Meet our student clubs and organizations at the WesFest Student Involvement Fair! Three opportunities to participate (all on Friday): 4/8, 4/15, 4/22 from 11:00am to 2:00pm under the Huss Tent (next to Usdan).

Meet our student clubs and organizations at the WesFest Student Involvement Fair! Three opportunities to participate (all on Friday): 4/8, 4/15, 4/22 from 11:00am to 2:00pm under the Huss Tent (next to Usdan).
April 4 (Mon.), 12:20 – 1:10 pm
Judd 116
The purpose of this meeting is to provide an overview of the major. Bring all your questions—and better assess whether this major might be right for you.
Reviewing the Psychology Majors Manual may be helpful. Copies will be available at the meeting.
https://www.wesleyan.edu/psyc/about/psychman_AY22.pdf
Greetings Class of 2025!
I hope this email finds you well. We are heading into April which is a very busy month on all college campuses. Wesleyan has a lot of programs, events and opportunities to offer – be sure to pay attention to information for programs and events sent through the All Students listserv as well as posted on WesNest.
Here are a few upcoming dates and/or events that may be of interest:
With so much going on, it can be easy to get distracted. It is important to get yourself organized so you can finish this semester strong. If you need assistance with time management, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me or to utilize the many resources offered by Student Academic Resources.
Welcome back from Spring Break! Whether you took time to rest and relax, meet up with family and friends, or get ahead on work due later in the semester, my hope is that you maximized your time and have returned refreshed and ready to take on the rest of the semester.
Here are some important dates and/or upcoming events that may be of interest to you:
As always, feel free to reach out, schedule an appt or drop by my office hours to chat; you can find my contact information here.
Where language study, study abroad, civic engagement, and social justice come together. Learn more about the Global Engagement Minor for rising sophomores here.
Wesleyan University offers many opportunities, including fellowships. If you’re interested in learning more about fellowships, click here.
Currently enrolled undergraduate students are invited to submit a recent paper demonstrating excellence in library research and writing to the Wesleyan Library Undergraduate Research Prize competition. Papers must be from courses taken from Spring 2020 through Winter 2022. More information is available here. The deadline is March 21, 2022.
Student Academic Resources (SAR) is hiring!
Apply to be a Peer Advisor, New Student Orientation (NSO) Peer Advisor, or a Peer Technology Specialist and provide peer academic support with SAR!
You do not need to be an expert; you only need a desire to learn and an aspiration to help your peers! Currently accepting applications for:
APAs are a resource to students during Orientation regarding the course registration process, and throughout the year they provide support related to improving academic skills and Wes student systems, such as WesPortal and Moodle.
Peer Technology Specialists help Wes students to learn how to use digital tools like dictation, text-to-speech, and Google calendar to increase productivity and improve their learning strategies.
New Student Orientation (NSO) Peer Advisors work during NSO to assist incoming students with schedule planning, preparation for faculty advisor meetings, and support participation in other Orientation activities.
Learn more about each position and get the Handshake links on our Website.
Questions? Contact Crystal Rose via Zoom Office Hours or email (chill01@wesleyan.edu).
Some upcoming dates and/or events that may be of interest to you:
I look forward to seeing you over the next couple of weeks – if we haven’t met yet, I encourage you to schedule an appointment to chat. I’m always interested in hearing more about your academic and career goals.
A new Minor in Human Rights Advocacy will be launched this fall. Please note that the deadline to apply is Wednesday, March 23. Attend one of two information sessions to discuss the minor and answer any questions you may have.
Thursday, 3/10 at 12:00pm in Allbritton 311
Monday, 3/21 at 12:00pm in Allbritton 311
The Minor combines rigorous coursework with concrete, practical training under the guidance of the team of UNHR supervisors. These supervisors developed and oversaw the human rights clinics at Harvard and Stanford Law Schools prior to forming UNHR to expand clinical training in human rights advocacy beyond the law school setting.
Students interested in the program will be required to enroll in a gateway course on human rights standards, seminars on human rights advocacy and on writing for advocacy, as well as other related courses chosen by each student in accordance with their particular area or areas of interest. Students admitted to the Minor will participate in intensive training and then be expected to travel (with a supervisor) to a location of rights abuse to work with the affected community. All costs of the program will be paid by UNHR and Wesleyan.
More information about the minor, as well as the application form, is available here.