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To: West Chester University Club & Organizational Presidents

From: Dick Swain, Co-Chair, WCU Strategic Planning Steering Committee

Subject: Draft – West Chester University Strategic Plan

The April 30 draft of Building on Excellence, the new WCU Strategic Plan, is available for comment.
The draft was discussed at the Strategic Planning Town Hall Meeting today, and it will be discussed again at the Town Hall meeting at noon in Sykes Theatre tomorrow, May 1, 2012.

A PDF copy of the April 30 Draft Strategic Plan is linked to the Strategic Planning Web page, http://www.wcupa.edu/sharedvision/strategicplanning/.
Please take the time to read the draft and send your comments to SPDRAFTCOMMENTS@wcupa.edu by the end of the day Monday, May 7.

Please note: The April 30 Draft is a not the final version of the Plan. It is the President’s Cabinet revision of a draft document submitted by the Strategic Planning Steering Committee. The Strategic Planning Steering Committee has some questions about the April 30 Draft, and it also wants your comments to incorporate into the next draft. We especially want to hear comments about what you think is missing, and what should be removed. The Strategic Planning Steering Committee will be meeting on May 4 and May 11 to discuss the next draft.

The WCU Mission Statement remains the same, but there are new Vision and Values Statements.

The April 30 Draft is structured so that goals are proposed under five themes, Education for Student Success, Engagement, Sustainability, Diversity, and Enrichment. Each goal is then comprised of objectives and action/assessment statements. The implementation of the plan will take place at the action/assessment level.

The next steps in the strategic planning will be:
• Strategic Planning Steering Committee reviews the Strategic Planning Town Halls and email comments
• April 30 draft revised
• Cabinet and President review the revised plan
• The revised draft plan shared with the WCU Council of Trustees, WCU Foundation Board and other stakeholders over the summer
• Final revisions
• Presentation of the Final Revision to the President and Cabinet
• President will unveil the completed strategic plan at his welcome back address in Sept. 2012

Implementation planning will continue through the end of Fall Semester 2012
• Implementation planning will be a consultative process involving appropriate existing University groups and unit strategic planning groups, etc.
• Implementation planning will include the formulation of new and revised actions and assessments
• Implementation planning will also include a process for on-going assessment and revision of the plan as appropriate
• The Strategic Planning Fiscal Subcommittee will provide an independent review the costs of objectives, actions and assessments.

The Strategic Planning Steering Committee and the University need your help in devising the best strategic plan possible. Please send us your comments.

Dick
Richard H. (Dick) Swain
Director of Library Services
Co-Chair of the WCU Strategic Planning Steering Committee
 

Please note that Monday, April 30th is the last day to appeal your student government association proposed budget that appeared in The Quad newspaper this week. If you are interested in going through the appeal process for your organization, please contact Katie Kearney, the Student Government Association Treasurer by emailing her at kk716720@wcupa.edu to set up an appointment.

You are invited to the club first meeting on Thursday, April 26, 2012

at 5pm at Sykes Student Union room 209.

Any question Contact:
Fatima Oronto-Pratt
Phone: 267-307-2369
E-mail: fo731154@wcupa.edu
Teajan Kamara
Phone: 267-393-0373
Email: tk754441@wcupa.edu

Time is running out to vote for the 2012-2013 Student Government Elections!!!

https://d2l.wcupa.edu/?logout=1

https://orgsync.com/31147/events/369154

The Inter-Greek Council, In Collaboration with IFC & PHC invite the entire Campus to support their annual Greek Lip Sync Competition!

Monday - April 16, 2012 at 6:00 PM in Asplundh Concert Hall

This event is OPEN to all WCU Students and WC Community!

Tickets can be purchased prior to the event at the SSI Window in Sykes Student Union for $2.00 and the day of the event will be $3.00 at the door.

All proceeds earned will benefit "Camp Dreamcatcher" A camp for children infected & affected by HIV/AIDS.

Come out and show your support! 

https://orgsync.com/34398/events/368183/show

In a effort to raise awareness about the issue of ethics and living with integrity, WCU will host its first “Honor & Integrity Week.” Funded by SGA, students from Leadership Empowerment and Development (L.E.A.D.) have organized efforts around the national “EveryDay Hero” Campaign. This campaign is a way of empowering individuals to overcome bystander behavior and make the difference they want to make in critical moments of time for people, organizations and issues - to be a hero.

• All week, WCU students will have the opportunity to share their opinions about ethical situations, all culminating in Friday's lunch and learn program "ETHICS IN ACTION."
• Be sure to “take the pledge” to be an EveryDay Hero!
• Take this short survey about ethical situations!  

Come visit the Honor & Integrity Week table in Sykes from 11am-2pm every day this week to learn more!

Benefits WCU's Relay 4 Life

MUST REGISTER BY MARCH 21ST

For event details, please go here: https://orgsync.com/29326/events/352321/show

The Office of Wellness Education is looking for students to educate their peers about how to stay healthy and be successful in college.

All majors are encouraged to apply!

APPLICATIONS ARE DUE MARCH 23!

For more information on this position and to access the application, please visit: http://wcupa.edu/_services/stu.inf/wellness/peerEducators.asp

CASSANDRA JONES
for 156TH State Representative

Internship Opportunities

Campaigns are valuable to students looking for a career in politics because they provide an opportunity to make connections with experienced professionals. For students looking to make a career out of campaigning, or those just plain interested in politics, working for a political candidate can be a very valuable experience. We have internship opportunities for campaign administrators, campus ambassadors and marketing/social media strategist. If you have a tight schedule but still want to be involved we have positions for canvassers and phone bankers.

For more info contact JD Patterson at cjonesfor156@gmail.com
610.732.0188
www.cjonesfor156.com
 

Attention Clubs and Organizations of WCU:

It’s that time of year again - the Student Activities Council (SAC) would like to extend to you the opportunity to co-sponsor Banana Day 2012 on Wednesday, April 4!! If your organization is interested in co-sponsoring, please contact Mary Beth Sadow at MS751076@wcupa.edu by Friday, March 2nd. The co-sponsorship money must be in the SAC account by Friday, March 9th in order to have your organization’s name on the popular Banana Day t-shirt.

The cost is $50 and with your co-sponsorship, your executive board will receive Banana Day t-shirts. It is also expected that if you co-sponsor, then at least one representative from your organization should volunteer on Banana Day for a minimum of two hours.

Once you email with your interest about co-sponsoring, specific instructions on what account to put the money in, deadlines, and other details will be emailed to you.

 

Congratulations to Michael Richards, a WCU student leader, who was selected as a recipient of The Hank Nuwer Anti-Hazing Hero Award for 2011. This is a national award and he was selected for his work and dedication to bettering the Fraternal movement at WCU.

Michael Richards is a member of Sigma Pi Fraternity, and holds the position of Vice President of Scholarship on the IFC at West Chester University of PA. Michael challenged hazing in his community by questioning the pledge-education process that has been a long-standing tradition on campus. After attending UIFI in 2011, he came back to his campus with new knowledge, a change in understanding of fraternal values, and education on what acts of hazing were. He realized that this ‘pledge-education’ process that had never been questioned was actually hazing, and felt it had no place in his chapter and the community. He stood up to the hazing issues in his own chapter, and realized that what he and his chapter did before did not line up with his values now. He started out small by having conversations with his brothers, then included others in the community. Finally, his conversations moved to the Greek Life office and other administrators and involved owning up to what he had experienced in order to put an end to it. He went on to speak in front of his peers, telling his own story and challenging the room to take a stance to own up to the wrong and make it right! His nominator says that, “Michael is in the middle of a war…but wins battle after battle each day as he has the courage to say something and challenge others to stop this behavior that is wrong and not values-based.”

Hello Student Leaders!

The Leadership Consultant Application is currently available!

Applications are due February 20,2012

Have any questions?

Please do not hesitate to contact an L.C. at Sykes 218

Application: https://orgsync.com/29326/forms/show/41648

*Suggested deadline to request a CCP is February 1, 2012

Rules: a minimum of 20 students must sign-in for your organization to be eligible, students must arrive before half-time of either the women’s or men’s game, & each student can only register under one organization.

Procedures:
1. When you enter Hollinger Field House show your valid student ID to receive a ticket.
2. Take your ticket to the registration table on the concourse for validation.
3. You must sign in prior to the start of half-time for your ticket to count.
4. Go and enjoy the game with fellow classmates. Feel free to scream at the top of
your lungs and cheer our basketball teams to victory.
5. After the nal buzzer turn in your stamped ticket to be counted towards your group!

Students that arrive before half-time of the women’s game may turn their ticket in after the nal buzzer of the women’s game. Any student arriving after halftime of the women’s game will not be counted unless they stay until the end of the men’s game. Winners will be announced on February 3rd by 10:30am via our facebook page. The cash will be placed in the winning organization’s SSI account.

Contact Kelly Erisman in the Athletic Department at 610-436-2405 or kerisman@wcufoundation.org to learn more .

The Eastern Association of Colleges and Employers annually offers Road Trips to the Real World: An opportunity for undergraduate students to learn first-hand about a career field, network with employers and explore internship and job opportunities. Registration Closes Wednesday December 7!

Visit the ROAD TRIPS home page and follow online instructions to register:
https://m360.eace.org/event.aspx?eventID=32601&instance=0

Selected ROAD TRIPS in our region:

Wednesday Jan 04
11:00am–3:00pm Elko & Associates, Media, PA

Thursday Jan 05
10:30am–5:00pm City Year New York, New York, NY
10:30am–5:00pm City Year Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
12:00–3:30pm Deloitte, Parsippany, NJ
3:00–4:30pm Association of American Publishers, New York, NY

Monday Jan 09
10:00–11:00am MOD Worldwide, Philadelphia, PA
10:00am–12:00pm National Security Agency, Ft. Meade, MD

Tuesday Jan 10
9:30am–12:00pm Philadelphia Zoo, Philadelphia, PA
10:00am–2:00pm Prime Rehabilitation Services, Toms River, NJ
2:00–4:00pm Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY

Wednesday Jan 11
9:00am–12:00pm Target, Springfield, PA

Thursday Jan 12
9:00–11:00am ARAMARK Corporation, Philadelphia, PA
9:00am–1:00pm Peace Corps, New York, NY

Friday Jan 13
1:00–3:00pm NBCUniversal, New York, NY

Becky Ross
Director, Twardowski Career Development Center
225 Lawrence Center
www.wcupa.edu/cdc
 

To: WCU-Undergraduate Students
Subject: Outdoor Classroom & Demonstration Garden Internship

Outdoor Classroom, Laboratory & Demonstration Garden Internship

WCU’s Sustainability Advisory Council is funding an Internship for the 2012 calendar year. The Outdoor Classroom, Laboratory & Demonstration Garden (OCLDG) Intern will work with the Council’s Campus Culture & Environment Working Group and the Sustainability Coordinator to:

• Maintain the entire Outdoor area (mowing, weeding, mulching, pruning, etc.)
• Plan, plant, and tend wildflower areas and a three season vegetable garden (Spring, Summer, Fall) using open pollinated, heirloom seeds and organic gardening methods
• Recruit, organize, and supervise volunteers (staff, students, faculty, community)
• Promote and support faculty/student use of the Outdoor Classroom
• Maintain and expand the Help and Harvest! Volunteer program

The Intern will be hired initially for the Spring 2012 semester with the possibility of renewal during the Summer and Fall of 2012. An undergraduate intern will be paid $8/hour, and an average work load of 6-10 hours per week is expected. Intern will receive orientation and training from outgoing graduate intern in January and be able to attend the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA) conference in early February. Details here: http://pasafarming.org/our-work/farming-for-the-future-conference

Applications can be submitted immediately via e-mail to the Sustainability Coordinator, Dr. Paul Morgan (pmorgan@wcupa.edu). Your email should briefly:

• Explain why you want to be an Outdoor Classroom & Demonstration Garden Intern
• List knowledge, skills, work, and course experiences related to the duties outlined above
• Provide two work-related references
• Preference will be given to candidates who have:
Experience with three-season organic gardening
Knowledge of sustainable agriculture and/or backyard habitats
Time management and organizational skills
An ability to work independently
A commitment to sustainability on campus

Applications should be made immediately; we expect to fill the position by December 16th.
 

Join us for the third in the "Webinar Wednesday" series for National Career Development Month!

Presenter Laurence Shatkin
Title Pick a Career Path & Job You'll LOVE!
Focus Job Search
Date Wednesday, November 16th, 2011, 3:00 - 4:00 PM EDT

Finding a new job or a new career has never been more challenging. And in an uncertain world, the tools to manage job and career change over the fifty year span of your career, are the most valuable skills you will every develop.

This Webinar could save you years of disatisfaction from landing in the wrong job. Put it on your calendar today!

Go to: http://www.talentmarks.com/Webinars/agentType/View/WebinarID/36.aspx

Upcoming Events & Programs
NOV16 Special Event/Program:
Pick a Career Path & Job You'll LOVE!

Scholarship Opportunity: Deadline - November 10th
Please visit www.chescoepc.org  to apply

Guidelines
THE PURPOSE of the Chester County Planning Council Scholarship Fund is to award $500 or $1,000 academic scholarships to West Chester University students entering junior or senior year, pursuing studies and considering a career in estate planning.
Additionally, the CCEPC Scholarship includes a complimentary membership to the Chester County Estate Planning Council during the student’s college years, and for two (2) years post-graduation. CCEPC’s goal is to offer students invaluable networking and learning opportunities as they pursue careers in the estate planning field.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis to students who, in the judgment of the Chester County Estate Planning Scholarship Committee, best meet the following requirements:
• GPA of at least 3.0
• Reference letter from a WCU faculty member
• Strong leadership skills
• Strong spirit of volunteerism/motivation to help others
• Strong aspirations in estate planning field
Renewal of the scholarship will be based on the student’s:
1. Verification of minimum of 3.0 GPA from previous term (transcript)
2. Attendance of at least two (2) CCEPC meetings annually
 

Hello!  As we prepare for a fun filled Halloween weekend, we thought this was a great blog post!  TJ Sullivan is a national leadership speaker.

THE APATHY MYTH

http://tjsullivan.com/be-proactive-and-keep-insensitivity-away-from-your-halloween-event/

Check the WCU Career Development Center web calendar for special events and more interesting information for National Career Development month!

Some special events include:

11/3 - Networking Etiquette.  Come see special guest Deb Cucinotta from Global Etiquette and learn about making the best possible first impression!  6pm in Philips Library - light refreshments.  Advance signup is suggested!  Register on College Central Network or by contacting the Career Center.

11/14 - "A Few Good Women" - Women in the Military program

"Webinar Wednesdays" - Every Wednesday at 3pm in the Career Center - 225 Lawrence A different topic!  Leadership, Interviewing and more.  Hosted by leading national experts!

Vote for your 2011 Homecoming King and Queen!

Voting ends Friday!

Vote online at: https://orgsync.com/31399/forms/show/39534

SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE!!!

All undergraduate female students are encouraged to apply for this scholarship! Please contact the WCU Foundation for more information.

Application is available on the Student Leadership & Involvement website - https://s3.amazonaws.com/os_uploads/131005_Women%20in%20Leadership%20and%20Service%20Scholarship%20Application.pdf

Fall Career Fair – sponsored by the Career Development Center
Wednesday, October 19th, 11AM-3PM, Sykes Ballrooms
Over 60 employers on campus with full-time, part-time and internships!!
All WCU students and alumni welcome!

To make the most of this event, attend a Career Fair Prep workshop on /cdc

Tuesday, October 18th at 9:30am or 3:30pm in Lawrence 225

A list of attending employers available one week before the event (October 12th) at www.wcupa.edu

COME ON OUT AND SEE ANDREW KENNEDY AT SYKES AFTER DARK!

There will be FREE Food and a Free Movie at 12!!

Also Karaoke at 11:30  with an opportunity to Win Sara Bareilles  tickets courtesy of WCUR in Common Grounds

COME MAKE WAX HANDS!!!
 

As part of National Hazing Prevention Week, the Division of Student Affairs is conducting an anonymous survey of students in order to assess the nature and extent of hazing behaviors on campus.

This survey is for educational purposes only. ANSWERS ARE COMPLETELY ANONYMOUS. The data from this study will only be used internally to help create research based prevention strategies. As of today, only 35 surveys have been completed from the 6,000 individuals that were sent emails.  We need your help!

CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. Your perspective and experience is critical to the mission to empower people to prevent hazing in college and university student groups.

Please contact Cara Jenkins, Student Affairs Generalist, if you have any questions or comments.
 

On Campus Recruiting begins in October - and there are over 40 interview events scheduled already! 

To help you prepare, the Career Center has prepared a variety of programs to assist you in being prepared for the interview!

Using College Central Network - 9/22 at 330 in 225 Lawrence

Resume Prep Workshop - 9/27 at 3pm in 225 Lawrence

Interview Prep Workshop - 9/28 and 10/4 in 225 Lawrence

Be prepared!  Attend one or more of the above programs!

Stop by Lawrence 225 and sign up for the two Resume Review Days below. No special attire or preparation required; open to freshman-seniors or grad students. We have employers interested in WCU students coming to campus and not enough students! Sign-ups will continue on Friday 9/16 and Monday 9/19 all day. Thank you!

Tuesday, 9/20/11 CORPORATE/BUSINESS for ANY MAJOR
9:00am-12:00pm. 20 minute sessions. Sign up in Lawrence 225
Company representatives will be on-campus to provide feedback on hard-copy resumes or resume drafts with students interested in the business or corporate world, and pursuing ANY major at WCU.
These companies hire all majors.
Attending Employers: Enterprise Holdings (Rent-A-Car) & WalMart

Wednesday, 9/21/11 HUMAN SERVICE/GOVERNMENT/NON-PROFITS for ANY MAJOR
9:00am-12:00pm or 1:00pm-4:00pm. 20 minute sessions. Sign up in Lawrence 225.
Organization representatives will be on-campus to provide feedback on hard-copy resumes with students interested in the areas listed above and pursuing ANY major at WCU.
These organizations hire all majors.
Attending Employers: County of Chester, CCRES Educational & Behavioral Health Services, TW Ponessa Counseling Services, Devereux, Allied Barton Security Services

 

The Executive Leadership Series will host new sessions in Fall 2011 for executive officers of your clubs and organizations to help you become a better Executive Student Leader. Monthly sessions will be held throughout the Fall semester and only in the Fall semester. Unlike previous years, this series will not be held in the Spring.
Leadership - Personal and Group Visioning - Personality Profiles, - Coaching - Marketing - Conflict Resolution - Values - and more!!!!
SPACE IS LIMITED (Only 100 spaces available) - Do Not Wait To Sign Up!
Pre-Register Yourself!
 

https://orgsync.com/29326/forms/show/36238

If you need a resume, come to the Career Development Center workshop on Tuesday, September 13 at 3pm - 225 Lawrence.

The 50 minute session will talk about how to get started, what to include - Do's and Don'ts.....and......

What to do when you have a resume!  Where to use it and what it can do for you.

Check our calendar - located with the other calendars on the University webpage, or come to www.wcupa.edu/cdc for details!

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT FAIR UPDATE

The Student Involvement Fair has been re-located to the Hollinger Field House tomorrow, September 7, 2011. The times of the event will also change to 11:00a.m. – 2:30p.m. Come check out close to 200 organizations and businesses participating. Join the estimated 2000 students who will attend the event!   Hope to see you there!

Michael Jendzurski, a West Chester University sophomore from Oaks, Pa., has been named one of the inaugural Campus Compact Newman Civic Fellows for his community engagement. Nationwide, only 135 student leaders received this honor.

College and university presidents from 30 states nominated the most promising student leaders who demonstrated an investment in finding solutions for challenges facing communities throughout the country. Through service, research and advocacy, these Newman Civic Fellows are making the most of their college experiences to better understand themselves, the root causes of social issues, and effective mechanisms for creating lasting change.

An Honors College kinesiology major, Jendzurski is minoring in psychology and communication studies. Treasurer for the Honors Student Association and president-elect for 2011-2012, he earned a 2011 Honors International Research Scholarship to travel to South Africa in March, where he conducted research about the apartheid era and assisted with Cecil Begbie’s H.E.L.P. Ministries soup distribution program in Capetown.

He has also led efforts in raising funds for those afflicted with HIV-AIDS and has given presentations in South Africa on service-learning practices. Using these experiences, he will be collaborating with faculty on a manuscript dealing with “sustained international education.”

In addition to his leadership, he actively participates in countless community building and service activities such as Adopt-a-Block, Light the Night, and Hanging of the Greens.

Jendzurski also plays varsity tennis for West Chester, Ultimate Frisbee at the club level, and is active in intramural sports. In 2010, he was both WCU’s Scholar Athlete of the Year as the top academic on the tennis team and a top male athlete of the University. He volunteers his time weekly to coach the Spring-Ford High School Tennis Team.

A skilled percussionist and an accomplished pianist, Jendzurski often accompanies friends in vocal performance and played the marimba while in South Africa. Recently, he collaborated with three peers to become the campus winner in the Red Bull Tum Tum Pa World Freestyle Drumming Competition, in which competitors use only school supplies and Red Bull cans to create unique beats.

“Michael Jendzurski demonstrates a well rounded and emerging record of truly outstanding scholarship, leadership and service,” says Kevin Dean, director of the West Chester Honors College. “In many ways he has achieved more as a sophomore than many do in four years.”

“These students represent the next generation of public problem solvers and civic leaders. They serve as national examples of the role that higher education can — and does — play in building a better world,” explains Campus Compact President Maureen F. Curley.

The Newman Civic Fellows Award is named for Dr. Frank Newman, one of the founders of Campus Compact, who dedicated his life to creating opportunities for student civic learning and engagement.

Campus Compact is a national coalition of more than 1,100 college and university presidents, representing some six million students, who are committed to fulfilling the civic purposes of higher education to improve community life and to educate students for civic and social responsibility. Through the Newman Civic Fellows Awards, college and university presidents acknowledge students with the ability and motivation to create lasting change in our communities. For more information about the Newman Civic Fellows, visit www.compact.org.

http://www.wcupa.edu/pr/2011/5.4NewmanCivicFellow.asp

The Office of Student Leadership and Involvement proudly brings to you the March and April 2011 edition of the Student Leadership Newsletter.  This monthly newsletter highlights important events and people here at WCU.  This month's issue features:

• 24th Annual Spring Leadership Experience
• Senior Spotlight: Todd Soper
• Elections: A Quick How To
• How Did Women's History Month Come About?
• Faculty Spotlight: Adale Sholock
• Women Leading Up
• 14th Annual Student Leadership Awards

Head on over to the FILES portion of OrgSync and download your PDF copy of the Newsletter now!

It is my pleasure to inform, that West Chester University Circle K is honored to announce several statewide recognitions that our members, advisor and club received this month at our annual District Convention held in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. At this convention over forty universities and colleges came together to recognize achievement within clubs throughout the past Circle K year that runs from April to April. This past 2010-2011 year for West Chester University Circle K is one to be proud of. I am pleased to announce that the WCU Circle K received some of the most prestigious awards that can be given in their district of Pennsylvania.

Their advisor, Dr. Thomas Purce, won the Outstanding Faculty Club Advisor Award while the club won the Outstanding Kiwanis Relations Award. This is a given to a club who not only participates with other Circle Ks at a variety of colleges, but also with all branches of the Kiwanis Family from adults all the way to children. They also received first place in the gold division for “Best Single Service” for their annual volleyball tournament, their third straight year receiving this award. This is given to a club that holds one of the best large-scale service projects on their campus.

Finally, some outstanding individual members received honors including Caroline Engel and Julianne Spadine, who were recognized as distinguished officers, Kirstin Dominick, Emily Kyler, and Jeanine Rodilloso, who were recognized as honored officers, Victoria Spera, who was recognized as Outstanding Club Member, and finally Nick Kilpartrick, who was awarded the unsung hero award.

Please congratulate Circle K for all of their hard work and tireless service to WCU and the community.

So you’ve signed up for OrgSync… now what?

A representative from the OrgSync company will be on campus to teach you how to utilize all the fantastic components to the program. You or a member of your organization is invited to participate in the following training workshops:

Thursday, February 10th
10:00am-11:30am in Sykes 255 A/B

Friday, February 11th
1:30pm – 3:00pm in Sykes 255 A/B
3:15pm – 4:45pm in Sykes 255 A/B

***For the training workshops listed above, you will need to bring a laptop computer***
***Seating is limited, first come first serve***

If you are curious about all the bells and whistles, you can also attend any of the following “Overview” sessions during the Leadership Experience.

Friday, February 11th in Sykes Theater:
6:20 – 7:05 Session 1
7:10 – 7:55 Session 2
8:00 – 8:45 Session 3

REMINDER: Having an up-to-date student organization registration is a requirement of being a recognized group at WCU. (This is done via OrgSync!) If you have not signed-up for OrgSync and registered your organization, you can do so by going to this link: https://orgsync.com/register/communities/west-chester-university-of-pennsylvania