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accessing
computer services | connecting with
others
Is
contact information
for students, faculty and staff readily accessible electronically?
Wellesley College's directory
of students, faculty, and staff is web accessible and is available
on campus in both text format and as a picture directory. Faculty,
staff and limited student information is available off campus
as well, as are a departmental
directory, key
contacts listing, and other specialized
directories.
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Does the campus
make online communities available (for example, forums, bulletin
boards and so forth)?
Electronic conferences and
chat rooms are available through FirstClass, Wellesley’s e-mail
and conferencing system. There are more than three dozen 'open forums'
on a wide range of topics, as well as over 250 discussion forums
for student organizations. A portal for admitted students is
available during the spring and summer months
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Are there web sites
for student organizations and clubs?
A large number of Wellesley
College Student Organizations have web
pages, representing a diversity of interests. Such pages are linked
to the For Students portion
of the college web site. Student organization Webmasters receive training
in web page creation and extensive support
services through Information Services.
Use the links below to sample
a few of the many student organization pages:
Campus-wide Diversity Initiative
Rugby
General Judiciary
Japan Club
Legenda
Hillel
Psychology
Club
Shakespeare
Society
Wellesley
College Choir
Ethos
Wellesley Intervarsity
Christian Fellowship
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What technology-supported
career-planning services are available for students?
The Center
for Work and Service (CWS) offers students connections to
several customized career services, including CareerSearch, Goinglobal,
Vault, CSO Research Focus, subscription job and
internship resources including ArtJob.org, Environmental Career Opportunities, H1Visa.com, WomenSportsJobs.com, Internships.com, Internships-USA.com and What can I do with this major? The Center
plugs students in to the
W
Network (Wellesley Network),
where Wellesley
alumnae serve as resources for employment and graduate school advice.
Wellesley is also a member of the Liberal Arts Career NetWORK (LACN),
allowing students to link to the LACN internship and job database and the
LACN Spotlight on Careers web site. In addition, the CWS web site
provides links
to other search engines and web resources providing career-related
information.
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