Small-town basketball with big-time charm
February 3rd, 2012 -Check out the story in the Asheville Citizen-Times about WWC basketball and the victory over Montreat.
Check out the story in the Asheville Citizen-Times about WWC basketball and the victory over Montreat.
The exhibition Dusty Benedict: A Retrospective 1960′s—Present at the Holden Gallery closes this weekend. It’s been one of our most visited exhibitions and the Asheville Citizen-Times ran an article on Dusty in yesterday’s paper. If you haven’t had the opportunity, or even if you have, please come have a look at this marvelous work. The [...]
Steven L. Solnick, Ph.D., New Delhi Representative for the Ford Foundation, will assume the presidency July 1.
The swim team battles Mars Hill on Saturday, Feb. 4, 1pm in DeVries. Come out and support your peers, students and friends at WWC’s last home dual meet of the season.
Break trips provide opportunities for students to engage in week-long service experiences throughout the region and country. These trips are designed to deepen students’ service experiences through education, direct service and reflection.
The Environmental Leadership Center’s Internship Program offers WWC students awesome paid summer internships.
Attend one of these open meetings for staff, faculty and students to give your feedback about a proposal to shift the student service commitment from the current focus on hours to an emphasis on deeper experiences. All meetings are in Gladfelter, Mierke B. Thursday, Feb. 9, 12-1pm and 4-5pm; Monday, Feb. 13, 8:15-9:15am and 12-1pm.
Question: I’ve been wondering lately what the rate of readmittance was for both students who do and don’t take a formal leave of absence, and if any of knew how that compared to other benchmark colleges. (Submitted by Glenn Richard Barr III)
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