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Academic dates
Classes begin - August 26
Last day to add/drop - September 2
Last day to withdraw – October 18
Classes end - December 6
Finals week - December 9 to 13

Breaks
Fall Break - October 14-15
Thanksgiving Break - November 27-29
Winter Break Begins (residence halls close) - December 14

Vaccination clinic walk-in service for Wilson College students, staff, and faculty. Must bring proof of insurance. Ages 18 and above.

All graduating students must complete an Application for Graduation. If your student plans to graduate in May 2025 and they have not completed their Application for Graduation, please have them check their email for the form and return it to the Registrar's Office as soon as possible. Questions? Please contact the Registrar’s Office via email: registrarsoffice@wilson.edu

October 18-20
Mark your calendars to visit campus and enjoy a weekend of events with your student!
• Join Pres Wes and the Parents Council for brunch.
• Cheer on student-athletes at home games.

• Check out barn activities such as pony rides and scarecrow making.
• Attend favorite BBQ & Brew picnic under the big top.

DON'T MISS OUT–Parents Brunch Saturday, October 19, 10:30 a.m.

Join Pres Wes and the Parents Council for a complimentary brunch and an update on the College.

Students are invited to join faculty presentations during Common Hour; an event series dedicated to fostering inquiry and conversation across the campus community about pressing issues and big questions. These sessions will also be live-streamed. Check the Common Hour page on wilson.edu for the live-stream information.

September 16, 11 a.m. to Noon

"How Can Teachers Improve the Mental Health of College Students?" Daniela DiGregorio, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Education

“How Can We Implement AI with Integrity for Student Use in the College Classroom? Being Proactive and Keeping the End in Mind.” Janet Foor, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Special Education

Wilson College Blood Drive

Wilson College, Laird Hall

Wednesday, October 9

10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Donors and volunteers are needed! Contact: Jennifer Lindsey | nurse@wilson.edu

Connections and Camaraderie Through Song

The Ten Tones are back! This popular a cappella ensemble formed at Wilson in the 1950's and has gone through a number of changes through the years. The group surfaced again last fall and is back to performing at events. Read more about the history of the Ten Tones in the Wilson online magazine.

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Wilson College is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by bringing speaker Carlos Andrés Gómez to campus to speak on "Creating Belonging on Campus" on Tuesday, September 24 at 5:15 p.m. in Brooks Science Center Auditorium. This event is free to Wilson College community members and will not be live-streamed.

Dropping a first year student off at college is a big moment in life with a lot of emotions involved. There is no right or wrong way to feel about it. Check out this article and you will see that it's okay to feel however you feel. Don’t Tell Me How I Should Feel About College Drop Off

Student Wellness
• Mental health
• Spiritual support
• Physical health
• Individual counseling

Career Development
• Career advising
• Resume building
• Employment guidance
• Internships

Financial Services
• Scholarships
• FAFSA and loans
• Work-study positions
• Financial aid

Academic Success
• Coaching and tutoring
• Supplemental instruction
• Reading skills
• Accessibility services

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