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More and more Wayne State students are discovering how living on campus is helping them achieve personal and academic success. With less than a five-minute walk to classes, libraries, a 24-hour computer lab, the Student Center and the Mort Harris Recreation and Fitness Center, living on campus offers a convenience that you can’t find anywhere else. Be a part of this growing campus community where residents are establishing new friendships, exploring the community and building new traditions.
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- Winter Term 2012 - Official Drop Period - 01/24/2012-02/04/2012
- January 28 2012N/AClasses that are officially dropped during this period will not appear on students' academic records, but students are contractually liable to pay the related tuition.
- Register for the April 20th Frederick C. Neff Memorial Lecture: Enrich Your Life: The Expressive Therapies Continuum as a Path to Living Well
- January 28 2012Partrich Auditorium, WSU Law SchoolThe Expressive Therapies Continuum (ETC) offers a way to understand how people have the abilities to take in, process, and share information through six equally important channels. Usually people only use a small portion of these abilities and find their lives constricted and their self-expression stifled. This lecture offers easy ways to increase your awareness, open all ETC channels, and enrich your life. This lecture should be of interest to art therapists, artists, psychologists, counselors, social workers, teachers, graduate level students, and others would like to learn more about visual media or who are interested in understanding and developing personal awareness and self-expression. Dr. Hinz’ book, Expressive Therapies Continuum: A Framework for using Art in Therapy will be available at Marwil’s Bookstore, 4870 Cass Avenue, 832-3078.
- Call for Papers for 2nd Issue of African American Learners
- January 28 2012ISAAC web site submissionISAAC is pleased to issue a Call for Papers for the 2nd issue of African American Learners, Journal of the Institute for the Study of the African American Child (ISAAC), College of Education, Wayne State University. All papers can be submitted through the ISAAC web site at: www.isaac.wayne.edu through the Manuscript Submissioin button on the Homepage. Aim and Scope of the Journal in addition to Guidelines for submission of manuscripts can be found on the web site on the research/journal page. African American Learners is a peer reviewed journal that will appear in April and October of each year. The deadline for the October 30, 2012 issue is July 15, 2012.
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