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English language for personal growth<br />
instruction in accordance with Wilkes University’s Writing Across the curriculum<br />
program<br />
All policies and governances found within this handbook apply to all students<br />
participating in the IEP at Wilkes University.<br />
Campus Interfaith<br />
Contact: Caitlin Czeh, Coordinator of Campus Interfaith<br />
The statement developed by the faculty, “An Educated Man or Woman,” enunciates the<br />
goals of the development of spiritual strength, ethical standards, and maintaining the<br />
respect for the religious convictions of all people. We recognize this need and encourage<br />
students to grow in spiritual and religious directions.<br />
Houses of worship of many denominations surround campus and there are also oncampus<br />
opportunities to worship. We support and encourage student participation in<br />
the religious and spiritual tradition of their choosing.<br />
The Campus Interfaith Director, located in the Student Center, can assist students in<br />
finding the closest house of worship of their choosing, as well as providing opportunities<br />
for students to gather for fellowship, study, and service.<br />
Sordoni Art Gallery<br />
Contact: Brittany Kramer DeBalko, Assistant Director<br />
The Sordoni Art Gallery, given to Wilkes in 1973 by The Andrew J. Sordoni Foundation,<br />
Inc., is located in Stark Learning Center. This modern facility presents exhibitions that<br />
enrich campus and community life. Exhibitions are supplemented by lectures, tours,<br />
demonstrations, and related arts programs. A growing permanent collection embraces<br />
all media but is particularly strong in 19th and 20th century American paintings. The<br />
print collection includes works of old masters as well as contemporary artists. The<br />
Gallery is a particularly valuable study facility for students. Hours are from noon to 4:30<br />
p.m. daily, or by appointment.<br />
Student Mail<br />
Contact: James Yeninas, Supervisor<br />
The mailroom, which is located on the second floor of the Henry Student Center, is open<br />
from 8:30 A.M. till 4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday, and is the central receiving<br />
location for all university mail and packages. Neither USPS nor UPS, FEDEX, etc. will<br />
deliver to a residence hall address. All on-campus students are assigned a mailbox. All<br />
students’ mail should include the following information;<br />
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