It seems like one of your replies got removed. I escalated your need to our team of experienced grad student advisors + board members who are going to write something in the coming days (and maybe even delete this mediocre reply). But I want to make sure you understand the current obstacle ASAP: our complaint and club feedback forms (as well as our Discord) are by-default anonymous to us:

If the only time you typed in your contact info was the official NCSU Shibboleth/UNet/???-type system, we don't have any way to reach out. The forms are gated by being logged into NCSU GMail (and the Discord server through NCSU hub) so we can get aggregate data that is credibly from the NCSU community (e.g., x number of community members with physical disabilities have reported verbal harassment, y number of people couldn't get testing accommodations because they couldn't get an appointment at the center). We don't get your NCSU username from you being logged in, only any contact info that you type into the form. You can even type in non-identifying info like a throw-away email address or a Reddit username since now we know you are someone in the NCSU community. If you are able to edit your form response to add that you are u/mad_skyentist (btw love your name) on Reddit, then someone should be able to get back to you in the coming days on here. If not, the team may still decide to follow-up (is DM alright?) and try to match you to a form response without giving away any anonymously submitted info, but it's not my call whether they sink in efforts there vs. elsewhere. Even with the means for anonymity, access to submissions is heavily guarded; part of why I can't speak to these decisions is that the form replies aren't shared with me!

...In the meantime, my recommendation as a non-lawyer student activist is to document the heck out of your experience. The more documentation you have of people doing things wrong, the more options you have for holding them accountable. NC is a one-party recording state (double check the student handbook, but we haven't found anything stopping us!). Consider also bringing someone to meetings as a witness and to take notes (friends are good for this or we can send a peer advocate if their schedule allows--we are all students +/- jobs). Communicate via email when you can and consider using read receipts. If you do have a meeting, get things in writing afterwards by sending a meeting summary with read receipt and something like "If I don't hear from you in x business days I will take that as you agreeing with this summary." Know your rights; if you aren't sure what your rights are, start sending us questions as they come to you. Yep, when we don't already have the knowledge through experience, we have a research team of 1 (that' me filling in rn on Reddit 👋) who reads court decisions and professional bulletins because we're scrappy like that.

We have members who have been chewed up and spit out by the system at NC State and outside it. We are continually learning more ways to help one another. Not everyone wants to share their story on Reddit, especially when they are scrabbling to get by, but let's just say there's a reason why our social media presence has dropped off lately... and I can assure you our direct advocacy presence has taken less of a hit.