Program Advising
Naomi Kamins, Assistant
Director for Student Services, is available to answer questions about courses,
registration, the matriculation process, degree requirements, plans of study,
and general questions about final projects and essays. Students are
encouraged to contact Naomi on a regular basis, and students who are considering
applying for matriculation are strongly encouraged to speak with Naomi prior
to applying to matriculate.
Naomi R. Kamins, Assistant Director for Student Services
Email Phone: (860) 685-3345
GLSP Student Support
The GLSP offers the following workshops to help acquaint students with the
resources available at Wesleyan and to make the transition to graduate study.
New Student Orientation
Prior to the start of each term, the Assistant Dean and the advising staff meet with students in an
informal setting designed to foster better understanding of the program and its
policies and procedures. Students are encouraged to bring questions, comments,
and suggestions to the meetings and take this opportunity to meet fellow
students as well as the advising staff.
Upcoming
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January 24, 2008
6:30 - 7:30 pm
Location: Downey House, Room 100
294 High Street
RSVP by email
or 860-685-3345 |
Library Research Workshop
GLSP students meet with a University Reference librarian from
Olin Library for an introduction to the University research technology. Students learn
how to use the Library's on-line services. All students
and prospective students are welcome.
Upcoming
Session: |
January 24, 2008
7:30- 8:30 pm
Location: Downey House, Room 100
294 High Street
RSVP by email
or 860-685-3345 |
One-on-One Personal Research Sessions with
a Librarian
The Wesleyan libraries offer Personal Research Sessions in which a GLSP
student may meet one-on-one with a librarian to work on a particular research
project. These sessions are offered on your schedule: click here to
schedule a
session today. Final Essay and Project
Workshop Series
The GLSP conducts a series of
information sessions to provide assistance and answer questions
from students completing the final essay or project for the MALS or CAS.
These sessions will answer questions about the guidelines, requirements,
timeline for completion, and will provide support in completing the proposal.
We encourage all students enrolled in the 30-unit plan to attend the full series
of
information sessions at least once.
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Writing the Proposal
TBA
Location:
RSVP by email
or 860-685-2900
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Designed for students enrolled in the
30-unit plan who have not yet submitted a proposal, the session will focus on the
components of a successful proposal.
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Research and Writing
Rescheduled for
Saturday, March 8, 2008
10 am - 12 p.m.
Location: Fisk Hall 412
262 High Street
RSVP by email
or 860-685-3345
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This workshop will focus on conducting
effective academic research and on the writing process. This
discussion will be helpful for students who are currently working on their
final essays or projects, as well as those who have not yet begun.
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Student Workshop
Time, date, and location to be announced
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This workshop is run by and for students working on their final essays or projects,
who are looking for conversation with others who are grappling
with similar issues.
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Ample free parking is available; click here for a
campus map
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