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Music Practice Rooms Contact: Maryellen Sloat, Office Assistant A limited number of music practice rooms are available in Darte Hall. These rooms are generally reserved for those students participating in ensembles or taking private music instruction from University or conservatory faculty. Because of the heavy enrollment in these courses the University is unable to make these rooms available to students who are not enrolled in these curricular offerings. Other students should contact the secretary for the Division of Performing Arts Department. Students eligible to use these rooms are assigned a key for the practice room through the Division of Performing Arts. Since more than one student is assigned to a practice room it is expected that students will cooperate and work out compatible practice times. Failure to return the key to the practice room at the conclusion of the semester will result in the assessment of a fine and an account hold being placed that precludes the release of the official transcript of the work done at the University. Pre-Law Advising Contact: Kyle Kreider, Ph.D., Associate Professor There is no pre-law major at Wilkes because law schools do not require (or even recommend) any particular major. What law schools do recommend is a strong liberal arts curriculum including courses that require writing and analytical skills. Many of the types of courses that law schools look for are already required as part of the general education curriculum at Wilkes, courses such as English composition, philosophy, political science, and other social sciences. In order to be well prepared for law school, we recommend that you go beyond the requirements of the general education curriculum and take additional courses that will help you develop writing and analytical skills. In addition, we recommend that you take at least one course in logic and/or rhetoric by the end of your junior year. Your academic advisor, in conjunction with your pre-law advisor, will be able to help you select an appropriate curriculum. You should make an appointment to see a University pre-law advisor at Wilkes some time during your freshman year and stay in touch with the him/her periodically throughout your years at Wilkes. The pre-law advisor is a good source of information and advice about law school. Staying in touch with your pre-law advisor and joining the pre-law club will help you stay informed about pre-law events at Wilkes, including visits by law school Admissions Officers, visits to law schools and other law-related activities. Dr. Kyle L. Kreider is the University’s Coordinating Pre-Law Advisor and can be reached at 408-4473 and kyle.kreider@wilkes.edu. 71
Stark Learning Center Students may utilize Stark Learning Center as a quiet place to study. They are welcome to do so but are expected to observe the following regulations governing usage of the building: 1. When the building is secured, entrance to and exit from the building are permitted only at the doors by the Schaeffer Lecture Hall and the courtyard door located at the southern end of SLC. 2. Classrooms 270, 380, 403, 405, 411, and 424 are designated as study rooms. After 9:30 p.m., all other classrooms will be locked. Students wishing to utilize the study rooms are reminded they must refrain from eating and smoking in the study rooms. The various club rooms in Stark are available and there students may eat and have non-alcoholic beverages. A student may not reserve a room for his/her sole use; neither may a group of students. 3. Hours of accessibility for computer rooms may vary but will be posted. 4. Laboratories will be locked and students may have access only with an instructor or if they have received permission on a standard form. Any student who is found in violation of these regulations will be reported to the Provost and the Dean of Students. Testing Services Contact: Katy Betnar, Learning Specialist The University provides limited testing services that are available to all students to assist them in course and program planning, educational and occupational interest evaluation, assessment of learning potential and educational achievement levels, and career development planning. Direction is also offered through personal and educational counseling. Assessment related to career exploration and development is administered by the staff of the Career Services Office. Educational testing is administered by the Learning Center. Both services are located in Conyngham Hall.. All other testing is coordinated through the Office of Campus Counseling located in Passan Hall. Learning Center Contact: Thomas Thomas, Executive Director The University College Learning Center provides free tutorial services to all students at Wilkes University. Services include tutoring in a wide range of subjects, group study, 72
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Multicultural Student Coalition 25
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Room Reassignment 95 Room Changes 9
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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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