TEDxWesleyanU’s 2023 conference is coming up soon on Saturday, March 4th at 1:00 p.m.at Ring Auditorium. TEDxWesleyanU is the annual, student-organized TEDx conference on campus focused on celebrating ideas worth spreading.
Buy your tickets today at tedxwesleyanu.com! $10 for students, $12 for non-students.
Our schedule is packed with brilliant speakers, exclusive sponsor offers, Wesleyan student performances, merch give-aways, free food and, of course, ideas worth sharing! Don’t miss it!
Starting on Monday 3/6, the Class of 2025 Academic Peer Advisors (APAs) will host drop-in office hours. The APAs can help students navigate major/minor/certificate declaration, discuss study strategies and time management tools, as well as get a head start on pre-registration planning. Be sure to stop by!
Ukrainian Folk Dance: Choreotherapy with Mariia Bakalo
Wednesday, February 22 7-8:30PM
Cross Street Dance Studio, 160 Cross St.
Wesleyan University
This workshop is free and open to everyone! all abilities, ages and curiosities!
Mariia Bakalo, dance artist from Lviv, Ukraine, will introduce Ukrainian folk dance. Working with spatial and rhythmic patterns, stomping and breath, the dances facilitate a sense of wellbeing enhanced by a collective dynamic.
(Masks will be required – We will have extra ones on hand)
Please review the following Understanding Self and Others (USO) group therapy options offered by Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS):
USO for Women (Thursdays at 5:30pm)
USO for LGBTQIA+ folx (Wednesdays at 5:00pm)
USO Grief Group (Wednesdays at 2:00pm)
“You Were Saying…” (Wednesdays at 5:00pm)
Dear students,
Leadership positions will be available for The Community Standards Board for the Spring 2023 through the 2025 academic year.
CSB applications for a 1.5-year term (class of 2024) or a two-year appointment (class of 2025) are due by Friday, Dec 2 at 5 PM.
If you are interested in helping to uphold academic integrity & community standards at Wesleyan, access the application by using this link:
All applicants must be in good academic and non-academic standing. One letter of recommendation from a faculty member, staff member, or administrator is required and should be forwarded to ksiciliano@wesleyan.edu with your application. For information about the standards of conduct, policies, procedures, and membership, please visit here
For questions, please contact Assistant Dean/Director of Community Standards
Kevin Butler at kbutler@wesleyan.edu
Join WesWell for a workshop on anxiety – Wed 10/26 at 7pm (Boger 114).
We are proud to launch the second year of the Student Ombuds program at Wesleyan, which is an initiative inspired and informed by student voices.
The Student Ombuds are available to talk with students about their concerns related to experiences in the classroom, with your athletic team, or within other parts of your academic and campus life at Wesleyan. Each Ombud serves as a resource focused on empowering students to successfully navigate the institution and advocate for themselves in moments of conflict, particularly when there are power dynamic considerations.
Here’s just a few of the ways Student Ombuds can offer support:
The Student Ombuds partner with and are supported by Dr. April Ruiz, Dean for Academic Equity, Inclusion, & Success.
Learn more about the Student Ombuds by:
Our Student Ombuds stand ready to support you!
This event is for anyone who is curious about learning about a resource that can potentially help with your journey at Wesleyan!
Curious about accessibility services? Want to learn about the accommodation process? Do you want to learn how to support your peers?
Come learn about the accessibility and accommodation process with the Student Accessibility Interns on September 29th at 4:30-5:30 pm at Usdan 136. A peer advisor and peer technology specialist will be at the event if you have questions about accessibility that they can help with. This event is for the purpose of helping understand the accommodation process and is open to anyone who is interested in learning. Come learn for yourself, learn to support a friend or a classmate, learn to advocate for fair accommodations, or just meet us! There will be resources available at the event to grab. Feel free to come and go at any time! SNACKS PROVIDED!
Learn how you can afford to study abroad! Wed 9/21 from 4:30pm – 5:30pm in The Resource Center. Appetizers will be served!
