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Social Events and Facilities Contact: Melissa Howells, Coordinator All social events must be registered with and approved by the Office of Student Development. All requests for use of residence hall facilities must be initiated and cleared through the Residence Life Office. Any campus organization planning to enter into a contractual relationship with an offcampus agency or group (bands, concerts, rentals, services, etc.) must have the contract reviewed first by the Office of Student Development and the Office of Finance and Support Operations. Contracted groups who use University facilities must supply the University with a “Certificate of Insurance” indicating coverage for liability and property damage. 65
ACADEMIC SERVICES Academic Advisors Contact: Tom Thomas, Executive Director All first year students at the University are assigned to faculty advisors from their chosen academic department. Undeclared students are assigned advisors from University College. Prior to each registration period, and at any other time during the year when there is some concern regarding course progression or departmental procedure, a conference with your advisor should be arranged. Students bear the ultimate responsibility for ensuring that they meet the requirements for the degree. Before registering for their last semester, seniors should obtain their Diploma Order, Senior Clearance Papers, and an unofficial copy of their transcript to review the graduation requirements with their academic advisor. All three forms must be returned to the Student Services Desk according to the deadlines for each commencement. Academic advising is the principal means for Wilkes to help students develop a coherent, comprehensive understanding of their educational experiences. Beyond fulfilling requirements and accumulating credits, students should have a grasp of what their Wilkes education means — from its core in the arts and sciences to the essential characteristics of the major. Academic advisors are crucial to helping students develop a holistic comprehension of what their baccalaureate degrees will symbolize. Cooperative Education and Internship Program Contact: Sharon Castano, Coordinator Cooperative education is a process that formally integrates a student’s academic studies with productive work experiences in professional settings. The word “cooperative” is used to mean a mutual relationship between the employer and the University. Students may combine full-time co-op positions or part-time internships into their academic course load. Most students opt for a three-or six-credit internship in addition to course work that maintains their full-time student status. Students in specialized, full-time co-op employment programs such as engineering should speak to their advisors regarding academic credit for their experiences. Students should ascertain the number of cooperative education credits applicable to the graduation requirements in their discipline. Cooperative education positions held by students often lead to full-time employment and excellent career development opportunities. Cooperative education credit will appear on the student’s transcript as Cooperative Education 399. Students may also gain departmental credits for a full-time or parttime, professionally appropriate, and academically challenging position, if their department chairperson approves. Cooperative education experiences offering fewer 66
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WILKES UNIVERSITY 2014-15 STUDENT H
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Multicultural Student Coalition 25
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Room Reassignment 95 Room Changes 9
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An Educated Man or Woman: • Seeks
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Notice of Nondiscrimination Wilkes
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Alma Mater Words and Music by Elean
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Fall (2014) Football ..............
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Session Assoc. Dean Possession of a
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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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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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