Wednesday

12:30 - 4pm @ The Writing Center

Walk In Hours

Walk-In Peer Writing Tutors Available M-TH 12:30 to 4PM, and Fridays 10 AM – 2PM in the Writing Center, Library Commons.

Do you need different hours or a professional tutor? Go to the Writing Center on the Student page of the Globe. You can schedule an appointment there.

Still not finding a good time? Email Alice Caroompas directly at acaroompas@wells.edu.

3:30pm @ The Grind

Tea Time

Bring a reusable mug - get free coffee or tea

Wear red or Wells gear and you might get free stuff!

3:30pm @ Zabriskie 2nd Floor

What's Next, Wells? Exploring MPA at Cornell

The Political Science Major is proud to welcome Thomas, O'Toole, PhD, Executive Director of the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs to campus on Wednesday, October 16 to speak with students about pursuing a Mater's Degree in Public Administration.

Thomas O'Toole from Cornell's Institute for Public Affairs is coming to meet with students to discuss their Master's in Public Administration program. This is an informal meet and greet where you can ask questions. Please join us.

Details:

What: What's Next, Wells? Exploring a MPA at Cornell

Who: Thomas O'Toole, PhD, Executive Director, Cornell Institute for Public Affairs

CIPA website:https://www.human.cornell.edu/cipa

Where: ZAB second floor

When 3:30, Wednesday, October 16 (tea time)

For whom: Anybody looking for what happens after Wells, particularly students looking to work in public policy, non-profit management, public affairs, etc. In other words, YOU.

This event is part of the Wells Democracy & Leadership Series, co-sponsored by the Political Science program, Sullivan Center for Business and Entrepreneurship and the Office of Student Activities and Leadership. This series brings students together with local, regional, national and international leaders to learn about their leadership path, examine the characteristics of successful leaders and share ways to take a leadership role in our democracy.

6 - 7:30 @ Sommer Center

Woke Wednesdays