When do I get my class schedule?
When students attend DKS, they meet with an Academic Advisor as part of the program. During this meeting, the Advisor will review requirements for your major and any academic credit you have completed, like college credit plus classes, AP credit and placement test scores. Students attend this appointment on their own. Once you complete this advising appointment, you will leave with your class schedule for the upcoming semester. Your Academic Advisor will also provide their contact information if you have any questions.
Do parents or support members need to attend DKS?
We welcome family members and support members to attend orientation. We recognize that they play an important role in student success and want to ensure they’re included. This is a great time for family members to learn more and connect with departments on campus that offer student support throughout the year. There are parts of the orientation program specifically designated for the student and parts of the program specifically designated for the family member.
What should I pack or bring with me to DKS?
We host orientation rain or shine, so please be mindful of the weather. Items to pack include: comfortable shoes, clothing for the duration of your stay (we recommend dressing in layers), toiletries and any necessary medication, pajamas, shower shoes or flip flops. Be sure to pack your chargers and any blankets or comfort items you would like to bring. A linen packet that includes towels, a wash cloth, a fitted sheet and a flat sheet will be provided for your residence hall room.
School of Foundations, Leadership and Administration
The Higher Education Administration program is proud to announce Gregory L. King, M.Ed. ’93, as the recipient of the 2023-24 Alumni Award. The award recognizes program alumni who have achieved a noteworthy and accomplished career in the field of higher education.King, a native of Bedford, Ohio, is the 14th president of the University of Mount Union. King graduated from Mount Union in 1989 with a Bachelor of Arts in business administration and sport management. He joined the staff at Mount Union that same year as the institution’s first intern of the Wayne Manzilla Diversity Internship pr...
On April 8, 2024, the Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ State University Department of Physics will host four planetarium shows at 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, and 4 pm. Embark on your own stargazing adventure and join us underneath our awe-inspiring 40-foot dome for any of our three planetarium shows taking place April 8 – the day of the total solar eclipse. Student guides will take guests on a captivating journey through space that explores the constellations and how to navigate the night sky. In addition, the Department of Physics will have faculty and students available for demonstrations and activ...
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