Spring 2008 Newsletter · Issue 31
ITS @ Wesleyan
There used to be a time when IT staff were preoccupied with the “plumbing” — making sure that the servers were up and running, tracking down those who were hogging the network and making sure that payroll ran on time. During the past six years, we have shifted the focus from such routine (yet important) tasks to being a serious partner in the academic mission of the University…
WesWELL
When considering the health needs of your Wesleyan student, the presence of medical, mental, and emotional services may come to mind. Wesleyan’s Health Services and Office of Behavioral Health for Students each provide excellent care for your student in these realms…
The Gift that Gives Back
Al Williams ’61, P’89, earned a degree in psychology from Wesleyan, with the career goal of conducting research on social problems. Al acknowledges that he feels a compelling life-long bond with Wesleyan. “It was a magical place for me that opened up my world.”…
HPV Virus and Vaccinations
Human papillomavirus (HPV) has been a topic of great interest at the Davison Health Center and in the college health community at large for a number of years. Research on the college health population was instrumental in making the connection between HPV and cervical dysplasia…
A Note to Parents from the student group Para La Familia
Para La Familia provides resources and support systems for Wesleyan University students whose Spanish-speaking parents who feel most comfortable communicating in Spanish. Our programs and initiatives aim to diminish the language and cultural barriers…
Also in this issue:
Connecticut Presidential Reception
Reunion and Commencement 2008
Student Summer Storage Information
Of Note
Do We Have Your E-mail Address?
Please add or update your e-mail address today by sending a message to parents@wesleyan.edu, indicating your preferred e-mail address.
Wesleyan Events in Your Area
Parents are invited to participate with other parents and alumni in local events throughout the year. For information on activities in your area, visit http://www.wesleyan.edu/alumni/clubs.
About ParentLine
ParentLine forges an essential connection between Wesleyan and parents of current students. In each issue you’ll find valuable resources on residential life, the academic experience, dining, campus safety, and special events. Produced by the Office of Parent Programs & Development, this newsletter also provides an opportunity for volunteers to research and write articles on special topics of interest.
The Office of Parent Programs & Development
The Office of Parent Programs & Development serves as a point of access for all parents. We encourage and facilitate communication between parents and the University, and involve parents in activities and events on- and off-campus. Our office also provides the framework for parent volunteer involvement and giving opportunities. We encourage you to participate—you'll find many rewards. Visit our website for more information.