Table Of Content1997/98
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Wait Chapel/Wingate Hall 10 Winston Hall 18 Carswell Hall Residential Community Welcome Center & Admissions
Efird Residence 11 Luter Residence 19 Athjetic Center Radio Station WFDD Kentner Stadium
Taylor Residence 12 Babcock Residence 20 Calloway Hall Museum of Anthropology Leighton Tennis Stadium
Davis Residence 13 Tribble Hall 21 Reynolds Gymnasium Piccolo Residence Gene Hooks Stadium/
Reynolda Hall 14 Johnson Residence 22 shin Residence Palmer Residence Layton Field
Benson University Center 15 Bostwick Residence 23 Potpat Residence Worrell Professional Center Jesse |. Haddock Golf Center
Z. Smith Reynolds Library 16 Collins Residence 24 Hi an Residence Faculty Apartments North Residence
Olin Physical Laboratory 17 Facilities Management 25 Townhouse Apartments Student Apartments W. Dennie Spry Soccer Stadium
SOeOnSOalaemh rHwalln dE A University Police 26 infarmation Systems Building &RSSScaRleEs SFinEe NArt s Center
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Fall Semester 1997
August 20 Wednesday Move-in day for new students;
residence halls open 8:00 a.m-5:00 p.m.
_ August 71-26. Thursday—Tuesday Orientation for new students
- August 23 a Saturday Residence hall check-in for returning
a students, 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.
August 24 ~ Sunday Residence hall check-in for returning
students continuing from noon-5:00 p.m.
August 25-26 | Monday-Tuesday Validation/registration
August 27 Wednesday Classes begin
September 4 Thursday Opening Convocation
September10 = Wednesday Last day to add courses
September 24 _ Wednesday Last day to drop courses
October 10 Friday _ Fall holiday
October 15 _ Wednesday Midterm grades due
November 19 Wednesday Fall Convocation |
November25 _—_ Tuesday All residence halls close at 7:00 p.m.
Nov. 26-30. = Wednesday-Sunday Thanksgiving recess
December 1 Monday Classes resume
December5 ——s“ Friday Classes end
December 8-13. =Monday-Saturday Examinations
December 13 _ Saturday _ All residence halls close at 7:00 p.m.
: Dec, 14-Jan.11_— Sunday-Sunday Winter recess
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NOTE
The prefix for all telephone
numbers on campus is 758,
unless otherwise stated.
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Things to do when you first arrive on campus
Traditions, Legends, History ......
Alma Mater: Dear Old Wake Forest
Deacon Fight Song: O Here's to Wake Forest
Honor System
Statement of Principle
Chronological History of Wake Forest
Traditions and Legends
Demon Deacon—History
Where To Go
Administrative Offices
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VP for Student Life & Instructional Resources
Associate Vice President and Dean of Student Services
Assistant Vice President for Student Life
Campus Ministry
Chaplain
Career Services
Health Education Program
Judicial Adviser
Multicultural Affairs
Residence Life and Housing
Student Development
Student Union
University Counseling Center
Learning Assistance Program
University Police
Volunteer Service Corps
Student Health Service
Health Information
Class Excuses
Health Insurance
Inclement Weather
Retention of Medical Records
Health Information Summary
Immunization Policy
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infection Policy
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Academic Policies
and Information
Computer Usage
Course Drop/Add
Faculty Advisers
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
Registration
Summer Session
Social Regulations
and Policies
Personal Conduct
Organizational Conduct
Greek Life Prinicples and Policies
Non-Discrimination Statement
Student Complaints
Rape and Sexual Assault
Sexual Harassment
Administrative Withdrawal Policy
Alcoholic Beverages
Alcohol Abuse
Substance Abuse Policy and Program
Hazing
Residential Noise Policy
Sales and Solicitations
Campus Posting
Visitation
Services and Facilities
Activities and Advertising
Audiovisual (AV) and Media Support Services
Auto Registration and Traffic Fines
Barber Shop
Book Store
Copy Center
For Day Students
Deacon Shop
Disabled Student Services
Information Desk
Information Systems
Library Services
Media Support and Services
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Meeting Rooms
Microcomputer Sales and Service
Post Office
Practice Rooms
Sundry Shop
Shuttle, Escort Services, and Safe Rides
Telecommunication Services
University ID Cards—Campus Card Program
University Stores Service Center
Village Deacon Shop
Wachovia Bank.
How to Advertise Your Event
Why. You Should Keep the WFU Bulletin
Hours of Operation
Food
Services
Recreation
Religious—Group Meeting Times
Benson Center
Student Health Service
Student Organizations
Academic and Honorary Societies
Greek Organizations
Media and Publications
Religious Organizations
Service Organizations
Sports and Recreation
Student Governance
Special Interest Groups
Additional Academic
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Interdisciplinary Minors
East Asian Languages and Literatures
Foreign Area Studies
Humanities
Interdisciplinary Honors
Natural Sciences
Open Curriculum
Theme Houses
Writing Center
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Activities on
Big Four Sports Day
Irving Carlyle Lecture Series
Christmas Moravian Lovefeast
Opening Convocation
Family Weekend
Film Series
The Fine Arts
Founders’ Day
Homecoming
Intramural Sports
Project Pumpkin
Secrest Artist Series
Springfest
Activities off Campus
Movie Theaters
Outdoors
Arts and Culture
Other Attractions
Sports
Local Shopping and Services
Restaurants
Useful Telephone Numbers ...........
Fall Class Schedule/Calendar .....
Reynolda Campus
Spring Class Schedule/Calendar..
Winston-Salem Map
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Now what do you do?
On the first day of orientation, go with your resident adviser to the
.. University Book Store to pick up your student ID/meal card.
Go to the post office to locate your mail box and to get a key.
If you have opened an account with Wachovia Bank, you may
“| want to visit the campus branch to settle the matters of checks, etc.
If you are bringing a motor vehicle to campus, you must register it
with the Department of Parking Management. The annual registra-
tion fee is $95. Hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m.
Bring proof of vehicle ownership to verify license plate. Call
758-6123 if you have any questions. Register your bike at the
satellite office in Davis.
Arrange to meet with your academic adviser. An appointment
sheet will be posted on his/her door.
You will be assigned your computer network login ID and pass-
word at the ThinkPad Orientation Training.
Pick up a copy of the temporary telephone listing of all undergrad-
uate students registered on campus; it is distributed through resi-
dence halls. A more comprehensive telephone directory is distrib-
uted in the fall. It has phone numbers for all the students, faculty,
and staff as well as students’ home addresses. There is a list of
useful phone numbers in the back of this handbook.
Do not be lulled into a false sense of security on campus. There are
occasional thefts and other unwanted incidents. Check to see if
your family’s homeowners’ insurance will extend to cover your
belongings on campus, and record the serial numbers of your valu-
ables. Students are encouraged to have items engraved with their
driver’s license number and state abbreviation. Engraving tools can
be borrowed from each residence hall RA or University Police.
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