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All VA students who are eligible and registered for classes MUST email Onestop@wilkes.edu with their file number and chapter eligibility. Veteran students must notify the Student Services Center when there is a change in their credit load or program. STUDENT DEVELOPMENT Contact: Phil Ruthkosky, Ph.D., Associate Dean The Student Development Office offers a wide array of educational and social experiences that enhance the quality of student life and learning. A few of the programs offered include the Cultural Series, Adventure Education, and the Weekend Entertainment Series. The Cultural Series introduces students to the world of art and performance by providing opportunities for students to experience visual art, music, theater and dance both locally and in larger Metropolitan areas such as New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C. The Adventure Education program is an alternative learning experience designed to challenge students to engage in physically demanding activities (i.e. – rock climbing, white water rafting, and hiking) that emphasize wellness and provide practical leadership tools and lessons on teamwork. The Weekend Entertainment Series gives students a variety of low-cost entertainment options to choose from each weekend. In addition, there are also several day trips offered each semester. Leadership Institute Contact: Jessica Short, Graduate Assistant The Student Affairs Leadership Institute, which functions as a coordinating body for all Student Affairs leadership programs, provides continuous opportunities to enhance the leadership skills of students and other members of the community. Programs offered by the Institute include: the high and low leadership ropes courses, a leadership speakers series and honor society, training for club leaders, leadership testing, and a leadership resource room located on the first floor of the Student Center. University Clubs Contact: Melissa Howells, Coordinator A listing of current active clubs can be accessed at: http://www.wilkes.edu/pages/134.asp The co-curricular activities available depend greatly on the interests and energies of students. Wilkes recognizes more than 50 clubs and organizations of various purposes whose primary function is to entertain, inform and stimulate all members of the campus 23
community. Most campus organizations actively seek student support and participation —all on a voluntary basis. Student initiative and enthusiasm are key to what each organization accomplishes and achieves. The University requires that all campus organizations be open to all students; consequently, groups that are exclusive do not exist. All students work in cooperation with faculty advisors, the Office of Student Development and the Dean of Students. The assignment of the advisors to campus organizations is subject to approval by the University President. To receive additional information about a specific organization, contact the Student Development Office at extension 4108, or visit the student activities website, available via the Wilkes home page, http://www.wilkes.edu/pages/176.asp Student Government Contacts: Taylor Moyer, President; Christian Victoria, Vice President, Anthony Fannucci, Treasurer; Kaitlyn Wolfe, Corresponding Secretary; Alexander Grudeski; Recording Secretary; Cameron Low, Parliamentarian Student Government (SG) is the main student governing organization on campus. The SG office is located on the first floor of the Student Center, extension 2910. Membership consists of six elected representatives from each class; the Commuter Council, Off Campus Council, Programming Board, Multi-Cultural Student Coalition and Inter- Residence Hall Council presidents; the four class executive boards; and the Student Government President who, as an Associate Member, may vote only in the case of a tie. Meetings are open to all interested students and held every Wednesday night that classes are in session at 6 p.m. in the Miller Conference Room on the second floor of the Student Center. Student Government serves as a coordinating agency. It formulates the student activities budget and is responsible for the supervision of expenditures within that budget as the budget is approved by the President of the University. Student Government plans and supervises Homecoming Weekend activities and Spring Fling. SG is also involved in numerous community service projects each year. It recommends regulations pertaining to student life to the Student Affairs Cabinet and consults with and advises the Deans. It also recommends student nominees for appointment to selected faculty committees. A copy of the Student Government constitution, additional procedures, and a complete list of members is available on the Student Government home page. Nominations for Freshman Representatives are held in September and the elections take place in mid-September. Anyone interested in running for office should contact an SG Executive Officer or the Associate Dean of Student Development. 24
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Page 5 and 6: Room Reassignment 95 Room Changes 9
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Page 9 and 10: Notice of Nondiscrimination Wilkes
Page 11 and 12: Alma Mater Words and Music by Elean
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Page 67 and 68: ACADEMIC SERVICES Academic Advisors
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ACADEMIC REGULATIONS Contact: Anne
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3. All visual media, including grap
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forms with the Registrar and making
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Registrar; arrangement by the stude
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Withdrawals after the tenth week mu
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Auditing Courses Auditing courses i
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Freshman Year 1.700 Sophomore Year
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Transfer Students Contact: Tom Thom
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Such requested withdrawal must be r
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Housing contracts are binding for t
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access system to only those student
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3. Residents are responsible for th
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12. Paint ball guns 13. Slingshots
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Resident Hall Visitations The Unive
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The University will not be responsi
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3. The right to expect that a roomm
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GOVERNANCE Governance at Wilkes is
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Action is taken (sanctions) with th
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At least four members of the Studen
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Sanctions 1. Official Reprimand: In
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or is suspended or dismissed for di
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Session Assoc. Dean Possession of a
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significance relative to the origin
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Wilkes University Undergraduate Stu
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unsafe along an employee's route to
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WILKES UNIVERSITY CALENDAR 2014-15
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3. Student organizations must keep
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H. Fundraiser Locations On-campus f
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larger print jobs, students may con
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APPENDIX C Sexual Misconduct Policy
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Students who wish to seek confident
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the purpose of coercing, intimidati
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Education and Prevention Wilkes Uni
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Investigations will be completed wi
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Misconduct(adjudicating body who he
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The Sexual Misconduct Proceedings s
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(1) review available information co
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