In this Issue: Classes just started yesterday, so this is going to feel like a short week for your Deacs, and I imagine that they’ll be pretty happy about that. After such a long winter break, it might feel better to ease in gently to […]
In this Issue: It’s FDOC! (First Day of Class) and our first Wake Up Wednesday This morning we had the first Wake Up Wednesday of the semester in Benson. Students had the chance to grab a cup of coffee and some homemade pastries, donut holes, […]
In this Issue: Tomorrow is FDOC (First Day of Class). It will be good for everyone to get into the rhythm of a regular routine for the semester. While we are not getting anywhere near the kind of cold that some parts of the country […]
In this Issue: The University is closed today, so this is a pre-post Business major alternatives I heard from a student late Friday that Business School admissions decisions went out, which means there will be some happy students and some students disappointed with their outcomes. […]
In this Issue: Move-in is this weekend. Monday is a holiday in observance of MLK, and classes begin on Wednesday the 17th. It’s getting real now! How students learn about weather-related delays or closures I know there are folks in parts of the country who […]
In this Issue: Only three topics today, Deac families, but they are more lengthy – so we’ll get right to it. Student Health Service is now Deacon Health One of the changes that has come at the start of the new year is that our […]
In this Issue: We are getting closer and closer to the arrival of our students back on campus. Most resident students will be eligible to return to their communities on Saturday; students approved for earlier arrivals have received information on their return date. And now […]
In this issue: Sorority recruitment and unstable weather email The main thrust of today’s Daily Deac is about Panhellenic (i.e., sorority) recruitment. But I also want to acknowledge that we are monitoring unstable weather today; see the email that went to students, faculty, and staff […]
In this Issue: One more workweek and our students will begin coming back starting this weekend. Campus feels very empty without them and I look forward to all the energy and excitement they will bring when they return. Today we have one academic tool to […]
In this Issue: today is a guest post by Allison E. McWilliams (’95), Ph.D., Assistant VP, Mentoring & Alumni Personal & Career Development Each January, our Mentoring Resource Center team, part of the Office of Personal & Career Development (OPCD), celebrates National Mentoring Month. […]