Undergraduate Catalog 2006-07 - DRC Home - Walsh University

Students are encouraged to request a numbered mailbox at the Campus Center post office.
The dining hall and snack bar in the David Campus Center are open at designated hours.
STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
The Student Affairs Committee governs nonacademic activities. This committee provides input and feedback to student affairs
departments and programs and formulates student policies for recommendation and approval by the University Senate and
President of the University.
The student handbook provides detailed information about student activities, campus organizations, and University regulations.
OFFICE OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES
The Office of Student Activities (OSA) serves the needs of Walsh University students through providing diverse social and educational
programming that enhances the collegiate experience. The office also provides resources and services for Walsh's many student
organizations. If you are interested in learning about the extra-curricular and co-curricular opportunities at Walsh University,
e-mail the Office of Student Activities at osa@walsh.edu or visit www.walsh.edu/osa.
UNIVERSITY PROGRAM BOARD
The University Programming Board (UPB) is a student run organization responsible for providing diverse social programming for
Walsh University. The organization is comprised of eleven students who design and implement a wide range of programs. These
programs include events such as Homecoming, on campus concerts and comedians, outdoor festivals, trips to professional sporting
events and much more. If you would like more information or are interested in joining the University Programming Board, e-mail
upb@walsh.edu or visit www.walsh.edu/upb.
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS, BROADCASTING AND VIDEO PRODUCTION
The Spectator, the official student newspaper, reports current events on campus and voices the opinions and attitudes of the student
body regarding various aspects of life at the University. The campus literary society publishes a magazine, Raison d’Etrè, and conducts
various events. WCAV, the University’s cable radio station, operates from a studio in the basement of the Betzler Science
Center.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Executive, Senate and Judicial branches provide responsible Student Government, foster student involvement in University governance,
serve as forums of student opinion, and serve as liaisons to students, administrators, faculty and staff. Most representatives
are elected annually. The Student Government office is in the David Campus Center.
ATHLETICS
Walsh offers nine intercollegiate sports for men (football, soccer, cross country, basketball, golf, baseball, track, indoor track, and
tennis) and ten for women (volleyball, cross country, soccer, basketball, softball, track, tennis, indoor track, synchronized swimming,
and golf).
The men’s and women’s teams are members of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and the American
Mideast Conference (AMC). The football program is a member of the Mid-States Football Association.
INTRAMURALS
The Walsh University Department of Intramurals plans, coordinates, and implements a broad range of activities and programs
designed to help meet the physical, social, and recreational interest and needs of the Walsh Community. Intramurals are open to all
members of the Walsh Community including residential students, commuter students, faculty/staff, and alumni.
Intramurals offers competitive league play in sports such as flag football, dodgeball, softball, indoor soccer, 5-on-5 basketball, volleyball
and bowling. Each year, participants compete in teams to win the annual Dean’s Cup award for league victories and participation
throughout the year. Intramurals also sponsors various weekend tournaments, including billiards, table tennis, and card games.
For information on upcoming Intramural events, and questions of eligibility, contact the Intramurals Office at 330-490-7105 or go
to www.walsh.edu and look at the intramural websiteunder the “Student Life” web pages.
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