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Wheaton College     Norton, Massachusetts
 

July 2009

Sunday, July 5

*Skills and Drills Softball Camp.  An overnight camp, directed by Wheaton head coach and former all-region player Rachael Powers and focusing on mechanics and fundamentals in the game.  
Contact: Rachael Powers

Monday, July 6

*Gowdy Swim Camp.  A week-long clinic for competitive swimmers, boys and girls, ages 8-17. Directed by Wheaton's head coach for men's and women's swimming, J.P. Gowdy, the clinic will feature work on stroke skills and training techniques.  
Contact: JP Gowdy
*Soccer's Future Academy, Inc.   A day camp for boys and girls ages 6 and 7 as a half-day program; ages 8-15 as a 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. program; and goalkeeper training for ages 10-15. Directed by Wheaton's head coach for women's soccer, Luis Reis, this camp will feature technical and tactical training.  
Contact: Luis Reis

Sunday, July 12

*Dave Cowens Basketball School.  An overnight camp, run by former Celtic Dave Cowens, for boys and girls ages 10-17. Campers are encouraged to develop their individual athletic abilities while also giving particular attention to team involvement.  
Web link. Contact: Dave Cowens Basketball School

Monday, July 13

*NIKE Field Hockey Camp.  An overnight camp with a commuter option for girls ages 10-18. Directed by Wheaton's head coach for field hockey, Rebecca Begley, this program is committed to making players better and stronger, to improving techniques, and to training smarter and developing self-confidence.  
Web link. Contact: Rebecca Begley
*Soccer's Future Academy, Inc.  A camp for boys and girls ages 6 and 7 as a half-day program; ages 8-15 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; and goalkeeper training for ages 10-15. Directed by Wheaton's head coach for women's soccer, Luis Reis, this camp feature technical and tactical training.  
Contact: Luis Reis

Sunday, July 19

*Dave Cowens Basketball School.  An overnight camp, run by former Celtic Dave Cowens, for boys and girls ages 10-17. Each camper is encouraged to develop his or her individual athletic ability while also giving attention to team involvement.  
Web link. Contact: Dave Cowens Basketball School

Monday, July 20

*Soccer's Future Academy, Inc.   A day camp for boys and girls ages 6 and 7 as a half day program; ages 8-15 as a 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. program; and goalkeeper training for ages 10-15. Directed by Wheaton's head coach for women's soccer, Luis Reis, this camp features technical and tactical training.  
Contact: Luis Reis
*Rookie League Baseball School.  Sessions will run Monday to Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day; Friday will be held as a rain date. The camp is run by Wheaton Baseball Assistant Coach Andy Koocher and staffed by Wheaton baseball assistants and players. The focus will be on younger players, to help instill the fundamentals and also heighten the youngster's passion for the game.  
Contact: Andy Koocher

Sunday, July 26

*Dave Cowens Basketball School.  An overnight camp, run by former Celtic Dave Cowens, for boys and girls ages 10-17. Campers are encouraged to develop their individual athletic abilities while also giving particular attention to team involvement.  
Web link. Contact: Dave Cowens Basketball School

Monday, July 27

*Right from the Draw Lacrosse.  This camp for girls of all ages will focus on fundamentals for the beginner and expand the skills of the advanced player. In order to provide a positive and competitive environment, campers will be grouped based on skill level, age and experience.  
Web link. Contact: Emily Kiablick

August 2009

Sunday, August 2

*Sarah Behn Basketball Camp.  An overnight camp with a commuter option for girls ages 9-17. Directed by Sarah Behn, this program aims to instill confidence in young girls by teaching basketball fundamentals, which in turn will raise their individual level of play and make the game more fun.  
Web link. Contact: Sarah Behn Basketball Camp

Monday, August 3

*Test Prep Registration.  Final day to register for LSAT and GRE test prep courses. Cost: $500 per person per course. Please refer to email sent to all seniors.  Location TBA via email  
Contact: Judi Razee

Friday, August 7

*Volleyball Camp.  Ben Read will run this overnight volleyball team camp August 7-9. The camp is open to varsity and junior varsity high school teams. Individual skill instruction will be taught in setting, passing, attacking, blocking, serving and defense. A major focus will be on competitive team drills and tournament play coached by college coaches as well as former and current college players.  
Contact: Ben Read

Monday, August 10

*Hoop School.  A basketball day camp for girls in grades 3-8 directed by Wheaton's head coach for women's basketball, Melissa Hodgdon. College players, college coaches and high school coaches will instruct the participants in the fundamentals in a supportive environment that focuses on learning the game.  
Contact: Melissa Hodgdon

Saturday, August 29

*New Student Orientation.  August 29 to September 1.  
Web link. Contact: Office of Student Life

September 2009

Tuesday, September 1

4:00 p.m.Men's Soccer.  vs. Bridgewater State. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz
4:00 p.m.Women's Soccer.  vs. Roger Williams. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz
4:30 p.m.Field Hockey.  vs. Salve Regina. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz

Wednesday, September 2

8:00 a.m.Classes Begin. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar
8:30 a.m.Add/Drop/Audit period begins. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar
7:30 p.m.Women's Volleyball.  vs. Mount Ida. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz
*Pass/Grade/Fail option begins. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Thursday, September 3

4:30 p.m.Field Hockey.  vs. Simmons. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz

Friday, September 4

3:30 p.m.Women's Tennis.  vs. Salve Regina. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz

Saturday, September 5

11:00 a.m.Women's Tennis.  at Simmons. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz
12:00 p.m.Men's Soccer.  vs. So. Maine - Adidas Kick-Off Classic. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz
1:00 p.m.Field Hockey.  vs. Rivier. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz
3:00 p.m.Women's Soccer.  at Western Connecticut State. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz
*Women's Volleyball.  at Gordon Invitational. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz

Sunday, September 6

12:00 p.m.Men's Soccer.  vs. Rutgers-Newark (NJ) - Adidas Kick-Off Classic. 
Web link. Contact: Scott Dietz

Monday, September 7

*National Holiday.  Labor Day.  
Contact: Human Resources
*Labor Day.  No Classes. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Friday, September 11

*Last day to obtain instructor's signature to enroll in a course on an audit basis. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar
*Registration period ends.  Late fee charged to add a course after this date.  
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Thursday, September 17

7:30 p.m.Ruby Lecture Series.  Featuring Marjane Satrapi, best-selling artist/illustrator of Persepolis, which tells the story of Satrapi's youth in Iran in the 1970s and '80s, of living through the Islamic Revolution and the war with Iraq.  Hindle Auditorium, Science Center  
Web link. Contact: Monica Key

Friday, September 25

*Last day to declare a course Pass/Grade/Fail. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

October 2009

Friday, October 2

*Homecoming Weekend 2009.  Alumnae/i, families and students celebrate all things Wheaton. Watch for more info!  
Contact: Andrea Holden (parents & families) & Ryan Parker (alumnae/i)

Saturday, October 3

*Homecoming Weekend 2009.  Alumnae/i, families and students celebrate all things Wheaton. Watch for more info!  
Contact: Andrea Holden (parents & families) & Ryan Parker (alumnae/i)

Monday, October 12

*October Break.  No classes October 12-13. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Wednesday, October 14

8:00 a.m.Classes Resume. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Friday, October 16

*Mid-semester notices due. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Wednesday, October 21

8:00 p.m.Loser Concert.  Featuring the Cavani String Quartet, winners of the prestigious Naumburg Chamber Music Award.  Cole Chapel  Admission is free, but tickets are required.  
Web link. Contact: Monica Key (mkey@wheatoncollege.edu)

Friday, October 23

*Last day to petition to drop a course without record.  After this date, petitions for course withdrawals (WD recorded on transcript) will be considered only for documented and extenuating circumstances beyond a student's control.  
Contact: Office of the Registrar
*President's Commission. 
Web link. Contact: Monica Key
*Last day to submit a Self-Initiated Connection proposal.  If the student is enrolled in the last course of the Connection this semester. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

November 2009

Monday, November 2

*Advisor Appointments.  November 2-6. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Monday, November 9

8:00 a.m.Course selection for spring 2010 semester.  November 9-13. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Friday, November 13

*Registration deadline for spring 2010 semester. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Wednesday, November 25

*Thanksgiving Break.  No classes November 25-29. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Thursday, November 26

*National Holiday.  Thanksgiving Day.  
Contact: Human Resources

Friday, November 27

*College Holiday. 
Contact: Human Resources

Monday, November 30

8:00 a.m.Classes Resume. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

December 2009

Friday, December 11

*Classes End. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Saturday, December 12

*Review Period.  December 12-13. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Monday, December 14

*Final Examinations.  December 14-19. 
Contact: Office of the Registrar

Thursday, December 24

*College Holiday. 
Contact: Human Resources

Friday, December 25

*National Holiday.  Christmas Day.  
Contact: Human Resources

Monday, December 28

*College Holiday. 
Contact: Human Resources

Tuesday, December 29

*College Holiday. 
Contact: Human Resources

Wednesday, December 30

*College Holiday. 
Contact: Human Resources

Thursday, December 31

*College Holiday. 
Contact: Human Resources

 

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