Monday, January 1

University Closed… Welcome to 2007!

Tuesday, January 2

Welcome back to WSU!

Saturday, January 6

Attention All WSU Students,

Pack up your school spirit and join Student Government in a game against our rivalry team, Butler University on Saturday, January 6, 2007.  This will be an excellent way to kick back and have FUN with friends and other WSU students.  You have absolutely nothing to loose and everything to gain. FREE of charge, you will be provided:

• Beat Butler T-shirts, compliments of WSU Bookstore
• Game entry tickets
• Charter bus ride
• Raider Pack bonus points & McDonald’s gift certificate, compliments of WSU Athletics Department
• Starbuck’s gift certificate
• FREE FOOD!!!

There is no reason not to attend with these treats! Come out and join us and have a good time with your Student Government!

SIGN UP NOW at www.wsusg.com by January 3^rd to enjoy this FREE event.

For further details and questions contact Kimberly Brown at brown.320@wright.edu

The Office of Residence Services is currently seeking applicants for our 2007-2008 Community Advisor (CA) positions.  The Priority Deadline for submitting an application is January 22, 2007.

All applicants for the position are encouraged to attend one of our four information sessions (see ORS website for dates and times).  The information sessions are designed to provide candidates with an overview of the position and allow candidates an opportunity to ask questions and engage in dialogue with current Residence Life staff.  Applications are available on-line via the Residence Services web page (http://www.wright.edu/housing).

We will be looking for individuals who reflect the diversity of our residential communities and who have a strong desire to make a positive difference to others.  Individuals who possess a caring, upbeat, energetic attitude, as well as a willingness to learn and grow make ideal CAs.  It is important that our CAs possess strong leadership skills, understand the need for policy enforcement, have an appreciation for all aspects of diversity, and utilize well developed communication and leadership skills.

The Community Advisor position is one of the best jobs available for students and provides a multitude of non-monetary benefits in addition to the financial compensation package.  Being a CA requires a significant time commitment in order to be successful, but the rewards derived from the experience make it a very valuable position.  The CA position is not just a student job; it is a life experience that can be very enjoyable, providing lifelong friendships and leadership skills that will enhance future employment opportunities!

If you have any questions about the position, please join us at one of the four information sessions.  The CA position is a great opportunity for you to enhance your leadership skills while making positive contributions to the campus residential communities. 

Remember, the Priority Deadline for applications is January 22^nd.

Joseph Berthiaume, Ph.D.

Associate Director for Residence Life

Thursday, Jan 18, 2007 at 3:00pm

E156 Student Union

The student town hall meeting is a gathering where all students will have the opportunity to:
- express YOURopinions
- give feedback
- offer suggestions
- get YOUR questions answered

This is an open forum to connect students with the Directors from the below offices, who will be there answering your questions.
·        Parking & Transportation
·        Dining Services
·         Financial Aid
·        Residence Services
·        Bursar
·        Registrar

Division of Student Affairs & Enrollment Services: Office of Student Judicial Services - 022 Student Union, Contact Sarah Graham at 937-775-4240 or graham.61@wright.edu for more information or with questions