Wilkes University’s commitment to student success is evident in its various initiatives and programs. One such initiative is the “Welcome Week” program, designed to help first-year students acclimate to campus life and navigate the transition from high school to college. “Welcome Week” is a multi-faceted program that includes various activities, workshops, and events designed to foster a sense of community and belonging. The program’s success is attributed to the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders, including faculty, staff, and student organizations. This collaborative approach ensures that the program is comprehensive and addresses the diverse needs of first-year students.
The Welcome Weekend was a resounding success, with over 1,000 students participating. The event was a collaborative effort between the Office of Student Life and various departments across campus. The Welcome Weekend was designed to help first-year students acclimate to campus life and build a sense of community. The event was a hit with students, who enjoyed the variety of activities and the opportunity to meet new people. The Welcome Weekend was a valuable experience for first-year students, helping them to feel more connected to the campus and to each other. The Welcome Weekend was a testament to the commitment of the university to its students.
• The Wilkes University community is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive campus environment. This commitment is reflected in the various initiatives and programs that support students, faculty, and staff from diverse backgrounds. • The university’s commitment to diversity and inclusion is further demonstrated by its participation in the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE).
The NCAA Division III has announced a series of exciting changes to its athletic program, including the addition of women’s wrestling and new lighting at Ralston Field. These changes are designed to enhance the athletic experience for student-athletes and provide more opportunities for competition. The addition of women’s wrestling is a significant step forward for women’s athletics in NCAA Division III. It will bring the total number of NCAA Division III sports on campus to 24, offering more opportunities for female student-athletes to compete and excel.
