There is currently no text in this page. You can search for this page title in other pages, search the related logs, or edit this page.
Saturday, March 13th, 2010
About ASWCFeed for ASWC
Recent related articles
Students, ASWC seek additional graduate school advising from Whitman
Seniors looking at Graduate School programs must do so largely on their own since Whitman has no full-time grad school adviser.
Student role in academic decisions sparks debate
The Whitman Faculty has stressed recently that their control over academic matters must continue, but disagreement comes when students pop into that.
Dorms grant increased access to Whitman students
Starting next semester, all students on campus will have swipe card access to Residence halls. The changes comes as a result of persistent requests from ...
Gotta love a big block of cheese
In the footsteps of deceased President Andrew Jackson, ASWC held its first Big Block of Cheese Day to gather student voices on a variety of ...
3-2-1, go! votes Whitman faculty on 3-2 work load
Vote on 3-2 course work load passes, authorizes individual academic departments to begin planning for that schedule.
ASWC town hall draws student input
Senior Will Canine, student advocacy chair for ASWC, could not have been happier. “That’s student input right there,” he said as he held up a stack ...
A sit down with ASWC president Nadim Damluji: ASWC strengthens student advocacy
Most known for selecting campus concerts and funding student clubs, ASWC is emphasizing another role this year under the leadership of senior President Nadim Damluji: ...
Student input essential for Thursday’s ASWC Town Hall
Editor, This semester, ASWC representatives will make important decisions that effect students’ Whitman experience. ASWC reps need to hear from students at the Town Hall this ...
The Pio’s midterm check-in – Letter from the Editor
Dear Readers, This semester, even more than most, has been a time of transition for the Pio. We hired a predominantly new staff of reporters, columnists, ...
ASWC elections: first-years choose senators, seniors win the right to vote
First-year Calvin Atkins walked briskly across Ankeny to the ASWC offices in Reid to learn his fate in senate elections on Monday, Sept. 21. For ...
- | More posts on this subject | Next Page »
