Waynesburg University PARENTNEWSLETTER
Here to provide you insight, updates, and information on your student's experience at WU
Here to provide you insight, updates, and information on your student's experience at WU
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Welcome Spring! It is hard to believe that we are mid-way through the spring semester. The campus has been extremely active! Spring sports have officially started, the spring musical will begin this month, and we will fulfill the University’s mission of service through five spring break service trips There are many ways that your student can become involved in the University community!
Just a friendly reminder, the residence halls close Saturday, March 1 at noon and re-open Sunday, March 9 at noon. It is difficult to believe that Easter is right around the corner. Classes will not meet on Good Friday, April 18. Classes will resume on Monday, April 21 at 6pm. Residence halls and the Aladdin Campus Dining will remain open for Easter Break For transportation between campus and Pittsburgh, the Grey Line is the primary provider and runs 365 days a year, wwwbusrideorg Waynesburg University will supplement their schedule with student-operated shuttles during the designated dates and times. Please have your student reserve 5 business days in advance by completing the Shuttle Reservation Form located on myConnect under the Transportatin Link.
As always, we are here to support your student and assist you with any questions along the way Please do not hesitate to contact us at (724) 852-3206
Blessings,
Kelley M. Hardie, Assistant Vice President of Student Development, Dean of Students, and Title
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Coordinator
Saturday, March 1 - 8 - Spring Break Trip (Florida)
Saturday, March 15 - @ Muskingum
Monday, March 17 - @ Pitt-Greensburg
Thursday, March 20 - Home vs Pitt-Bradford
Saturday, March 22 - Home vs Allegheny
Tuesday, March 25 - @ Franciscan
Saturday, March 29 - @ Grove City
Saturday, March 1 - 8 - Spring Break Trip (Myrtle Beach)
Tuesday, March 18 - Home vs PS - Greater Allegheny
Friday, March 21 - Home vs W & J
Wednesday, March 26 - Home vs Allegheny
Thursday, March 27 - @ La Roche
Satruday, March 29 - @ Grove City
Men & Women's Outdoor Track & Field:
Saturday, March 8 - Final Qualifer in Ada, Ohio
Saturday, March 14 - Championships in Rochester, NY
Sunday, March 15 - Championships in Rochester, NY
Friday, March 21 - @ St Vincent
Saturday, March 22 - Home vs Pitt-Greensburg
Wednesday, March 26 - Home vs Thiel
Friday, March 28 - @ W & J
Sunday, March 30 - @ Penn State - Altoona
Men’s Golf:
Thursday, March 27 - @ Grove City Invitational
Monday, March 31 - @ Geneva Invitational
Various Esports games will be held on the following days in March, all begin at 8:00 PM
March: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 20 and 21
Greetings from Waynesburg University Office of Student Engagement. The Spring semester is flying by and soon your son or daughter will be studying for semester exams. You can help relieve some of their stress by sending a Spring Care Package. And we can help you by putting the Care Package together. The link is now available for online ordering. Students who receive a Care Package will receive a Waynesburg University Orange Intrepid Vacuum Mug with Straw and a reusable WU Tote Bag filled with a variety of late night study snacks. Here is an example of what may be included:
1. Fill out this online form: waynesburg.edu/carepackage no later than April 4, 2025
2 Follow the prompt to make your payment of $30 We have three easy steps to purchase a Care Package: Questions? Contact the Office of Student Engagement at 724-852-3399 or email studentengagement@waynesburgedu
3. Sit back and relax while we create and notify your student to pick up their Care Package beginning on April 21, 2025, in the Office of Student Engagement, Stover 307
Notes:
From the Office of Records & Registration:
Who is eligible, Date eligible, Starting time
Students with 60+ credits completed Thursday, March 13, 12:00 p.m.
Students with 30+ credits completed Thursday, March 20, 12:00 p.m.
Students with <30 credits completed Thursday, March 28, 12:00 p.m.
· Students will need to schedule a meeting with their assigned academic advisor to obtain authorization to pre-register.
· To prepare for the advising meeting, students are encouraged to review their Academic Catalog, which contains major and general education requirements, course descriptions, recommended sequencing, etc.
· To increase chances of securing a seat in preferred courses, students are strongly advised to schedule as early as possible (see table above.)
· Courses can be added to a virtual cart before the eligible date, but registration still needs to be processed via Self Service for enrollment to occur.
· Students do not always get the exact schedule they prefer. As such, having a few alternate course options is suggested.
Notes:
·Students simply complete an online course withdrawal form. Advisor approval is needed, so students are encouraged to seek advising consultation prior to completing the form.
·Students must be enrolled in 12 credits to maintain full-time status. Dropping below full-time status would have athletic eligibility implications and could possibly affect residency status and/or financial aid.
·Consultation with an advisor and/or other support offices is suggested (and may be necessary) if withdrawing from a course which leads to fewer than 12 credits.
·Disclaimer: This is the withdrawal deadline for a large majority of classes. However, we do offer a few courses that meet only half of the semester; the deadline for these courses would be different.
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Gage Fuller and Josiah Gordon, Presidents of the Investment Club and Business Club, are leading students to four local high schools to educate students on financial literacy topics.
Local businesses are collaborating with our sales and marketing students to obtain updated marketing plans and materials, offering students real-world experience that complements their academic studies.
Our Accounting students are giving back to the community through the VITA (volunteer income tax assistance) program by preparing tax returns for local families in need.
Keep up with the latest Business Department news by following us on Instagram @wu biz.
IT’S FAFSA TIME! Have you completed your 2025-2026 FAFSA ? If not, NOW is the time! Just go to www.studentaid.gov and make sure that you include the Waynesburg University Federal Code: 003391. Why FAFSA? It is your application for all federal, state and institutional grants, loans and other scholarships! When? The sooner the better! If you have questions regarding the FAFSA or the financial aid process, contact the Financial Aid Office at 724-852-3208 or finaid@waynesburg.edu.
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