Wright State University is helping new and transfer students transition to college life with Weeks of Welcome (WOW), a six-week program featuring over 50 activities designed to build community and support student success.
Students have already taken part in events such as the Kick-Off Celebration, WOW Class Photo, Clap-In and Cookout with President Edwards, a Habitat for Humanity Service Project and the Party at Barty.
“Weeks of Welcome will welcome our students and provide them opportunities to be connected to campus,” said Courtney Laukitis, assistant director of Student Involvement and Leadership. “Whether that is with involvement opportunities, student success connections or community belonging, they will get connected one way or another.”
On Oct.1, Wright State will introduce GivePulse, a new program that helps students track and explore community service opportunities. Once their community service hours are complete, students can print a detailed record to share with future employers.
“Our students have always given back to the community. This is just our chance to show the great work they are doing,” said Gina Keucher, associate director of Student Involvement and Leadership.
Weeks of Welcome continues through Sept. 27. More information about activities is available at wright.edu/WOW and on Engage.
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10th annual Wright Day to Give scheduled for Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 