result of that testing?
If you haven't undergone testing, why not?
Do you feel Chancellor Woodson and the University administration have effectively addressed the situation with Poe Hall? *
Provide the reasoning for your previous answer. *
Do you have concerns about the safety of other buildings on campus, and if so, what are the buildings and what are your concerns?
Examples of relevant concerns: mold, black dust, crumbling infrastructure, etc.
Have you reported your concerns to a facilities managers? *
If you have reported your concerns have you gotten a response? *
Is there anything else you believe we should know?
Can we contact you about the responses provided in this form? *
If we can contact you, please list your contact information. (Please do not use university-affiliated emails or phone numbers)
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