Curious about graduate school? Thinking about pursuing a path to a Ph.D.? MMUF/McNair Info Session | Thursday 10/15 | 5:30 – 6:30pm in Boger 114 Food will be served! The Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program (link) and the Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program (link) are national initiatives that support undergraduate students in developing as researchers and scholars as they … Read more
Students can join one of our psychoeducational, psychotherapeutic, or support groups. Formats vary: some are curriculum-based (study skills, coping strategies), some support specific populations (international or LGBTQIA+ students), and some are more traditionally psychotherapeutic, guided by a leader through relevant topics. Sharing with peers can feel intimidating at first, but many students find real comfort … Read more
Greetings, Class of 2029 You made it through add/drop! Thank you for your patience as we introduced our new registration system. The feedback you’ve shared will make spring course registration even better. Now let’s set our sights on major declaration, which happens for most of you this spring. My office offers programming to help you make … Read more
Math Jam is additional resource, complementing professor office hours, course assistant homework sessions, and the Math Workshop, for students in intro level math classes. Our tutors this semester are also equipped to field questions in intro computer science and intro physics. The hours and location for Math Jam for this semester are Tuesdays 6 – 9 pm in the … Read more
Dear Students, I want to follow up on the recent email regarding the Student Handbook with one important policy update. The Educational Policy Committee (EPC) recently passed a new policy regarding the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in coursework. Unless explicitly permitted by your instructor, the use of generative AI in the production of coursework submitted for … Read more
Greetings, Class of 2029 Welcome back! It’s hard to believe the summer has passed us by. Whether you traveled, worked, interned, went home, or simply recharged, I hope you return to campus with a little more clarity about who you are and where you’re headed. There’s Still TimeIn both the spring and summer, I sent you … Read more
Dear Transfer Students Entering the Class of 2029, Two items this week: Confirm your liberal arts advisor and finalize your arrival logistics. Your Liberal Arts AdvisorYou can see your liberal arts advisor in Stellic. You’ll meet with them during orientation to discuss and finalize your course selections. To prepare for that meeting: For assistance prior … Read more
Dear Transfer Students Entering the Class of 2029, ::Lengthy email alert:: We’re in the home stretch. This email has two parts: a few short reflections on the transfer transition and the essentials you need before arrival. Part 1: Reflection – The Transfer Transition Student AutonomyAt Wes, you’re expected to be the primary advocate for your own experience. If a family … Read more
Dear Transfer Students Entering the Class of 2029, Course pre-registration opens in Stellic on July 30. If you have questions, be sure to attend the Pre-Registration Information Session on 8/4 and the APA Welcome/Info Session on 8/13 (info for both events listed in the body of this email).Resources Available to Assist with Course Registration For … Read more
Dear Transfer Students Entering the Class of 2029, Course pre-registration opens in Stellic on July 30. The Registrar’s Office will email you with details as the date gets closer; however, completing online orientation, as well as phases 1 and 2 in the Academic Road Map, will help inform your decisions. Resources Available: – Academic Peer … Read more
