Writing Support
The Writing Center will soon host the following events. Be sure to check them out!
1. “What the Red Marks Mean” is a session about professor feedback on papers hosted by Professor Stephanie Weiner and Professor Beth Hepford on April 7th at noon.
2. Write-Ins is a place for students to dedicate time to writing, write in community, have snacks, and earn prizes. These are held weekly in Boger Hall on Mondays from 7-10
3. Read Ins is a place for students to dedicate time to reading. Students will take comprehension breaks and share what they’ve read with someone to help them absorb the material and work in community, have snacks, and earn prizes. These are also on Mondays in Boger Hall from 7-9
Planning Your Summer Between Sophomore and Junior Year (Friday 4/7 at 12:15pm)
Topic: Planning Your Sophomore Summer: Navigating Career Options After Major Declaration
Date: Friday, April 7 from 12:15pm – 1:15pm
Location: Boger Hall, Room 112
You are welcome to send questions in advance to peeradvisors@wesleyan.edu.
Mindfulness for BIPOC
Tuesday, April 11 from 1:30-2pm at WesWell (287 High St., 2nd Floor)
Looking for a pause in community? Join us at WesWell for a special mindfulness session for BIPOC. We will engage in breathing techniques, meditation, and conversation. Refreshments will be provided. Hope to see you there!
The Moon & You: Astrology as Self-Care Workshop
Friday, April 7 from 2-3pm at Eclectic (200 High St.)
Interested in astrology and want to know how to use it to take care of yourself and be in touch with your emotional needs? Join WesWell and CAPS to learn more about the moon in astrology, do some journal prompts, and to engage in discussion and experiential activities. Please know your moon sign ahead of time ( you can try astro.com or astro-seek.com to find out your moon sign by generating your natal chart.) PS – it’s happening the day after the Full Moon in Libra, so you’ll be in your feelings anyway — you might as well come along…
Program Housing Info
Applications for Program Housing are live. Program Housing gives students the opportunity to live collectively in a house or hall, fraternity or society, based on shared hobbies, experiences, cultural interests and identities. Be sure to check out this Program Housing Hopping Guide for more info: https://sway.office.com/gzrBxUAyc5SVmSR9?ref=email.