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Wright State University Student Government exists to advocate widely and deeply felt student interests; this is accomplished through lobbying the administration at our University. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the weekly meetings. While email is the preferred method of communication of most Student Government members, please feel free to contact us in any method provided on this website.
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October 23, 2012 The Student Government is in the process of discussing several resolutions based on concerns presented by the general student body. These include:
Please keep an eye out for WINGS polls (wings.wright.edu), which gives our Senators much needed feedback. Student Government meetings are open to the public, and this week's meeting will be held in E157 Student Union. |
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October 10, 2012 Visit our Facebook page to view photos from the Game Night! |
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October 8, 2012 Student Government Senator Corban Robinson met with Dean Mainous to discuss the grading scale for nursing students. Students have asked that grades be rounded to the nearest percent grade for all projects, which Dr. Mainous was in agreement with. Next was in reference to the current grading scale which, as nursing students know, stands at a C=75%, B=84%, A=93% (with C being the minimum passing grade). Although the College of Nursing is determined to keep the minimum grade at a 75%, it was suggested that the grading scale be modified to C=75%, B=80%, A=90%. The concern with the old scale was not that students would or wouldn't pass, but by making it harder to get an A or B would negatively impact their GPAs and thus make grad school that much harder to achieve in the future. The Dean showed support of this new grading scale and would certainly propose it to the college board. |
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Fall 2012 Election Results Student Government Elections 2012-2013 candidates for Graduate Studies Senator: Josh Hilgefort 41 Write-in 9 Student Government Elections 2012-2013 candidates for University College Senator: Amaris Snowden 95 Ryan Rushing 103 Write-in 13 |
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THE 2012 STUDY ABROAD FAIR WILL BE ON SEPTEMBER 26TH, 2012 (WED) FROM 11AM-3PM IN THE STUDENT UNION ATIRUM.
The Study Abroad Fair is a fantastic time to gather information on all the study abroad options that Wright State University has to offer! These include: • Ambassador Programs with WSU professors (link) • Third Party Provider Programs to study anywhere in the world (link) • Exchange Programs with WSU partner schools (link) Students will also have the opportunity to talk to a representative from the Financial Aid Office to learn how to apply financial aid and scholarships to their study abroad program. Information about study-abroad-specific scholarships will be presented as well. Study Abroad alumnus will be present to answer questions from their experience abroad. Other festival will also have: • Raffle Prizes • Free Popcorn • Visa & Passport Information • Credit Transfer Information The winners of the photo contest will also be announced at the fair.
For more info contact: UCIE at (937) 775-5745 |
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Sep. 11, 2012 The polls are open to vote for the preferred name for the current Medical Sciences Building. Head to http://wings.wright.edu to cast your vote. Choices are as follows:
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Wright State students, faculty, staff and alumni had a chance to “Get Back with the Pack” during the university’s annual Homecoming Week. The week was filled with fun activities for Raiders of all ages.
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