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SHADOW A CURRENT STUDENT

Visiting campus and shadowing a current student allows you to see what campus life is really like at Widener.  Observing a real college-level class allows you to explore the inner-workings of the major that interests you most.   You will have the opportunity to speak with current students and faculty members, and experience the intellectual discussion found at Widener.

Our Shadow a Current Student Program is conducted over the Fall and Spring semesters, and consists of the following:

  • Sit in on a class with a current student in your academic area of interest
  • Tour of Campus
  • Lunch is on us

Additional Notes:

  • Online requests to shadow a current student must be made at least 5 business days in advance

  • You will be contacted by a member of the respective Academic Department to confirm details of the visit

         **  If you are interested in joining Widener's Honors Program in General Education, please contact Dr. Ilene Lieberman, Director, at (610) 499-4275 (or by e-mail at idlieberman@widener.edu) to arrange a visit to an Honors course while you are on campus.

 

If you are unsure of the academic school or college that includes your major of interest, please visit our Programs and Majors webpage.

 

NOTE:  Online registration for this program will be available in September 2008

 

SPRING 2008

Please find your interested academic school or college below to view the weekday class shadow schedule.

College of Arts and Sciences
    

Humanities:

       * Includes those interested in Secondary Education Certification in Humanities

Monday/Wednesday Classes:

  • History 100/101; 10am-10:50, 11am-11:50
  • English 102; 1pm-1:50

Tuesday/Thursday Classes:

  • History 102; 11am-12:15
  • English 102; 9:30am-10:45



Social Science:

         * Includes those interested in Pre-Law

         *Includes those interested in Pre-Physical Therapy / Psychology, Anthropology, or Sociology

       * Includes those interested in Secondary Education Certification in Social Sciences

 

Monday - Friday Classes:  

  • Schedule Not Yet Available for Spring 2008

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Science:

        * Includes those interested in Pre-Med

        *  Includes those interested in Biology / Pre-Physical Therapy

        * Includes those interested in Secondary Education Certification in Sciences

Monday/Wednesday Classes:

  • Biology 162;  9am-9:50, or 10am-10:50
  • Chemistry 145/146;  8am-8:50, or 9am-9:50, or 10am-10:50
  • Computer Science 151;  10am-10:50
  • Environmental Science 201/261;  9am-9:50, or 11am-11:50
  • Physics 161/162; 8am-8:50, or 10am-10:50, or 11am-11:50
  • Physics 261; 9am-9:50
  • Math 141/142;  9am-9:50
  • Computer Science 152; 10am-10:50
  • Biochemistry 452; 10am-10:50 (only for biochem majors)

Tuesday/Thursday Classes:

  • Chemistry 145/146;  8am-9:15 (Tuesday only), or 9:30am-10:45

School of Business Administration


Tuesday/Thursday Classes:

  • Business 110; 9:30am-10:45am, or 11am-12:15, or 12:30pm-1:45, or 2pm-3:15pm

School of Engineering

Monday Classes:

  • Engineering 114 (lecture);  1pm-1:50

Wednesday Classes:

  • Engineering 112/113/114 (lecture); 12pm-12:50, or 1pm-1:50
  • Engineering 114 (lab); 3pm-5

Tuesday/Thursday Classes:

  • Engineering 112 (lab);  2pm-4
  • Engineering 112 (lecture); 3pm-3:50 (Thursdays only)

School of Hospitality Management

Monday/Wednesday Classes:

  • Intro to Hospitality Mgmt. (HM 101);  2pm-2:50


Tuesday Classes:

  • Intro to Food Prep Lab (HM 107);  11:00am-11:30*
    * Student would visit Lab for last half hour to observe the finished product
  • Applied Food Production Management (HM 207);  11:30pm-12:30

 

School of Nursing

  • Intro to Nursing 125; Monday 5:30pm-7:20pm

  • Intro to Nursing 125; Tuesday 9am-10:50, or 1pm-2:50
  • Intro to Nursing 125; Thursday 9am-10:50, or 2pm-3:50
  • Health Assessment Lab (Nursing 353); Saturday 11:15am-12:45

School of Human Service Professions


Education (early childhood, elementary, special education)

Tuesday/Thursday Class:

  • Education 101;  11:30am-12:15 



Social Work

Wednesday Class:

  • Introduction to Social Work & Social Welfare (SW107); 11am-1:30

Exploratory Studies

Refer to any academic program above for class schedules. 

**  Note that If a student is completelty undecided towards an academic area of interest, we recommend to choose a class from the humanities or social sciences listed above

   
     
 
     
 
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