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MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS2014

Incoming freshmen show their Warrior pride during Admitted Student Day.

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Wayne State University — Marketing and Communications — 2014

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RECRUITING BY MAILThe Office of Undergraduate Admissions conducts a number of print campaigns throughout the year. Each is targeted at a key audience and each has a specific goal. For example, high school students are invited to events such as the Spring Open House, while admitted students receive welcome packets filled with compelling reasons to enroll at Wayne State, an invitation to Admitted Student Day and detailed orientation materials.

Undergraduate Admissions 42 W. Warren Ave. Detroit, MI 48201

MARCH 22 • 10 A.M.-2 P.M.

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Above: Prospective students are mailed invitations to Spring Open House.

Below: Admitted students are encouraged to come to campus for either Admitted Student Day or Spring Open House — or both.

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Pre-orientation checklistn Register for orientation using your

WSU AccessID and password: wayne.edu/orientation

n Review your financial aid information: pipeline.wayne.edu

n Set up your WSU email account: go.wayne.edu/newstudent

n Think about living on campus: housing.wayne.edu

n Review your transfer credit evaluation: stars.wayne.edu

Orientation FAQIs attendance required? Yes — every new student is expected to participate in WSU’s orientation process.

Does this cost anything? A charge to cover materials and expenses is automatically included in your tuition and fees bill.

Can I bring guests? Due to space constraints, only students can be accommodated for orientation activities.

What if I need special accommodations? WSU is committed to providing equal opportunity for participation in all programs, services and activities. For assistance, email [email protected] at least 10 days prior to your session.

Where do I go for more information? Visit orientation.wayne.edu or call 313-577-2100.

WSU New Student OrientationOrientation is an important — and fun — introduction to Wayne State University that takes place on our Midtown campus and is offered on several dates:Friday, March 28; 8 a.m.-noon

Welcome Center AuditoriumThursday, April 17; noon-5 p.m.

McGregor Memorial Conference CenterWednesday, April 30; noon-5 p.m.

Welcome Center Auditorium

Choose the session that’s right for you and sign up at wayne.edu/orientation using your AccessID and password.

Above: We communicate key details in a concise way through the New Student Orientation invitation.

Below: Each admitted student receives a welcome packet in the mail with details about becoming a Warrior.


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BE A WARRIOR

at WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

2015 outreachWhen high school students express early interest in WSU by requesting information or including the WSU code on their ACT, we actively reach out to them in a number of ways. Events such as AP Day allow motivated students to experience campus firsthand, while the One Minute Scholar video series puts WSU faculty into high school classrooms. A key communication piece is the prospective student viewbook, which showcases everything Wayne State has to offer with succinct copy and aspirational photos.

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The prospective student viewbook was designed to inform and impress.

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AP DAYWayne State

Tuesday, April 23 10 a.m.-noon

Join us on campus for our 10th annual Advanced Placement Curriculum Enrichment Day. You’ll get an insider’s look at college life — including a sample lecture, tour and lunch in a residence hall café.

WSU faculty members will lecture on:

n Biology

nCalculus

nChemistry

nComputer science

nEnglish composition

nEnglish literature

nGerman

nHuman geography

n Italian

n Physics

nPsychology

nSpanish

nStatistics

nUnited States history

nWorld history

The entire event is free, but space is limited! Register today to reserve a spot in the lecture of your choice: go.wayne.edu/apday.

AIM HIGHER

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Above: Teachers are invited to use One Minute Scholar videos in the classroom to enhance daily lessons.

Below: The annual AP Day rewards motivated students with a fun and educational campus experience — and a preview of what’s to come.


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RECRUITING EVENT MATERIALSTo help admission counselors make the most of their time at college fairs and other recruiting events, we create attention-grabbing, information-packed materials for their tables. Counselors flip through booklets to illustrate their discussions, then send students off with those details in hand. The academic search poster not only provides key details — such as a list of undergraduate degree programs — but also offers a multitude of reasons why Wayne State is a great choice.

Admission counselors use a series of targeted booklets to tell prospective students about topics such as financial aid and the Irvin D. Reid Honors College.

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Fund your futurefinaid.wayne.edu • scholarships.wayne.edu

Affordable? College? Yes. We believe college should be affordable to anyone who’s willing to put in the time and effort.

That’s why even though Wayne State’s tuition is the lowest among Michigan’s research universities, we presented nearly

$38 million in institutional awards to undergraduate students during the 2012-13 academic year. The first step to financial

assistance is completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.gov. It’s available beginning January 1,

so file using the WSU federal code 002329 as early as possible (and before our priority deadline of March 31) for maximum

aid consideration. Once you complete the FAFSA and are admitted to WSU, you will receive your award information that may

include federal, state, institutional and private aid in forms of scholarships, grants, college work-study and loans annually.

Do the mathThere is no better investment than the future you. But how much will a Wayne State degree cost you? That answer depends

on several factors, such as how many credits you take and whether you live on campus or commute. The following estimates

can give you an idea.

2013-14 estimated expenses (based on a freshman taking 15 credits during both fall and winter semesters)

Go to apps.reg.wayne.edu/tuition to calculate your personal tuition and fee estimate.

EXPLORE. DO MORE.Whether you walk onto campus knowing exactly where you want to go or you’re searching for your passion, Wayne State stands ready with hundreds of undergraduate program options.

Find your own answersresearch.wayne.edu

WSU’s standing as a premier urban research

university means more opportunity for you to

get into the lab and explore ideas that interest

you, no matter what your course of study may

be. Top-notch professors guide these efforts

with patience and expertise. As early as your

freshman year, you’ll analyze and inspect in

WSU’s state-of-the-art labs, with access to

fieldwork and funds for conferences.

AIM HIGHERwayne.edu

Map usWSU Welcome Center42 W. WarrenDetroit, MI 48201

Mail usP.O. Box 02759Detroit, MI 48202

Call us313-577-2100

Email [email protected]

Visit usadmissions.wayne.edu

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMSBusiness Administrationbusiness.wayne.eduAccountingFinanceGlobal Supply Chain

ManagementManagement Management Information

SystemsMarketing

Educationcoe.wayne.eduElementary Education (K-8)Health Education (6-12)Instructional TechnologyKinesiology (K-12)Secondary Education (6-12)Special Education (K-12)

Engineeringengineering.wayne.eduComputer Science (B.S.)Engineering - Biomedical1

- Chemical - Civil - Electrical - General - Industrial - Mechanical Technology - Computer1

- Construction Management1

- Electric Transportation1

- Electrical/Electronic Engineering1

- Electromechanical Engineering1

- Manufacturing Engineering1

- Mechanical Engineering1

Fine, Performing and Communication Artswww.cfpca.wayne.eduArtArt HistoryCommunication Studies

DanceDesign and MerchandisingFilmJournalism - Print/Online - Broadcast and Digital

Media Media Arts and StudiesMusicPublic RelationsTheatre

Liberal Arts and Sciencesclas.wayne.eduAfricana StudiesAnthropologyAsian StudiesAstronomyBiochemistry and

Chemical BiologyBiological SciencesBiomedical PhysicsChemistryClassics (Greek and Latin)Communication Sciences

and DisordersComputer Science (B.A.)Criminal JusticeDieteticsEconomicsEnglishEnvironmental Science Film StudiesGender, Sexuality and

Women’s StudiesGeologyGermanHistoryInformation Systems TechnologyJewish Studies (minor only)Labor StudiesLatino/a and Latin American

Studies (co-major)LinguisticsMathematicsNear Eastern Languages

(Arabic and Hebrew)Near Eastern StudiesNutrition and Food Science

Peace and Conflict Studies (co-major)

PhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologyPublic AffairsReligious Studies (minor only)Romance Languages (French,

Italian and Spanish)Slavic Studies (Polish and Russian)SociologyUrban Studies

Nursingnursing.wayne.eduNursing1,2

Pharmacy and Health Sciencescphs.wayne.eduClinical Laboratory Science1,2

Health Sciences1,2

- Occupational Therapy Mortuary Science1,2

Pathologists’ Assistant1,2

Radiation Therapy Technology1,2

Radiologic Technology1,2

Social Worksocialwork.wayne.eduSocial Work1,2

FOR UNDECIDED STUDENTSMany students aren’t ready to pick a major right away. If you’re undecided, we have a program to help first-year freshmen test the waters. These exploratory tracks are limited to 45 credit hours or less; after completion you must declare a major. Your advisor will be there to help every step of the way.

Communication Arts3

Fine Arts3 Humanities3

Life/Health Sciences3

Performing Arts3

Physical Sciences/Mathematics3

Social Sciences3

PRE-PROFESSIONAL CURRICULA If your ultimate career goal requires much more than an undergraduate degree, Wayne State can help you get there. These pre-professional programs are not majors, but are designed to put you in prime position for advanced schooling.

Pre-Dentistry3

Pre-Law3

Pre-Medicine3

Pre-Occupational Therapy3

Pre-Osteopathic Medicine3

Pre-Pharmacy3

Pre-Physical Therapy3

Pre-Physician Assistant Studies3

Pre-Veterinary Medicine3

HONORS COLLEGEhonors.wayne.eduThe Irvin D. Reid Honors College is for motivated students who thrive on academic challenges. Honors students can pursue any major and choose one of four Start programs, which set your course directly for graduate school at Wayne State.

B Start (Business)Engineering GradStartHealthPro StartMedStart

1 Students cannot apply directly to this program. Additional application process required.

2 Pre-professional curricula available.3 Not a bachelor’s degree program.

When you become a Wayne State Warrior, you’ll exceed your own expectations. Sure, you’ll earn your degree, but you won’t be satisfied with just a diploma. Why? Because you’ll want an experience. You’ll want to wander off the beaten path. Heck, you’ll want to pave your own road.

You’ll challenge yourself in Detroit, a city with spirit. You’ll meet fascinating people with fascinating points of view. You’ll engage in lively classroom discussions with profs who aren’t just teaching from the books — they’re writing them. And then you’ll test what you’ve learned out in the world, doing fieldwork or hands-on research that will uniquely prepare you for your career or grad school. No, Wayne State isn’t a walk in the park — but why would you want it to be? Show up and get ready for real life.

Make yourself at homehousing.wayne.edu • dining.wayne.edu

Being just steps away from your classes isn’t the only reason to live on

campus, but it’s a huge perk. In addition to being a short walk from lecture

halls, libraries and labs, Wayne State’s comfortable housing offers amenities

like Wi-Fi, air conditioning and cable. There’s space for studying and

socializing in the rooms and community areas, which include kitchen,

fitness and laundry facilities.

Residents and commuters alike will enjoy the convenience of on-campus

dining. Relax over all-you-care-to-eat fare with friends at the Towers Café or

Gold ’n’ Greens, which features vegetarian, vegan and kosher dairy cuisine.

You also can grab a bite on the go at spots such as Taco Bell, Starbucks and

Bene Pizza, all centrally located in the Student Center.

Expand your horizonsstudyabroad.wayne.edu • careerservices.wayne.eduAt Wayne State, education is not confined to the classroom. With academic connections all over the globe, WSU offers dozens of career-enriching study abroad programs on five of the seven continents. Close to campus, the city of Detroit is rich with opportunity for hands-on experience in your chosen field. Whether you’re looking for an internship or a full-time job, WSU will help you find your best match.

Come to Wayne State to soar

Be smarthonors.wayne.edu

The Irvin D. Reid Honors College offers more than challenging academics.

It helps you make your mark on the world. This city-based, service-oriented

experience will give you the resources to go on to greatness, like alumni

who lead Fortune 500 companies and excel at the most prestigious medical

schools — including ours. Plus you’ll get priority registration for the best

classes and collaborate with like-minded students and faculty. Apply early for

optimal consideration.

Graduate school gradschool.wayne.edu Wayne State is well known for its graduate school. Here, you can earn certificates as well as master’s, doctoral and professional degrees in hundreds of fields, including law, medicine, library and information science, nursing, social work, pharmacy, physical therapy, business and more.

Get in the gamewsuathletics.com • rfc.wayne.edu

Wayne State Warriors compete in most

major sports — and do quite well. The

WSU women’s basketball team reached

the NCAA Sweet Sixteen in 2013, and

the swimming and diving teams swept

their GLIAC conference titles yet again.

Don’t delay in stocking up on green-

and-gold spiritwear and joining us as

we root for our hometown heroes.

The Mort Harris Recreation and Fitness

Center is a great way to stay fit, have

fun and blow off some steam on

campus. In addition to a full gym,

sport courts, three-lane track and

30-foot rock wall, it offers a variety of

intramural and club sports.

Prepare to go proadvising.wayne.eduWhether your goal is to be a nurse or a doctor, a pharmacist or a dentist, an attorney or a politician, you’ll find the right courses covering the right skill sets from the right faculty members at Wayne State. WSU offers a wide range of pre-professional programs designed to give you a jump on the future. You’ll start by selecting an undergraduate major that complements your future goals, and work closely with an advisor to stay on track.

Live it up in Midtownmidtowndetroitinc.org

Whether you know it as Motown, Hockeytown, Motor City or

the D, this place has a personality all its own. It’s real here. It’s

friendly here. And Wayne State’s Midtown Detroit neighbors

are legendary: Comerica Park and the Fox Theatre, just to name

a couple. There’s always something going on, and Wayne State

puts you in prime position to be part of it all.

Check us outDo you have what it takes to succeed in the D? Come see for

yourself. Campus tours take place each weekday at 10 a.m. and

2 p.m. A Warrior Guide will walk you around and answer all of

your questions. Because these are current students, they can fill

you in on everything from favorite profs to which day the Towers

Café serves sushi. Reserve your spot at wayne.edu/tour or by

calling 313-577-2100.

Get a 360-degree preview before you leave home at

virtualtour.wayne.edu.

In-stateOut-of-state Commuting Living on campusLiving on campus

$21,507

Tuition and fees$11,094

Books and supplies$1,144

Room and board$9,269

$34,126




$15,192



Transportation$2,954

In-stateOut-of-state Commuting Living on campusLiving on campus

$21,507




$34,126




$15,192




Apply now apply.wayne.edu

Wayne State University reviews each

applicant individually based on GPA,

ACT or SAT score, and any supporting

documentation that may be requested.

(Use WSU code 2064 when you take

the ACT; use 1898 for the SAT.) If you

are transferring from another college or

university, or have taken AP exams or IB

courses, get details about applying those

credits to your Wayne State record at

transfercredit.wayne.edu.

Stay to playdoso.wayne.edu • studentcenter.wayne.edu

Looking to go beyond the books? Wayne

State is home to hundreds of student

organizations that sponsor everything from

ethnic celebrations and political debates to

charity events. Whether you’re interested

in a fraternity or sorority, a professional

organization or a cultural group, there’s no

better way to meet people, find things to do,

make a difference and have a blast.

WE’VE GOT SOMETHING TO SHOW YOU.

SEE FOR YOURSELF.

A CITY THAT WILL D EFY YO U R

D O S O M ET H I N G.

E X P E C TAT I O N S .A MAJOR RESEARCH UNIVERSITY

OF CULTURE-SMART, CAREER-READY

IN THE

OF DETROIT’S MOST VIBRANT NEIGHBORHOOD.

Live in a U.S. state or Canadian province that borders a Great Lake? You may qualify for tuition at 110% of the in-state rate.

AND A CA M P U S FU LL

ST U D EN TSREADY TO

GET OUT THERE AND

Fund your futurefinaid.wayne.edu • scholarships.wayne.edu

Affordable? College? Yes. We believe college should be affordable to anyone who’s willing to put in the time and effort.

That’s why even though Wayne State’s tuition is the lowest among Michigan’s research universities, we presented nearly

$38 million in institutional awards to undergraduate students during the 2012-13 academic year. The first step to financial

assistance is completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.gov. It’s available beginning January 1,

so file using the WSU federal code 002329 as early as possible (and before our priority deadline of March 31) for maximum

aid consideration. Once you complete the FAFSA and are admitted to WSU, you will receive your award information that may

include federal, state, institutional and private aid in forms of scholarships, grants, college work-study and loans annually.

Do the mathThere is no better investment than the future you. But how much will a Wayne State degree cost you? That answer depends

on several factors, such as how many credits you take and whether you live on campus or commute. The following estimates

can give you an idea.

2013-14 estimated expenses (based on a freshman taking 15 credits during both fall and winter semesters)

Go to apps.reg.wayne.edu/tuition to calculate your personal tuition and fee estimate.

EXPLORE. DO MORE. Whether you walk onto campus knowing exactly where you want to go or you’re searching for your passion, Wayne State stands ready with hundreds of undergraduate program options.

Find your own answersresearch.wayne.edu

WSU’s standing as a premier urban research

university means more opportunity for you to

get into the lab and explore ideas that interest

you, no matter what your course of study may

be. Top-notch professors guide these efforts

with patience and expertise. As early as your

freshman year, you’ll analyze and inspect in

WSU’s state-of-the-art labs, with access to

fieldwork and funds for conferences.

AIM HIGHERwayne.edu

Map usWSU Welcome Center42 W. WarrenDetroit, MI 48201

Mail usP.O. Box 02759Detroit, MI 48202

Call us313-577-2100

Email [email protected]

Visit usadmissions.wayne.edu

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMSBusiness Administrationbusiness.wayne.eduAccountingFinanceGlobal Supply Chain

ManagementManagement Management Information

SystemsMarketing

Educationcoe.wayne.eduElementary Education (K-8)Health Education (6-12)Instructional TechnologyKinesiology (K-12)Secondary Education (6-12)Special Education (K-12)

Engineeringengineering.wayne.eduComputer Science (B.S.)Engineering - Biomedical1

- Chemical - Civil - Electrical - General - Industrial - Mechanical Technology - Computer1

- Construction Management1

- Electric Transportation1

- Electrical/Electronic Engineering1

- Electromechanical Engineering1

- Manufacturing Engineering1

- Mechanical Engineering1

Fine, Performing and Communication Artswww.cfpca.wayne.eduArtArt HistoryCommunication Studies

DanceDesign and MerchandisingFilmJournalism - Print/Online - Broadcast and Digital

Media Media Arts and StudiesMusicPublic RelationsTheatre

Liberal Arts and Sciencesclas.wayne.eduAfricana StudiesAnthropologyAsian StudiesAstronomyBiochemistry and

Chemical BiologyBiological SciencesBiomedical PhysicsChemistryClassics (Greek and Latin)Communication Sciences

and DisordersComputer Science (B.A.)Criminal JusticeDieteticsEconomicsEnglishEnvironmental Science Film StudiesGender, Sexuality and

Women’s StudiesGeologyGermanHistoryInformation Systems TechnologyJewish Studies (minor only)Labor StudiesLatino/a and Latin American

Studies (co-major)LinguisticsMathematicsNear Eastern Languages

(Arabic and Hebrew)Near Eastern StudiesNutrition and Food Science

Peace and Conflict Studies (co-major)

PhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologyPublic AffairsReligious Studies (minor only)Romance Languages (French,

Italian and Spanish)Slavic Studies (Polish and Russian)SociologyUrban Studies

Nursingnursing.wayne.eduNursing1,2

Pharmacy and Health Sciencescphs.wayne.eduClinical Laboratory Science1,2

Health Sciences1,2

- Occupational Therapy Mortuary Science1,2

Pathologists’ Assistant1,2

Radiation Therapy Technology1,2

Radiologic Technology1,2

Social Worksocialwork.wayne.eduSocial Work1,2

FOR UNDECIDED STUDENTSMany students aren’t ready to pick a major right away. If you’re undecided, we have a program to help first-year freshmen test the waters. These exploratory tracks are limited to 45 credit hours or less; after completion you must declare a major. Your advisor will be there to help every step of the way.

Communication Arts3

Fine Arts3

Humanities3

Life/Health Sciences3

Performing Arts3

Physical Sciences/Mathematics3

Social Sciences3

PRE-PROFESSIONAL CURRICULA If your ultimate career goal requires much more than an undergraduate degree, Wayne State can help you get there. These pre-professional programs are not majors, but are designed to put you in prime position for advanced schooling.

Pre-Dentistry3

Pre-Law3

Pre-Medicine3

Pre-Occupational Therapy3

Pre-Osteopathic Medicine3

Pre-Pharmacy3

Pre-Physical Therapy3

Pre-Physician Assistant Studies3

Pre-Veterinary Medicine3

HONORS COLLEGEhonors.wayne.eduThe Irvin D. Reid Honors College is for motivated students who thrive on academic challenges. Honors students can pursue any major and choose one of four Start programs, which set your course directly for graduate school at Wayne State.

B Start (Business)Engineering GradStartHealthPro StartMedStart

1 Students cannot apply directly to this program. Additional application process required.

2 Pre-professional curricula available.3 Not a bachelor’s degree program.

When you become a Wayne State Warrior, you’ll exceed your own expectations. Sure, you’ll earn your degree, but you won’t be satisfied with just a diploma. Why? Because you’ll want an experience. You’ll want to wander off the beaten path. Heck, you’ll want to pave your own road.

You’ll challenge yourself in Detroit, a city with spirit. You’ll meet fascinating people with fascinating points of view. You’ll engage in lively classroom discussions with profs who aren’t just teaching from the books — they’re writing them. And then you’ll test what you’ve learned out in the world, doing fieldwork or hands-on research that will uniquely prepare you for your career or grad school. No, Wayne State isn’t a walk in the park — but why would you want it to be? Show up and get ready for real life.

Make yourself at homehousing.wayne.edu • dining.wayne.edu

Being just steps away from your classes isn’t the only reason to live on

campus, but it’s a huge perk. In addition to being a short walk from lecture

halls, libraries and labs, Wayne State’s comfortable housing offers amenities

like Wi-Fi, air conditioning and cable. There’s space for studying and

socializing in the rooms and community areas, which include kitchen,

fitness and laundry facilities.

Residents and commuters alike will enjoy the convenience of on-campus

dining. Relax over all-you-care-to-eat fare with friends at the Towers Café or

Gold ’n’ Greens, which features vegetarian, vegan and kosher dairy cuisine.

You also can grab a bite on the go at spots such as Taco Bell, Starbucks and

Bene Pizza, all centrally located in the Student Center.

Expand your horizonsstudyabroad.wayne.edu • careerservices.wayne.eduAt Wayne State, education is not confined to the classroom. With academic connections all over the globe, WSU offers dozens of career-enriching study abroad programs on five of the seven continents. Close to campus, the city of Detroit is rich with opportunity for hands-on experience in your chosen field. Whether you’re looking for an internship or a full-time job, WSU will help you find your best match.

C o m e t o W a y n e S t a t e t o s o a r

Be smarthonors.wayne.edu

The Irvin D. Reid Honors College offers more than challenging academics.

It helps you make your mark on the world. This city-based, service-oriented

experience will give you the resources to go on to greatness, like alumni

who lead Fortune 500 companies and excel at the most prestigious medical

schools — including ours. Plus you’ll get priority registration for the best

classes and collaborate with like-minded students and faculty. Apply early for

optimal consideration.

Graduate school gradschool.wayne.edu Wayne State is well known for its graduate school. Here, you can earn certificates as well as master’s, doctoral and professional degrees in hundreds of fields, including law, medicine, library and information science, nursing, social work, pharmacy, physical therapy, business and more.

Get in the gamewsuathletics.com • rfc.wayne.edu

Wayne State Warriors compete in most

major sports — and do quite well. The

WSU women’s basketball team reached

the NCAA Sweet Sixteen in 2013, and

the swimming and diving teams swept

their GLIAC conference titles yet again.

Don’t delay in stocking up on green-

and-gold spiritwear and joining us as

we root for our hometown heroes.

The Mort Harris Recreation and Fitness

Center is a great way to stay fit, have

fun and blow off some steam on

campus. In addition to a full gym,

sport courts, three-lane track and

30-foot rock wall, it offers a variety of

intramural and club sports.

Prepare to go proadvising.wayne.eduWhether your goal is to be a nurse or a doctor, a pharmacist or a dentist, an attorney or a politician, you’ll find the right courses covering the right skill sets from the right faculty members at Wayne State. WSU offers a wide range of pre-professional programs designed to give you a jump on the future. You’ll start by selecting an undergraduate major that complements your future goals, and work closely with an advisor to stay on track.

Live it up in Midtownmidtowndetroitinc.org

Whether you know it as Motown, Hockeytown, Motor City or

the D, this place has a personality all its own. It’s real here. It’s

friendly here. And Wayne State’s Midtown Detroit neighbors

are legendary: Comerica Park and the Fox Theatre, just to name

a couple. There’s always something going on, and Wayne State

puts you in prime position to be part of it all.

Check us outDo you have what it takes to succeed in the D? Come see for

yourself. Campus tours take place each weekday at 10 a.m. and

2 p.m. A Warrior Guide will walk you around and answer all of

your questions. Because these are current students, they can fill

you in on everything from favorite profs to which day the Towers

Café serves sushi. Reserve your spot at wayne.edu/tour or by

calling 313-577-2100.

Get a 360-degree preview before you leave home at

virtualtour.wayne.edu.

In-state Out-of-state Commuting Living on campus Living on campus

$21,507




$34,126




$15,192




In-state Out-of-state Commuting Living on campus Living on campus

$21,507




$34,126




$15,192




Apply now apply.wayne.edu

Wayne State University reviews each

applicant individually based on GPA,

ACT or SAT score, and any supporting

documentation that may be requested.

(Use WSU code 2064 when you take

the ACT; use 1898 for the SAT.) If you

are transferring from another college or

university, or have taken AP exams or IB

courses, get details about applying those

credits to your Wayne State record at

transfercredit.wayne.edu.

Stay to playdoso.wayne.edu • studentcenter.wayne.edu

Looking to go beyond the books? Wayne

State is home to hundreds of student

organizations that sponsor everything from

ethnic celebrations and political debates to

charity events. Whether you’re interested

in a fraternity or sorority, a professional

organization or a cultural group, there’s no

better way to meet people, find things to do,

make a difference and have a blast.

WE’VE GOT SOMETHING TO SHOW YOU.

SEE FOR YOURSELF.

A CITY THAT WILLDEFY YOUR

DO SOMETHING.

EXPECTATIONS. AMAJOR RESEARCH UNIVERSITY

OF CULTURE-SMART, CAREER-READY

IN THE

OF DETROIT’S MOST VIBRANT NEIGHBORHOOD.

Live in a U.S. state or Canadian province that borders a Great Lake? You may qualify for tuition at 110% of the in-state rate.

AND A

CAMPUS FULL

STUDENTSREADY TO

GET OUT THERE AND

ACADEMICSNursing Program Informational SessionFeb.11 and April 82-3 p.m.March 11 and May 1310-11 a.m.Cohn Building, Room 13nursing.wayne.edu

Pharmacy and Health Sciences High School Informational SessionFeb. 4, March 4 and April 16-8 p.m.Applebaum Buildingcphs.wayne.edu

Advanced Placement DayApril 229 a.m.-1 p.m.Main campuswayne.edu/apday

ATHLETICSBasketball vs. Grand Valley State Feb. 22Women play at 1 p.m.Men play at 3 p.m.

Baseball vs. SaginawValley State March 29 Noonwsuathletics.com ARTSHilberry TheatreMoon Over BuffaloFeb. 21-April 5

Bonstelle Theatre85th Annual Spring Dance ConcertFeb. 27-28

Guys and DollsApril 11-19theatre.wayne.edu

W H A T ' S H A P P E N I N G A T

WAYNE STATE

March 22 • 10 a.m.-2 p.m. • Main campus openhouse.wayne.edu

OPEN HOUSEOPEN HOUSESpring

Above: High school counselors receive event fliers to keep their students informed about opportunities to visit campus.

Below: Everything a prospective student needs to know is covered in this efficient trifold handout.


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TARGETED RECRUITINGWayne State’s recruiting efforts extend far beyond high school. Recent campaigns have reached out to summer semester guest students, community college students looking to take that next step, members of the military ready to prepare for a civilian career, and alumni interested in serving as ambassadors to recruit the next generation of students.

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WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY’S

OPEN HOUSE at Schoolcraft CollegeTUESDAY, MARCH 184:30-7:30 p.m.

VisTaTech Center 18600 Haggerty Road • Livonia, MI 48152

Learn about WSU’s degree programs that will be offered at the new Schoolcraft Center this fall:• Business accounting• Business management• Computer science• Computer technology• Electric transportation technology

• Electrical/electronic engineering technology

• Electromechanical engineering technology

• Mechanical engineering technology

You’ll be able to:

• Apply on-site

• Speak with admission counselors, academic advisors and financial aid representatives

Reserve your spot today and qualify for a preliminary transfer credit evaluation at go.wayne.edu/schoolcraft-openhouse.

Above: Guest student mailer.

Below: Schoolcraft partnership promotion.

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for WSU students to choose from, including everything from biomedical engineering to urban studies

students who live on campus in three residence halls and three apartment buildings

varsity athletic teams that bring crowds to their feet on campus

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students working to become doctors at the largest single-campus medical

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offering WSU courses at locations throughout Southeast Michigan, in

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countries spread across five continents where study abroad adventures await

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Drop your postcards in the mail, then drop us a line. Help us track our postcard campaign. As soon as you’ve mailed your postcards, please email [email protected] to let us know, including the packet number below in your email. Thanks so much for spreading the word about Wayne State.

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Drop your postcards in the mail, then drop us a line. Help us track our postcard campaign. As soon as you’ve mailed your postcards, please email [email protected] to let us know, including the packet number below in your email. Thanks so much for spreading the word about Wayne State.

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Above: Alumni ambassador package.

Below: Informational booklet for veterans.


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celebrating EXCELLENCEEach day across campus, members of the Warrior community Aim Higher. We recognize the outstanding work of faculty, staff and students to thank them — and to promote their accomplishments to prospective students and supporters. Among the most popular efforts are the WSYou internal newsletter, the Professors Who Do poster and electronic sign campaign, the Certificate of Warrior Pride peer-to-peer recognition program, and a poster series to make sure President Wilson’s words continue to inspire.

Student Center gets upgradeExciting renovations are being made to the Student Center Building — a major hub of activities and services since 1969. As the university continues to meet the needs of both its commuter students and those living on campus, an expanded and updated facility has become a priority. Of the 197,000 square feet of building area, 95,000 square feet of renovations are underway, stretching from the basement

through the third floor to provide a new food court and dining area, new student activity and organization facilities, and improved retail and recreation options. The building will also be expanded through the conversion of the exterior colonnade on Gullen Mall to interior space, boasting new entrances at each

end of the site. Other exterior improvements include new glazed windows throughout the third floor and further repairs from floors four to seven. The $26.5 million project is expected to be completed by summer 2015.

Former GM exec heads to WSU Hugo DeCampos gave up life as a successful expat in Shanghai

to pursue his lifelong goal of a second career in academia. Now, after a decade as a leading global supply chain executive at GM, DeCampos is beginning his new

life as an assistant professor of global supply chain management in WSU’s School of Business Administration — and he can’t think of a better place to be. “When you look at all the major public research universities in the world, you could make the case that Wayne State researchers and students have the best opportunity to study

global supply chain in the auto industry,” said DeCampos. As one of the School of Business Administration’s newest professors, DeCampos brings a wealth of knowledge about automotive sourcing and deep interest in researching how managing the supply chain can maximize innovation in manufacturing.

getting to know...

Hometown: Detroit.

Alma mater: Wayne State University.

First job: Camp counselor.

Something people don’t know about you: My grandfather was born in Cuba.

Interests: Sports — I love them all.

Best thing that ever happened to you: Having kids.

Coolest place you've ever visited: The Bahamas. It seemed like a different planet. Everyone was so relaxed.

Favorite colors: Purple and gold — I can’t choose just one.

Jeopardy! category you'd wager everything on: Baseball history.

Favorite winter activity: Playing in the snow with my kids.

Best advice you’ve received: Play every game like it’s your last.

Childhood ambition: Professional baseball player.

Rich or famous: Famous. I would like to help with community issues, mainly mentoring under-privileged males.

Matthew WilliamsAlumni Relations OfficerDevelopment

Student wins on Jeopardy!“Who is J.R. Ewing?”That was the question College of Engineering biomedical engineering master’s student Varun Shekhar needed to write for his second Jeopardy! win. “I was trailing going into the final round, and the category was ‘TV Characters.’ We needed to identify whose funeral was attended by Mark Cuban, Jerry Jones and Mike Rawlings. Ironically, I had read about Dallas the day before and ended up winning that show.”

Shekhar, who earned his bachelor’s from WSU in 2007 and a juris doctor from the University of Wisconsin Law School last year, has watched Jeopardy! since elementary school. He took the test to appear on the show in early 2013. “I was invited to audition here in Detroit in July. I was in the middle of studying for the bar exam, but decided to take a few days off and review Shakespeare's plays and world capitals instead of court cases and statutes.”

Shekhar, who appeared three times on the show, plans to use his winnings to pay off his student loans. Upon graduation, Shekhar will serve as an associate attorney with the Pittsburgh law firm Babst, Calland, Clements and Zomnir P.C., specializing in environmental law.

Rendering of the Student Center Building. Jan. 15-28, 2014wayne.edu/today

Don’t be left in the cold — stay updatedAs winter weather blows through Detroit, it’s impor-tant to stay informed. There are numerous ways to stay updated in the event inclem-ent weather, power outages or

other emergencies temporarily close the university:

• Register for automatic e-mails and text message alerts at pipeline.wayne.edu.

• Call WSU’s Newsline at 313-577-5345 or visit wayne.edu.

• Tune to WDET 101.9 FM for information on building clo-sures or delayed start times.

Shekhar and Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek.

SAID IT

Please direct questions and story ideas to

[email protected].

Helping students reach their full potential inspired Julie Faust to join Wayne State in 2007. From her first job as an office services clerk in the Law School to her current position as an interim manager in the Student Service Center (SSC), Faust has been instrumental in reaching out to students. “She has done some awesome things,” says Ann Elinski, the SSC’s assistant director. “Under Julie’s leadership, 48,000 outreach calls have been made to new and prospective students. She has trained the staff and mentored all of our part-time students.”The SSC is the university’s one-stop shop, serving the needs of students, parents and anyone interested in Wayne State.Faust, who earned her M.B.A. from WSU, understands the student experience and brings empathy and enthusiasm to the job.“I work with students on a daily basis and get to celebrate their successes with them and troubleshoot their issues when their plans go off course,” she says. “I feel very strongly that every student has value, and it’s my job to offer any support I can.”Aim Higher recognizes WSU associates who excel in their jobs. To nominate someone for Aim Higher recognition, email [email protected].

AIM HIGHER: Julie Faust

Professor lays the ground for “green” cement Concrete is second only to water as the most widely used substance on Earth. Unfortunately, its production is one of the single largest contributors of environmentally harmful carbon dioxide emissions. In 2002, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Hwai-Chung Wu set out to create environmentally friendly cement, aptly named for the city it was created in. According to Professor Wu, Detroit Cement is much better for the environment than traditional cement. “Cement production is tough on the environment because it requires so much heat,” said Wu. “It takes far less heat to create Detroit Cement, meaning about 50 percent less carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere during its production.”In addition to the environmental benefits, Wu’s creation performs better than traditional cement. Its plastic-

like molecular composition means the material has a greater degree of flexibility, which means less cracking — a common issue seen in structures and roadways. Wu’s discovery is moving closer to full-scale commercialization, and the university filed for a patent in 2012.

Ellen HolmesAPEX Scholars

“ At WSU, it was Dr. Cynthia Ward. She gave me the knowledge and skills to progress in my career and a true desire to serve students.”

Anita CarterUniversity Advising Center

“ My mentor at Wayne State was one-time Director of University Advising Jane Steinger. She gave me my start here.”

WHO WAS YOUR MENTOR?

Frank ProcopioInternal Audit

“ My father. He worked so hard for my family and never once complained. He was a great example of everything I wanted to be.”

2014 Word Warriors listLogophiles, rejoice. The WSU Word Warriors recently released its annual list of the year’s top 10 words deserving to be used more often in conversation and prose.The extensive list is composed of submissions to the website. New entries are posted at the Word Warriors’ website — as well as on Twitter and Facebook — each week.The Word Warriors’ 2014 list includes the words arcadian, eldritch, fug, humdinger, lubricious, martinet, mephitic, perfidy, pestiferous and weltschmerz. Definitions of these words, along with examples of their use, are available on the site. “The English language has more words in its lexicon than any

other,” says Jerry Herron, dean of WSU’s Irvin D. Reid Honors College and a member of the website’s editorial board. “By making use of the repertoire available to us, we expand our ability to communicate clearly and help make our world a more interesting place. Bringing these words back into everyday conversation is just another way of broadening our horizons.”To join the fun and possibly resurrect a beloved word, visit wordwarriors.wayne.edu.

Wu displays his “green” Detroit Cement.

Warrior PrideCertificate

of

You have received this certificate of recognition because you:

Now it is your turn to recognize someone. Fill out the attached and send it in campus mail.Please make a copy of the blank certificate to send along with it.

Name

Thank you!

John Smith

go out of your way to answer student questions.

Above: The biweekly WSYou newsletter keeps faculty and staff up to date on campus happenings.

Below: Faculty and staff can deliver pats on the back through the peer recognition program. We all cheer for Warrior sports — big wins are heralded on electronic signs across campus.

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At Wayne State, academic excellence begins with the men and women of our faculty. Their research is changing the world, and their teaching and mentoring skills are changing students’

lives. Our faculty’s commitment to scholarship, discovery and student achievement helps make a Wayne State education something to be proud of. Wayne State University. Aim Higher.

go.wayne.edu/stephens

AIM HIGHER

Professors who do.

Meet Geralyn StephensThe President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. Two-time recipient, Blackboard Corporation’s Catalyst Award. Finalist, the Sloan Consortium’s SLOAN-C Award for Excellence in Online Teaching. Member of the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) and chair of ACTE’s Resolution Committee. Author of more than a dozen published journal articles.

… and a faculty member in the College of Education.

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At Wayne State, academic excellence begins with the men and women of our faculty. Their research is changing the world, and their teaching and mentoring skills are changing students’ lives. Our

faculty’s commitment to scholarship, discovery and student achievement helps make a Wayne State education something to be proud of. Wayne State University. Aim Higher.

go.wayne.edu/endicott

AIM HIGHER

Professors who do.

Meet John EndicottDistinguished Faculty Fellowship. Member, Academy of Scholars. Member and fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science. 3e Cycle Lectureship in Switzerland. Organizer, chair and member of numerous nationwide conferences, symposia and panels. More than 200 articles published based on research funded by the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health and the U.S. Department of Energy.

… and a faculty member in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

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— PRESIDENT M. ROY WILSONUNIVERSITY ADDRESS

OCTOBER 2, 2013

WE OFFER

every semesterIN DETROIT.

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”— PRESIDENT M. ROY WILSON

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Posters in elevators and other high-traffic areas of campus inspire Warriors to stand tall.


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BUILDING prideDuring events such as convocation and homecoming, an electric pulse of Warrior pride runs through campus. To keep the community close and enthusiastic throughout the year, we organize events such as Warrior Wednesday, with help from the WSU Street Squad. A recent promotion rewarded people for wearing Wayne State spiritwear and allowed folks to swap shirts from other colleges for something a little more green and gold.

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Warrior Wednesday (above) and the WSU Street Squad (right) are two major initiatives to boost school spirit.

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ANNUAL WSU STREET SQUAD EVENTS

Detroit Target Fireworks — Detroit Art in the Park — PlymouthWyandotte Street Fair — WyandotteMetro Detroit Youth Day — DetroitSterlingfest — Sterling Heights Tigers Kids Day — Detroit

Movies in the Moonlight — RochesterDream Cruise — Royal Oak and FerndaleFire and Ice Festival — RochesterRomulus Pumpkin Festival — RomulusWarren Cold Rush — Warren City SquareEaster Egg Hunt — Auburn Hills


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MAKING A SPLASHA few words can make a big impression. That’s why Wayne State signage is such a key endeavor. Whether we’re designing a lightpole flag or a four-story banner, the goal is to identify and impress. WSU also makes a splash among the news media, as PR efforts continue to work. More than 700 stories appeared in major media outlets last year — that’s 23 percent more than two years ago. Take a look at the back of this book for a few examples of how WSU made headlines.

Convocation

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Whole Foods Market grand opening

Corner of Woodward and Warren avenuesCampus lightpole banner


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TV and videoThere is perhaps no better way to tell WSU’s story — and capture its spirit — than through entertaining videos and aspirational TV commercials. We’ve populated Wayne State’s YouTube channel with hundreds of clips that quickly make an impression on prospects and influencers. Meanwhile, Aim Higher commercials air on network TV during key times of the year to maximize media dollars.

Wide-ranging videos highlight sports, academics and campus life — often with a sense of humor.

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campus PromotionsMaking sure busy students see key messages can be a challenge. That’s why we use a range of formats and venues to catch their eye. For example, the Student Center renovation announcement was splashed on-site and online, while the promotion of a mobile app competition was optimized — appropriately enough — for mobile devices.

Put a better experience into Warriors’ hands.

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY’SMOBILE APP COMPETITIONUp to $5,000 in cash prizes!

Detroit’s a big place, and exciting things are happening all over campus and across Midtown each day. Your new app could ensure that fellow Warriors never miss a beat.

n Registration deadline — April 4

n Submissions due — May 30

n Winners announced — June 13

This is your chance to help the Wayne State community get the most out of their time here and be rewarded for your technical know-how. Apps will be judged by Detroit-based tech entrepreneurs and experts, which means your work will be seen by potential investors and employers.

This competition is open to all Wayne State students, faculty, staff and alumni. Teams must include at least one current Wayne State undergraduate or graduate student.

For more information, official rules and to register, visit mobileapp.wayne.edu.

Apps may address any topic regarding Wayne State University and include any number of features. Apps may be designed for iOS and/or Android, or may be web-based as long as they are native to a mobile device.

Economic Development

Above: Student Center renovation announcement.

Below: Mobile app competition promotion.


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web and digitalAs current and prospective students spend more of their time online, we are communicating with them in ways that resonate with their preferences. By optimizing our websites for mobile devices, we are able to reach more people in more ways. Recently, wayne.edu was completely re-imagined to fit the expectations of those we’re trying to reach. We have consolidated 43 separate websites containing more than 2,500 pages into a single site. With each move, we’ve focused on ease of use for prospective and enrolling students.

The new wayne.edu is optimized to work well on a range of devices.

Since the redesign of wayne.edu, total visits have increased 17.4%, average visit duration has increased 12.3% and mobile visits have increased 104%.

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Social MediaWayne State has a strong presence on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, where we don’t just speak to students — we interact with them. We keep WSU feeds fresh by updating content daily, and we follow students to stay apprised of pictures and comments about WSU. Best of all, if a student tweets about a problem, we’re often able to offer a real-time solution — such as who they can contact with questions about financial aid or housing.

WSU staffers interact with current and future students on social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.


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Among the WSU entities launching refreshed websites this fall were the Office of Economic Development, the Cohn-Haddow Center for Judaic Studies, and the Division of Development and Alumni Affairs.

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HTML emails for the College of Engineering and Today@Wayne keep readers in the know while they’re on the go.


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ADS BIG AND SMALLPrint ads capture the attention of readers, surfers, drivers and even downtown Detroit pedestrians. Whether ads appear in targeted publications or in the form of giant freeway billboards, these efforts are designed to grab attention with a few carefully constructed phrases. The current billboard campaign reminds prospective students that Detroit is a unique place to live and learn. Online ads are placed strategically to attract specific audiences. Our newest effort is People Mover signage — cruising above the city now.

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The world is a competitive place. That’s why we provide our students with the opportunity to earn a world-class education at a university with world-class art, culture, and athletics. Tour our campus and you’ll be a fan. Visit wayne.edu or call 1-877-WSU-INFO. AIM HIGHER

WARRIOR PRIDE.WARRIOR PRIDE.WARRIOR PRIDE.

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Above and below left: Print ads are detailed or to-the-point depending on the publication and audience.

Below right: Online ads drive traffic to wayne.edu.

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It’s All Aboard the Train of Thought with WSU People Mover signage.


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Registration PROMOTIONWe take a playful approach to the serious challenge of encouraging students to register for their next semester. For spring/summer, we focused on the fact that students can graduate faster by taking extra classes while at the same time enjoying all that Detroit offers during the warm-weather months. Big-impact building signage, banners and window clings on main campus and throughout the extension centers are strategically timed to greet students as they return from spring break.

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Signage across campus reminds students when it’s time to spring ahead and register for the next semester.


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Celebrating wsu on and off campusThe Wayne State Insiders program enlists alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends in publicizing the university. Points of pride are highlighted during themed tours of campus and the surrounding community. Meanwhile, the new Knowledge on Tap series brings renowned professors and scientists face to face with the public in Midtown’s restaurants and cafés, starting in January when WSU English Professor M.L. Liebler presented “The Motown Sound: How Music Shaped the Motor City” at Lefty’s Lounge.

Clockwise from top left: Detroit Historical Museum; Wayne State Farmers Market; campus sculpture walk; D:hive Midtown tour.

UPCOMING EVENTS

March 19 — Wayne State Insiders at WSU Police Headquarters April 24 — Wayne State Insiders Jr. for Take your Children to Work DayMay (date TBD) — Wayne State Insiders visit the MBRBJune (date TBD) — Wayne State Insiders explore Library Resources

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go.wayne.edu/spacego.wayne.edu/space

Knowledge ON TAPKnowledge ON TAP

Your thirst for knowledge ENDS HERE

Your thirst for knowledge ENDS HERE

Physics and Astronomy Professor Claude Pruneau presents

“PERILS FROM SPACE!” How the dinosaurs disappeared and so

could we … and what we can do about it.

5:30 p.m. l Thursday, March 20, 2014Traffic Jam and Snug

Physics and Astronomy Professor Claude Pruneau presents

“PERILS FROM SPACE!” How the dinosaurs disappeared and so

could we … and what we can do about it.

5:30 p.m. l Thursday, March 20, 2014Traffic Jam and Snug

A poster for an upcoming Knowledge on Tap and scenes from the first event, led by M.L. Liebler.

Wayne State University Board of GovernorsDebbie Dingell, chair, Gary S. Pollard, vice chair, Eugene Driker,

Diane L. Dunaskiss, Paul E. Massaron, David A. Nicholson, Sandra Hughes O’Brien, Kim Trent, M. Roy Wilson, ex officio

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