2015 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COLLEGE Dear Student: Let’s get this school year started! The Wesleyan campus is ready for your arrival, or your return, depending on your status. Many things are happening in preparation for you. Each day on this campus is a wonderful day for me, but it isn’t quite the same without you here every day (I must admit that from time to time I have to stop and make sure the new Panther statue in front of the Winchester Center understands you are coming back, as this was its first summer … ). The new Kendall Hall will be ready for you, and it will be an amazing residence hall and a great addition to our campus. The new Panther’s Den will be finished in the Winchester Center by the time you return. It will now be located between Jazzman’s and the fireplace in the Winchester Center to make room for the new Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning. The Center is part of a $2.1 million grant Wesleyan was awarded in competition with other colleges and universities across the country. This Center will be a tremendous addition and supplement to your education. You will hear much more about this exciting and cutting edge initiative when you return. You probably heard that Wesleyan accounting students had the highest average score on the CPA exam compared to all other colleges and universities in Kentucky. This is even more evidence of the great faculty available to you and is proof of the caliber of our students. Owensboro Living Magazine readers voted Wesleyan the Best Local College in the area. On August 28 (just a few days after you return), Wesleyan will host Friday After 5 downtown on the riverfront! There will be music, games, food and tons of fun. You certainly need to be there showing off your Wesleyan purple and letting everyone know how connected we are to this community. Please know that you are a special person at a special college. Each of you is a powerful ingredient to what IS Wesleyan. The Wesleyan Way is for, about and because of all of us together, and I am so excited to see you soon and start an incredible year. Remember to look for the Panther statue wearing a purple scarf near the beginning of the semester — that means we will be grilling out behind the President’s House … it won’t be long! I hope you had a fantastic summer and are as ready as I am to have one of the greatest years ever at Wesleyan! Hurry up and get here … I have missed you!
President Barton D. Darrell #TheWesleyanWay
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2015-2016
At-A-Glance Calendar First day of classes
September 7
Fall break (no classes)
October 15-16
Last day to withdraw from full semester classes
October 22
Registration for Spring Semester November 2-18 November 25-27
Last day of classes Final exams
December 4 December 7-11
Spring Semester begins Spring Break (no classes)
January 11
February 29 – March 4
Last day to withdraw from full semester classes
March 7
Registration for Summer & Fall Semesters March 21 – April 6 Easter break (no classes) March 25-28 Last day of classes Final exams Commencement
The Wesleyan family is anxiously awaiting your arrival to campus this fall! Everyone on campus has been working vigorously to ensure you have an eventful and exciting time at Wesleyan. Depending on your class year, I hope you are ready to start, continue or finish this part of your journey in life. Wesleyan has everything you need for a successful college career.
August 26
Labor Day (no classes)
Thanksgiving break (no classes)
Dear Student:
April 22
Four years – 40 months – 20,000 hours. Regardless of how you divide it, your college experience will take a good amount of time. I hope you take advantage of every opportunity while you are at Wesleyan to learn, grow, make friendships and get involved. Your success is the top priority of the faculty, staff and even your peers. Wesleyan is a close-knit campus, and everyone around you wants you to prosper in all you do. Kentucky Wesleyan has helped shape me into the person I am today, and coming here was one of the best decisions I have ever made. At the end of your time here, I know you will agree. If you have any questions or concerns about school, student life or anything else, please feel free to contact me at simeonpo@kwc.edu. I am very excited to see my friends this August and ready to make new ones, too! Sincerely, Simeon Pogue SGA President
April 25-29 April 30
Student Government Association SGA Leadership Executive Council President..................................................................Simeon Pogue Vice President........................................................ Daphne Parker Secretary....................................................................Emily Yocom Treasurer..................................................................Penni Pluimer Judicial Council Chair................................................ Seth Lasher Senators Senior Residential.............................. Ashlea Holt, LaDon Laney Senior Commuter.......................... Taylor Gaddis, Travis Rowland Junior Residential.....................................Kylie Davis, Bria Wright Junior Commuter.................. Kirk Aldridge, Hannah Beth Roach Sophomore Residential.....Cornelia Thomas, Morgan Uebelacker Sophomore Commuter............ Sarah-Nell Hibbs, Dillon Schueler Freshman and at-large senators will be elected this fall.
Student Activities Programming Board
Executive Director.............................................Monica Pentecost Assistant Director................................................. Marissa Olivero Movies................................. Simeon Pogue (Chair), Arielle Geary At Large............................ Elizabeth Fakunle, Heather Knight Outreach.. Nathan Payne (Chair), Codie Drake, Kassidy Krueger At Large.......................................................... Courtney Lasley Special Events............................... Jordan Roberts (Chair), Ashley Boone, Taylor Wilson At Large................................................................. Katie Miller Spontaneous Events............... Bria Wright (Chair), Penni Pluimer, Addie Reimbold At Large........................................................ Cornelia Thomas Technical........................... Dillon Schueler (Chair), Grant Allen At Large................................................ Keeley Ham, Blair Hu Traditions.......................... Breanna Jones (Chair), Azura Sinnett, Emmalee Speer Trips........Seth Lasher (Chair), Connor Goodwin, Elissa Starheim
August 8 August 12 August 14
August 16
August 18 August 19 August 20 August 22
August 25
2 – 4 p.m. Resident Assistants (R.A.’s) report 10 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. New football players report 10 a.m. – noon
Returning football players report
1 – 1:30 p.m.
Women’s soccer report
3 – 4 p.m.
1:30 – 2 p.m.
Men’s soccer reports
2 – 3 p.m. Men’s and women’s cross country report 3 – 4 p.m.
Fraternities, sororities and SAPB report
10 a.m. - noon
KW 1101 student leaders report
10 – 3 p.m.
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
SAPB training
KW 1101 training
9 a.m. – noon New freshmen and transfer residential students check in 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. New freshmen & transfer commuters check in 10 a.m. – noon
Returning students check in
12:10 p.m.
Opening Convocation – Wesleyan Heights Methodist Church
August 26 September 2
Volleyball reports
Classes begin
Greek Recruitment Please submit recruitment registration forms to: Louise Clausen, Assistant Dean of Students 3000 Frederica Street, Owensboro, KY 42301 lclausen@kwc.edu 270-852-3284 Recruitment signup: Saturday, August 22 – Tuesday, September 1
Sorority Recruitment Schedule Tuesday, September 1 Wednesday, September 2 Thursday, September 3 Friday, September 4 Saturday, September 5 Sunday, September 6
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Fraternity Recruitment Schedule
Monday, September 14 9 p.m. Round Robin During this event, potential new members will visit all three fraternities. Tuesday, September 15 7 p.m. Sigma Phi Epsilon event Wednesday, September 16 7 p.m. Sigma Alpha Mu event Thursday, September 17 7 p.m. Sigma Nu event Friday, September 18 noon Bid Day
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Potential new members will meet outside Rogers Hall in the Winchester Center before each recruitment event.
You’re invited to discover the clubs and organizations Kentucky Wesleyan has to offer and what they’re all about! Lots of ice cream and YUMMY toppings! YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS OUT!
Student Activity Fair August 25, 8 p.m. Rogers Hall
Please contact Simeon Pogue at simeonpo@kwc.edu for more information.
Music at Wesleyan • Play in the concert band • Sing in one of the choirs • Enjoy efficient, fast-paced rehearsals • Participate in great performances • Make new friends Students of all majors are welcome. Participation in outstanding tours is possible, and scholarships may be available. Learn more by contacting: Band – Steven Pederson at 859-333-8666 cell/text or spederson@kwc.edu Choirs – Bradley Naylor at bnaylor@kwc.edu or Dennis Jewett at djewett@kwc.edu
Thursday at 11:11 a.m., anyone interested in playing prepared solos or duets for assisted care facilities and community organizations meets at Dr. Diane Earle’s office, and we serenade folks and make them smile. For more information, please contact Dr. Earle at 852-3617 or dearle@kwc.edu.
Interested in Radio? If you think it would be fun to be on the radio, consider joining the staff at WKWC 90.3 FM, Kentucky Wesleyan College’s on-campus radio station. You’ll learn the basics of being an on-air DJ, news reporter and sports announcer, have the opportunity to create your own specialty show and much more. If you’re interested in becoming an intern, work-study or volunteer, please contact Station Manager Derik Hancock at dhancock@kwc.edu.
out of your lonely studio! Share the love of creating art and expressing yourself by joining the Panther Art Club! Make new art friends and work with art beyond the classroom!
Porphyrian Yearbook Club Show your panther pride by joining the Porphyrian Yearbook Club! Be a part of the team that creates treasured memories of Wesleyan life! Needed: • Lead and event photographers • Layout and cover designers • Caption writers • Editor/co-editor to lead the Porphyrian group!
The Art Program Ralph Fine Art Gallery FREE public art exhibitions are on display throughout each semester located at the Ralph Center’s Art Gallery. The Art Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Check PantherNet for upcoming art exhibits!
Attention Pianists
Art Club
Kentucky Wesleyan College has an exciting community outreach program called “Panther Pianists,” and we would love for all piano players to participate! Every
“I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.” — Michelangelo
Oxemann Juried Art Competition Enter your artwork free each Spring Semester to the Oxemann Juried Art Competition and win CASH awards! Director of Art Program, Heather Logsdon, hlogsdon@kwc.edu or 270-852-3608
ART MINIONS UNITE! Socialize! Get
Important Dates for Scholar-Athletes Aug. 12
10 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. New football players report
Aug. 14
10 a.m. – noon Returning football players report
3 – 4 p.m.
Aug. 16
1 – 3 p.m. Soccer and cross country report
Aug. 26
4 – 7 p.m. Basketball, tennis, golf and women’s track physicals
Aug. 27
3:30 – 6:30 p.m. Baseball, softball, cheerleading, bowling and men’s track physicals
Volleyball players report
Scholar-athlete registration packets are due Aug. 4, and are located at kwcpanthers.com under the “Inside Athletics” tab. Please contact Jenifer Heady at jheady@kwc.edu if you have questions.
Paint the Town Purple on August 28
Tryouts
September 13 Cheerleading
Clinic to learn material 1 – 3 p.m. Tryouts 4 p.m. Contact Jennifer Hendricks 270-543-2687
• Games with our scholar-athletes and coaches
Dance Team 2 – 3:30 p.m. Jones Gym Required: Dance Routine 1 – 1.5 minutes in length Wear appropriate clothing and shoes No Dance Experience Required! Contact: Jennifer Hendricks Toreian Wilburn 270-543-2687 502-759-8560 Toreianw@kwc.edu
• Musical performances on all four stages with Wesleyan students and faculty • Unveiling of the new Wesley N. Panther mascot. Warm up by participating in the inaugural Friday After 5K – The Wesleyan Way – on August 14! For more information and to register for the race, click here.
Sophomore Experience Program Learn MORE. Lead MORE. Be MORE. SophoMORE. The Sophomore Experience Program is entering its second year on campus. This grant-funded initiative is designed to help second-year students succeed in the classroom, on campus and after graduation. Director Becca McQueen will help sophomores as they make decisions regarding majors and career paths. Sophomore Experience events include: • A Sophomore Summit in August (three and a half days) • Career luncheons with Wesleyan alumnae • Mystery bus tours to fun attractions in the local area • Workshops on career development • Programs on personal wellness, financial management, study abroad and more • Sophomore nights at athletic events • Sophomore service projects each month • A service trip to Give Kids the World in Orlando, Fla., during the semester break Sophomore Experience events strengthen students’ understanding of themselves, their connection to their peers and the College, and help broaden their opportunities for life after graduation. Stop by Room 206 of the Administration Building or email Becca McQueen at rmcqueen@kwc.edu for more information. Also, make sure to follow the SYE on Twitter at @KWCSophoMOREexp!
Student Ambassador Program Are you enthusiastic about Wesleyan and involved at the campus and community level? Do you want to share that passion? If so, the Student Ambassador program may be for you! As a Student Ambassador you will: • give personalized campus tours to prospective students and their families • assist in planning and hosting fun events on campus • act as a liaison to the Admissions Office • have the opportunity to enhance your professional development, leadership and communication skills Interested in learning more? Please contact Mallory Leucht, Campus Visit Coordinator, on the first floor of the Barnard-Jones Administration Building at 270-852-3120 or mleucht@kwc.edu.
Career Development “The most important piece of advice about choosing a major or career follows this sentence. The advice is: ‘Don’t panic.’” Randal S. Hansen, Ph.D. Some students know exactly what they want to do in life, but the majority of students do not. That is okay. Many students change their major at least once (some several times) during their college careers. Stop by my office. I can help. Individual career counseling, assessments for career and educational planning and job shadowing are just a few examples of how Career Development can help students explore career fields. Career Development offers workshops to help with resumes, cover letters, interviewing, networking, business etiquette and other soft skills to assist students in marketing themselves to graduate schools, professional programs and employers. The Career Development Center strongly encourages students to: • Find seasonal employment or internship opportunities, at least two while in college, in their chosen field which provide “relevant experience.” • Join clubs, organizations and hold positions of leadership while in school to develop “leadership skills.” • Volunteer and participate in service learning opportunities in the community for “community involvement.” All of the above strengthen a student’s personal and civic profile, and provide depth and substance to their resume, which makes
Now Hiring: Become an Admissions Telecounselor or Ambassador!
We are now hiring new telecounselors and ambassadors in our Admissions Office for the 2015-2016 academic year! This is an excellent opportunity for returning students to share their Wesleyan experiences or for first-year students to reflect on their wayfinding process and first impressions with our prospective students. If interested, please submit your application by August 31. Stop by the Admissions Office or contact Christina Ring-Hillard at cringhillard@kwc.edu to apply. We look forward to hearing about your Wesleyan experience!
them more attractive to employers and professional programs. The Career Development Center also: • Helps students understand what the business and professional world seeks in a college graduate. • Develops relationships with area employers and organizations for internships and employment. • Posts job and internship opportunities on the Wesleyan Career Development website. The Service Learning portion of the center, formally established in 2012, seeks to establish and facilitate relationships with the community in order to foster experiential education, specifically service learning. These opportunities integrate meaningful community service with instruction and reflection to enhance the academic curriculum of the students, teach civic responsibility, encourage lifelong civic engagement and strengthen communities for the common good. Stop by Room 212 of the Administration Building or email Margaret Cambron at mcambron@kwc.edu for an appointment.
Phonathon 2015
Earn Money! Win Prizes Late September
Earn extra money, enjoy free food, win prizes and chat with Wesleyan alumni. Phonathon is the perfect way to do it all! Each year, Kentucky Wesleyan contacts our alumni to update their records and ask for contributions to the Wesleyan General Scholarship Fund. This is an important initiative – the fund supports 98% of our student body with financial aid. Pick up an application form in the Advancement Office (Room 106 in the Barnard-Jones Administration Building), email Blake Harrison, Director of Development and Donor Relations, at bharrison@kwc.edu or stop by the Phonathon table at the Student Activity Fair.
A New Kendall Hall Ready for our students in August!
Ribbon Cutting with the Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce Aug. 17, 12:15 p.m. Tours to follow.
Additional Campus Improvements This Summer • renovation of auxiliary gym • new Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning (CETL) in Winchester Center • new Panther’s Den Spirit Store located next to Jazzman’s • other facilities upgrades
New Faculty Dr. Kyle Besing Assistant Professor of Mathematics University of Alabama at Birmingham Ph.D., Applied Mathematics M.S., Applied Mathematics
Dr. Kyle Watson
Assistant Professor of Chemistry University of Notre Dame Ph.D., Organic & Medicinal Chemistry Manchester University B.A., Chemistry
New Freshman Orientation
August 22-25 KW1101
Class of 2019 Get off to a great start! Learn more about yourself and your new surroundings. Kentucky Wesleyan freshmen report to campus a few days earlier than returning students - we call this KW1101. You’ll get settled into your rooms, enjoy great entertainment, learn about Kentucky Wesleyan culture and have lots of fun getting to know a few hundred of your new closest friends. Students will be divided into KW1101 groups (each group will have a faculty/staff leader and two student leaders) for many of your activities. We’re excited about meeting all of you in a few short weeks. See you on campus! For more information on KW1101, please contact Scott Kramer, Dean of Students, at scottkr@kwc. edu or 270-852-3122 or Louise Clausen, Assistant Dean of Students, at lclausen@kwc.edu or 270-231-6337.
KW1101 IS REQUIRED. If you have a job, please make arrangements with your employer to be off work August 22 through August 25. You can learn more about orientation at www.kwc.edu/KW1101.
Dr. Angela Mackey
Assistant Professor of Psychology University of Southern Mississippi Ph.D., Experimental Psychology M.A., Experimental Psychology San Diego State University B.S., Biology/Zoology
Meet Christine Salmon
Meet Rebecca Francis
Director of the New Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning
Associate Dean/Director of Adult and Online Education
Ph.D., Curriculum and Instruction, Indiana State University M.A., French, University of Missouri-Columbia B.A., French, Southwestern University
Ed.D., North Carolina State University, with research interests in interorganizational collaboration and leadership M.S., Plant Pathology, North Carolina State University B.S., Integrated Pest Management, University of Kentucky
CETL will work with faculty to design engaging, significant and meaningful learning experiences in and out of the classroom, including: • Service-learning – combining community service and engagement with academic coursework • Scholarship, research and creativity – undertaking scholarly, research and creative activities with faculty or independently • Internships and field experiences – participating in professional life. Room 211 Administration Building 270-852-3233 csalmon@kwc.edu
Dr. Francis' passion is helping students discover and reach their potential. After working 15 years in the horticulture industry in pest management, production and training, Dr. Francis has dedicated over 19 years to working in education in student support, vocational and academic adult education, community education and has taught middle school math and science.
Room 209A Administration Building 270-852-3222 rfrancis@kwc.edu
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Student Tuition Account Details Available You can view your student tuition account details and balance information on PantherNet. Just follow these simple steps: 1. Login to PantherNet. 2. Click on the Student Accounts tab at the top of the home page. 3. Click on the Student Accounts tab on the left. 4. Choose the link entitled My Account Balances. 5. Click on the Balance Amount Due link to view your account details.
Information for Student Workers As required by federal regulations, all students working for the College must complete a Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification. Specific forms of identification must be presented to complete this form. The form is available on PantherNet and at www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-9.pdf. If you will be working at Wesleyan, please bring the form and appropriate ID’s to Human Resources, located on the first floor of the Administration Building in the Business Office.
Direct Deposit for Students Students are encouraged to use direct deposit for their Wesleyan paychecks. Deposits may be made to a checking or savings account. Anyone who receives a student paycheck is eligible (federal work-study, tutors, RA’s, etc.). Authorization forms are available on PantherNet and should be submitted to Human Resources, located on the first floor of the Administration Building in the Business Office.
We support one another. We love one another.
Pay Your Student Account Online Wesleyan students and parents can pay student accounts online! It’s secure, fast and easy! Simply go to www.kwc.edu. Choose “Pay your Account Online” from the quick links box. You must have your ten-digit student account ID, a valid credit card or valid personal checking account information. Contact the cashier at 270-852-3108 with questions.
Information for Teacher Education Students Applications for admission to the teacher education program must be filed by Sept. 1 and Feb. 1. Students must apply before enrolling in professional education courses 3000 or above.
Information for Parents
View the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) information at the U.S. Department of Education website. Visit ed.gov and key in FERPA in “Search” in the upper right corner. Apply for a PLUS Loan to help cover your student’s balance. See www.studentloans. gov for more information.
Time Warner Cable Option Available Students are able to subscribe for additional Time Warner Cable services. Students will have the ability to lease a DVR, receive digital cable channels or purchase premium movie channels by contacting Time Warner Cable at 1-866-725-0915.
Fall 2015 Book Vouchers Book vouchers for Fall 2015 will be available Aug. 10 through Sept. 2. We use Akademos, an online textbook provider. Please refer to PantherNet for upcoming information regarding applying for a book voucher. Contact Stephanie Wilson at 270-8523108 or swilson@kwc.edu with questions.
Food Service Update Assistant Professor of Education Leah Hoover (formerly Associate Dean of the College) is now the Co-Division Chair of Professional Studies and Director of the Teacher Education Program. She continues as Director of Disability Services.
Applications to the student teaching program and portfolios for student teaching for Spring 2016 must be filed by Sept. 1, and for Fall 2016 by Feb. 1. Applications are available in the Teacher Education Office located in FOB 16.
Great additions to better serve our students: • A new Pepsi Spire beverage machine – with flavors for your Pepsi products • Three menu display monitors in subconnectiontm • Four menu display monitors at Dining Hall serving stations. Meal plans have been updated with an additional $50 in flex money. Jazzman’s welcomes the Panther’s Den, which will be next door.
flu vaccinations, Student Health Services are free to all students. First aid and CPR classes are offered each semester. Students are required only to pay for the cost of the certification card ($7). • Please study these suggestions as you prepare for the academic year, and take action before you arrive. • Talk with your primary care provider regarding a meningitis vaccination.
Tonya Robinson, R.N. Campus Nurse
Health Services The Student Health Service (Nurse’s Office) is here to provide basic health care. The office is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is located in room 213 of the Administration Building. All information and communication with students will be confidential unless written permission to inform others is given. Health care services include over-the-counter medication, bandages, ice and heat packs, ointments, blood sugar and blood pressure checks, and flu vaccinations. Health and meningitis forms must be in the student’s file to receive care. With the exception of
• Consider undergoing a physical examination (required for all scholarathletes and administered during check in), and ask for a copy of your immunization records. These will be required for many off-campus internships. Kentucky Wesleyan requires that all fulltime students (with the exception of online students) have health insurance coverage. If you currently have none, you may consider coverage on your parents’ plan if you are under 26 years of age. Students without insurance may also be assisted by local agencies who can meet you on campus as a convenience. Email the campus nurse at trobinson@kwc.edu to schedule a free appointment for assistance.
Four-Year Graduation Guarantee Kentucky Wesleyan College’s four-year graduation guarantee is our promise to incoming freshmen that you will graduate in four years! If not, provided you meet the requirements, Wesleyan will waive your tuition for up to one year for classes needed to complete your degree. For more information, please visit www.kwc.edu, and click on the Admissions tab.
Degree in Three
Designed for students who are eager to reduce their time to graduation, Kentucky Wesleyan’s three-year degree option programs allow for a faster entry into the workforce or into post-graduate education. For information on added benefits, qualifications and course plans, please visit www.kwc.edu, and click on the Academics tab.
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Fall Home Games Men’s Cross Country Yellow Creek Park Aug. 28 Brescia 4 p.m. Oct. 10 Fast Cats Classic (8K) 9:45 a.m. Complete schedule at: www.kwcpanthers.com/schedule.aspx?path=mcross
Women’s Cross Country Yellow Creek Park Aug. 28 Brescia (Exhibition) 4 p.m. Oct. 10 Fast Cats Classic (5K) 10:30 a.m. Complete schedule at: www.kwcpanthers.com/schedule.aspx?path=wcross
Football Steele Stadium Oct. 17 University of God’s Chosen 1 p.m. Oct. 24 Louisiana College Homecoming 1 p.m. Oct. 31 Alfred State 1 p.m. Nov. 7 UNC-Pembroke 1 p.m. Nov. 14 Alderson Broaddus 1 p.m. (G-MAC Founder’s Cup) Complete schedule at: www.kwcpanthers.com/schedule.aspx?path=football
Men’s Soccer TBA Complete schedule at: www.kwcpanthers.com/schedule.aspx?path=msoc
Women’s Soccer TBA Complete schedule at: www.kwcpanthers.com/schedule.aspx?path=wsoc
Volleyball Jones Gymnasium Sept. 19 Urbana 2 p.m. Oct. 21 Kentucky State 6 p.m. Oct. 23 Brescia 7 p.m. Oct. 30 Ursuline 7 p.m. Oct. 31 Cedarville 1 p.m. Nov. 6 Salem International 7 p.m. Nov. 7 Ohio Valley 1 p.m. Nov. 8 Missouri – St. Louis 2 p.m. Nov. 14 Trevecca Nazarene 5 p.m. Complete schedule at: www.kwcpanthers.com/schedule.aspx?path=wvball&
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