Monthly Archives: September 2013
Wesleyan Around the World
At Wesleyan we pride ourselves on having a global perspective. There are numbers we use to bolster this claim, including the percentage of our student body that is international, the high percentage of students who go abroad during their time here, and so on. But if only there was a way to graphically represent Wesleyan’s…
Wildlands, Woodlands, and Farmlands: The Past and Present of New England Forests and Farming
CSPL Presents “Crisis in the Middle East”
The Center for the Study of Public Life is organizing this panel discussion on recent developments in the Middle East. Hear panelists speak on the central question: Why have the hopes of the Arab Spring reached the current impasse, and what can be done to avoid further violence? Learn more about this discussion on the…
CCP Anniversary Series: Partner Spotlight on Green Street Arts Center and PIMMS
If you spend most of your time close to campus, it’s possible that you could spend four years at Wesleyan and never even glimpse the Green Street Arts Center building. However, you would be missing out on a lot if you never made it there during your Wesleyan experience. Located at 51 Green Street in…
Table for Wesleyan’s Blood Drive!
From Everton Laidley ’16: Sign up to help table for Wesleyan’s Blood Drive! You can commit as much or as little time as you would like, no help will be turned away! Just click here for the Google spreadsheet and fill out your availability! For more information on tabling or if you are interested in…
Real World Countdown: What’s Happening in the Career Center this Week!
Hello upperclassmen and motivated underclassmen! As they love to say in the career center, it’s never too early to start thinking about life after Wesleyan. Here are a few events happening in the career center this week that may be of interest to those interested in making civic engagement a part of your next step:…
Middletown Day at Wesleyan!
Gender Lens Investing Conference, October 2-4 – VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Joy Anderson ’89, President and Founder of Criterion Institute and instructor of CSPL210 “Money and Social Change: Innovative Paradigms and Strategies,” contacted the Patricelli Center for Social Entrepreneurship with a unique opportunity for students or alumni. She is seeking volunteers for the third annual Gender Lens Investing Convergence, October 2-4, 2013. Details are below. Please contact Makaela…
Apply to Let’s Get Ready!
Apply to coach for Let’s Get Ready, a free SAT tutoring program for local high school students! If you are passionate about working with high schoolers, interested in a possible career in teaching, or a focused and organized student looking to reach out into the local community, check out Let’s Get Ready at http://letsgetready.org/GetStarted/Coaches-and-Site-Directors/ . Here…