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FIFTH, education is a sharedresponsibility. The Collegebelieves that learning isinteractive and personal andoffers programs that giveopportunity for creativeexpression and the developmentof leadership. At the same time,the College holds that privilegesare inseparable fromresponsibilities.LOCATIONWesley College is located inhistoric Dover, Delaware. Dover,on the Delmarva Peninsula, is thecounty seat of Kent County andthe capital of the nation‘s firststate. It has 35,000 residents. Thecampus is in Dover‘s majorresidential community, with storesand banks within easy walkingdistance. In addition to manypre-Revolutionary War buildingsand sites, Dover is also the homeof Dover Air Force Base and DoverDowns International Speedway,which hosts NASCAR races. Thecity has many churches, aY.M.C.A., several parks andrecreational areas, andrestaurants. Seafood is a specialtybecause of the city‘s proximity tothe Delaware and ChesapeakeBays and to the Atlantic Ocean.The downtown shopping area is ashort three blocks from campus,with a second large shopping arealocated within two miles. NewYork City, Baltimore, Philadelphia,and Washington, D.C., are withina two- to four-hour drive of theCampus.THE CAMPUSIn the middle of the Wesleycampus is the Henry BelinduPont College Center. Thiskeystone building is the largeststructure on the campus and isthe focal point of all studentactivities. Besides facilitiesdesigned to accommodate studentand community members, thebuilding contains the Office ofStudent Life, campus televisionand radio stations, administrativeand faculty offices, classrooms, acomputer lab, the bookstore, andvarious dining optionsThe Robert H. Parker Libraryprovides for both individual andgroup study in its several largereading rooms and smaller studyareas. It contains a bookcollection and extensive videocollection to support the academicprogram. The library houses theOffice of Academic SupportServices, the Writing Center, theOffice of Information Systems,faculty offices, classrooms and acomputer lab. Students also haveaccess to the Dover Public Libraryand Delaware State Library, bothwithin three blocks of theCampus.Annie J. Cannon Science Hallcontains laboratories for biology,chemistry, environmentalsciences, and mathematics. It alsocontains faculty offices,classrooms, an amphitheater anda computer lab.Slaybaugh Hall contains theLegal Studies Library, a computerlab, faculty offices, and a fullyequipped auditorium, whichincludes dressing rooms, a stageworkshop and storage facilities.Dulany Hall houses the diningfacilities and kitchens. The lowerlevel contains nursinglaboratories, a computer lab,classrooms and conference rooms.Budd Hall contains faculty officesand classrooms.The Wesley College Chapelaccommodates art and musicprograms; it also providesfacilities for religious activities.The Wentworth Gymnasiumadjoins the College Center andincludes basketball courts, aswimming pool, and otherrecreational facilities.Student residence buildingsinclude the Bellmeyer HonorsHouse, Carpenter Hall, RoeHall, Gooding Hall, WilliamsHall and the Academic Village,comprised of Zimmerman Halland Malmberg Hall. The latter,as a wellness facility, emphasizesthe values of a healthy lifestyleand houses a fitness center. TheStudent Health Center is locatedin Carpenter Hall.Annie J. Cannon House, thePresident‘s House, is one blockfrom Campus in Dover‘s historicdistrict. A beautiful 6,000 squarefoot, 20-room Victorian framehouse, Cannon House is a Doverlandmark and was the childhoodhome of world-acclaimedastronomer Annie J. Cannon. Thehouse was completely restored in1996 and given to the College byan anonymous donor in 1997 inhonor of Dr. J. Thomas Sturgis.The Cannon House is used by thepresident for a variety of Collegefunctions.The Scarborough AlumniHouse is a Victorian frame house,circa 1878, in the Victorian DoverHistoric District. The home wasrestored in 1989-90 and forseveral years served as thePresident‘s Residence. It nowhouses the Office of InstitutionalAdvancement, including AlumniAffairs and Development, and isused regularly for alumnifunctions and special events.The International House, athree-story Victorian house,provides office space for theGlobal Initiatives Program. TheOffice of Student FinancialPlanning is also located in thisbuilding.The Enrollment ManagementHouse, a three-story Victorianframe house, is the home ofadmissions operations andpersonnel.The Schwartz Center for theArts, located just blocks from themain campus, is the venue forrecitals, concerts and classes aswell as performances open to thecommunity. Constructed in 1904,this facility was extensivelyrenovated and expanded andreopened in 2001 as a focal pointfor the arts.2
The Community ServiceCenter, located in Carpenter Hall,is home to the Charlton SchoolTransition Program, the Children‘sTheater and the Kent CountyOffice of the Children‘s BeachHouse.Longwood Conservatory islocated adjacent to Cannon Hall.Longwood Hall houses theCampus Community School(grades 1-7). The CampusCommunity High School is locatedon property adjacent to theWolverine Sports Complex.The Wolverine SportsComplex is located four blocksfrom the main campus. It is theCollege‘s 30-acre outdoor athleticfacility and includes practice andplaying fields for football, soccer,lacrosse, baseball, field hockey,and softball, as well as afootball/lacrosse field house andwomen‘s sports field house.Recently, Scott D. Miller Stadiumwas modernized to includeartificial turf, lighting andadditional seating. It also includesan Intramural Center consisting ofan intramural gym and weightroom. Six new tennis courts wereconstructed in 1998.The Campus OperationsCenter is located in theWolverine Sports Complex andhouses the offices ofmaintenance, grounds, andhousekeeping staff.3
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Page 43 and 44: BIOLOGYBiologyPROGRAMS OFFERREDBach
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Page 55 and 56: ENGLISHMAJORBachelor of Arts in Eng
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Proposed Course ScheduleB.A. in Eng
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MINOR IN WRITINGEN202 or EN211EN317
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*ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY CONCENTRATION
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HISTORYHistoryPROGRAMBachelor of Ar
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HONORS PROGRAMHonors ProgramDESCRIP
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Study Abroad: a minimum of one seme
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TRANSFER CREDITSLegal Specialty tra
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LEGAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE(POST BACC
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Proposed Course ScheduleB.A. in Lib
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Proposed Course ScheduleFirst Year:
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MEDIA ARTSMedia ArtsPROGRAMBachelor
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MEDICAL TECHNOLOGYMedical Technolog
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NURSINGNursingPROGRAMBachelor of Sc
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PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPhysical Educatio
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MAJOR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION (B.S.)E
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POLITICAL SCIENCEPolitical ScienceP
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PSYCHOLOGYPsychologyPROGRAMBachelor
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SECONDARY EDUCATIONSecondary Educat
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CHEMISTRYMINOR RequirementsCH150 Ch
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POLITICAL SCIENCEAt least nine cred
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCOURSE DESCRIPTI
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BA212 International BusinessThis in
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BI107 Human SexualityA contextual s
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BI403 Plant PhysiologyStudies the p
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CM310 Introduction to PublicRelatio
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ED222 Literacy in the Content Area(
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ED512 Advanced Diagnosis andRemedia
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Prerequisite: EN101. (Offered every
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EN415 Special TopicsReflects the se
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and emphasize those areas of thecur
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Middle Eastern, African, and LatinA
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INTERNATIONAL STUDIESIS200 Introduc
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ights, Equal Credit Opportunity Act
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MC345 Marine OrnithologyIntroduces
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MK412 International MarketingEmphas
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MAXXX Special TopicsCourse descript
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NR109 Client Assessment for HealthP
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health promotion, motivation, andbr
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PO352 United States Foreign PolicyE
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Students are introduced to theappli
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safety, occupational safety, firepr
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BOARD OF TRUSTEESBOARDOF TRUSTEESOf
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SPORTS AND RECREATIONMichael Drass,
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FACULTY OF THE COLLEGEABBOTT, BARBA
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LAGANELLA, DAVID (2006) Associate P
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WESLEY COLLEGE OFFICIAL CALENDARWES
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WESLEY COLLEGE ACCREDITATIONSAccred
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