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Bring your passion and experience into the classroom.

Monday, April 7 through Friday, April 11, ArtsFest 2025 will be showcasing the remarkable art, artists, and artistic opportunities at Wilson. 

This year ������Ƶ ’s theme is ART IS... SHARING STORIES and we are featuring ������Ƶ and Chambersburg community members who will be sharing their experience, expertise, and work at ArtsFest 2025. Events include presentations/readings, performances, projects, workshops/classes, exhibitions, immersive experiences, ������Ƶ “make and take ������Ƶ ” or arts and crafts type experiences, and other type of arts-based events.

������Ƶ is hosting a blood drive on Wednesday, October 9 from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Laird Hall.

Volunteers are needed to help with the drive. If you are able to volunteer please email: nurse@wilson.edu

If you are able to donate blood, please sign up at:

������Ƶ will host a vaccination clinic on Wednesday, October 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Lenfest Commons. It is FREE with your insurance card. You must bring proof of insurance. This is for ages 18 and above and is walk-in service.

Common Hour Celebrates the ARTS!
Join Common Hour as it celebrates ArtsFest! Speakers and topics TBD.  

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Dispatches from Earthwatch: Exploring the World as a Citizen Scientist
Recipients of The Joan M. Thuebel ������Ƶ ‘52 Earthwatch Award will share their expedition experiences.

Chris Mayer, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies
������Ƶ “Discovering Ancient Societies in Portugal ������Ƶ ”

Erin Roszkowiak ������Ƶ ‘25
������Ƶ “Following Forest Owls in Western U.S. ������Ƶ —Utah

Zeke Changuris, ������Ƶ ‘24 MH
������Ƶ “Unearthing Ancient History in Tuscany ������Ƶ ”

Tuesday, Feb 11 11:00 (Lenfest Commons in JSM Library)
������Ƶ “ ������Ƶ ‘I Can Always Just Google It Later: ������Ƶ ’ Is Digital Amnesia a Credible Threat to Learning and Memory? ������Ƶ ”

Brittany Harman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology

������Ƶ “WISER ������Ƶ ” Faculty on Word and Song

Melanie Gregg, Ph.D., Professor of Humanities
������Ƶ “Advancing Communication Equity: The Case for Neuroqueer Crip Techno Heteroglossia in AI Development and Beyond ������Ƶ ”

Dillon Beede, Director of Choral Activities and Chair in Music
������Ƶ “The (Trans)formational Choir: Insights into Identity, Pedagogy, and Policy from a Trans and Gender Expansive Choir ������Ƶ ”

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������Ƶ “WISER ������Ƶ ” Faculty on the Classroom

Daniela DiGregorio, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Education ������Ƶ —TESOL
"How Can Teachers Improve the Mental Health of College Students?"

Janet Foor, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Special Education
������Ƶ “How Can We Implement AI with Integrity for Student Use in the College Classroom? Being Proactive and Keeping the End in Mind. ������Ƶ ”

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Join us for a talk to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. "Creating Belonging On Campus" will be presented by Carlos Andrés Gómez on Tuesday, September 24 at 5:15 p.m. in Brooks Science Center Auditorium at ������Ƶ. This is event is free and open to the public.