Page 31 - WilmU Spring Summer 2013

College News
English Department, Kate Co le
ENG 101 will become ENG 121.
ENG 102 will become ENG 122.
ENG 111 will become ENG 131 Public Speaking.
First Year Experience, Ma Wilson
A new ESL program and courses for
International students have been added.
History Department, Lynn Moore
HIS 324 Delaware History has been a pilot
course but now will be added to the 2013-14
catalog.
HIS 322 History of Business was an archived
course but now will be added to the 2013-14
catalog.
Humanities Department, DannyWalker
PHI 100 Introduction to Critical Thinking is a
new course and will be added to the 2013-14
catalog. This course will be added as a required
course in the General Education Requirements
for all full undergraduate degree programs
effective fall 2013.
Mathematics Department, Barry Renner
MAT 095 will change to a semester format
beginning fall 2013.
MAT 101 will become MAT 121.
MAT 102 will become MAT 122.
Science Department, Dr. John Burbage
All sections of SCI 308 and MAT 308 will be
cross-listed to expand availability for students.
Student artwork
on display in
Peoples Building
T he halls of the Peoples
Building onWilmington
University’s New Castle
campus are lined with
the artwork of some
very talented students.
Photography, paintings, drawings
and graphic designs created by
students in several College of Arts &
Sciences and College of Technology
courses were put on display both
physically and electronically in
February. WU
W ilmington University
artists rock!
If you don’t believe it,
visit the new Wilmington
University Arts and
Writing Gallery sponsored by the College of
Arts and Sciences.
Not only does this gallery showcase students’
artistic talents, it is also a virtual space where
individuals can participate in the conversation
about art along with the greater WilmU
community. Participants can create a conversa-
tion or participate in an ongoing discussion.
Currently, the University is showcasing
the Spring 2013 Student Show. The students
from Arts and Sciences as well as Technology
classes have contributed a multitude of media,
including graphite, acrylic, watercolor, charcoal,
marker, pastel, tempera, colored pencil,
photography, lithography and collage. It will
feature new art on a regular basis, including
collaborative art and submissions from the
larger WilmU community. The works are on
the display in the Peoples Building on the New
Castle campus.
Another featured section is the “Writing
Gallery.” The University is asking for people to
tell their stories through words, pictures and
movies. The stories can be anything, authenti-
cally told.
Students, faculty and staff with access to
Blackboard can find the galleries under the
“Organizations” tab. WU
Arts andwriting galleries put student talent front and center
BY KATE COTTLE AND DANNYWALKER
SPRING/SUMMER