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Academic Advising at Baldwin Wallace University is a developmental process of faculty members working with students to strategize, develop, and implement a plan related to students' educational, career, and personal goals. Through this interactive relationship, students learn how to utilize resources and tools to make effective, self-directed decisions. While this process is a collaborative effort, the ultimate responsibility for making decisions rests with the individual student.

Academic Advising is available to all students who are admitted to Baldwin Wallace University. Advising for full-time undergraduate day students is provided by faculty and Learning Center specialists and coordinated by the Office of Academic Advising. Students who have declared a major will be advised by faculty in that department or school. Students whose majors are undecided are advised by a faculty member in a department of interest, a faculty member who works with undecided students, or by the Office of Academic Advising.

Students should contact the Office of Academic Advising to talk to an advising professional about planning their courses, to discuss academic issues, or exploring different major or minors.

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Welcome to the Office of Academic Affairs!

The Academic Affairs Office oversees the academic mission of the University. The Office is guided by Baldwin Wallace University's Mission Statement and Strategic Plan. Together these documents establish a direction for BW's Academic Programs and educational priorities enabling BW to serve its community.

This page provides the University community; faculty, staff and students with easy access to the policies and processes coordinated by the Academic Affairs Office. This office provides support for faculty personnel, including hiring, orientation, promotion and tenure. There are links on this page for specific information on the various programs coordinated through our office.

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The Office of Accessible Education (OAE) collaborates with students, faculty, and staff to help create equitable, inclusive educational environments for qualified students with disabilities. Accessible Education works to address educational barriers by providing access to reasonable accommodations, services and resources while maintaining the rigorous academic standards and integrity of Baldwin Wallace University. We engage in outreach across campus to ensure a more accessible and welcoming environment for people with varying disabilities.

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The Analysis of Movement & Performance Advancement Laboratory is in its second year at Baldwin Wallace University. Our objective is to advance research in the areas of injury prevention, rehabilitation, and performance improvement. We implement motion capture technology to assess individual movement patterns. This is a student-focused laboratory, offering opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to understand how biomechanical equipment can be utilized in athletic and rehabilitation settings while further developing their research skills.

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Ars Nova is a welcoming music theatre community that fosters the relationship between the professional theatrical community and Baldwin Wallace University pre-professional students through education provided by guest artists from the professional field.

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The mission of the Black Arts Network (BAN) is to not only build relationships & connect performing artists of color at Baldwin Wallace University, but to also educate from the perspective of the black artist and to create a safe environment for all artists while honoring the black experience.

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The Baldwin Wallace University Bursar's Office is staffed by the Cashiers, Billing Specialist, Student Account Analyst, Federal Perkins Loan Advisor and Veteran School Certifying Official. Daily activities involve collection of tuition and fees, campus wide billing, payment plan administration, student debt counseling, Federal Perkins Loans, and certifying our veteran students who receive VA and military benefits, as well as institutional loan administration.

We offer a convenient, interest-free, 5-month payment plan each semester in Fall & Spring and a 3-month plan for the summer term to help families budget the cost of their student's education.

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The Center for Global Exploration at Baldwin Wallace University engages students through off-campus study that enhances personal growth, educational enrichment, and career development as part of the college's liberal arts effort to cultivate contributing and compassionate citizens. We are available to help students through all of the stages of studying abroad, researching the "perfect" host institution, assisting you through the application process, offering tips on packing and providing correspondence while abroad. We'll also offer a session to help you re-adjust upon your return to Baldwin Wallace.

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The Baldwin Wallace University Center for Inclusion works to promote Community, advance Civility, & develop Cultural Competence.

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The Dayton C. Miller Honor Society was founded at Baldwin Wallace University in the fall of 1948. The Society's purpose was then and continues to be the recognition of academic excellence. Members are selected for consistently maintaining superior academic work. Only four percent of the undergraduate student body achieves membership. In paying tribute to new members we recognize those who have excelled in significant ways, and we also remind ourselves of the major functions of a university: to foster learning and to develop scholars.

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The Department of Education, located in Wheeler Hall, offers rigorous and career-focused undergraduate and graduate programs of study to provide teacher candidates with the knowledge, skills, perspectives, and 21st century tools needed to succeed in today's diverse and complex educational environment. Baldwin Wallace University is an accredited, state-approved institution of teacher education programs.

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History is a versatile major that is analytical and practical. Graduates of Baldwin Wallace University's history program attend prestigious graduate schools and find lucrative employment in exciting fields. A bachelor's degree in history offers outstanding preparation for graduate and professional school, government service, corporate and nonprofit professions, education and more.

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Welcome to Baldwin Wallace University Dining Services!

Our dining team is committed to offering you delicious and creative fresh food every day. Our mission is students first, always! Join us at all of our locations across campus where we offer inviting atmospheres designed especially for you!

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The Faculty and Staff Message Board is where BW employees can post announcements and information to share with their BW colleagues. There are two channels in the message board:

GENERAL CHANNEL: This channel is for campus updates concerning programs, services, or resources; reminders about upcoming events; and community messages of congratulations, condolences, community-building, service, spiritual and philanthropic.

CLASSIFIEDS CHANNEL: This channel is where employees can sell stuff, buy stuff, or make/request recommendations on professional services.

All users of this channel are to adhere to the rules, policies and guidelines as listed in the Baldwin Wallace University Code of Conduct.

Any questions, comments or considerations may be sent to Tyler Whidden at twhidden@bw.edu.

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The Institutional Review Board (IRB) is a committee mandated by federal law to protect the rights and welfare of human subjects participating in research activities. The law is specific to research conducted or supported by a federal department or agency. However, a majority of research institutions, including Baldwin Wallace University, voluntarily apply this regulation (45 CFR 46) to all research conducted at their site, regardless of status or source of funding. The IRB achieves its primary function, protecting the rights and welfare of subjects participating in research including their rights to give informed consent and to have their safety protected from undue risk, by educating researchers. An educated investigator makes the IRB's job easier.

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Baldwin Wallace University is committed to safeguarding the rights and welfare of both human and animal subjects involved in the conduct of research by BW faculty, students, and staff. Baldwin Wallace supports responsible research which promises to increase knowledge and understanding, and encourages the highest ethical standards among BW researchers. To ensure these safeguards and standards are met, the Office of Responsible Research houses an Institutional Review Board (IRB), for the protection of human subjects and, an Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC), for the protection of animal subjects.

If you are planning on conducting a survey at BW, please click here for important information and application material.

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With an emphasis on rigorous coursework, experiential learning and comprehensive studies, Baldwin Wallace University offers outstanding preparation for students interested in law school.

BW's strong arts and sciences foundation provides the framework for you to gain the analytical and communication skills needed to succeed in law school and in a constantly changing legal environment. You'll learn to think, problem-solve, and write and speak with confidence as you develop academic and professional competencies. Law schools are not looking for a specific major, but want students who have both outstanding academic preparation and are highly involved with their campuses and communities.

At BW, choose any major you are passionate about and match it with a minor in legal studies. You'll benefit from real world-focused coursework, small class sizes, individual attention, faculty mentoring, and networking with legal professionals.

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Baldwin Wallace University is committed to the full inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual/pansexual, trans*, queer, questioning, intersex, asexual, and ally students. In keeping with the University's belief in the dignity and worth of all members of our campus community, we aim to support and affirm students regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.

The University provides programming, resources, support, and networking opportunities for LGBTQ+ students, as well as for straight allies.

Baldwin Wallace University is committed to the safety of all members of our community.

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Baldwin Wallace University has three libraries to assist students. Ritter Library provides access to books, periodicals, reference librarians, study rooms, curriculum center materials, AV materials and much more. The University Archivist is located in Room 224 of Ritter Library. The building also houses The Learning Center, Writing Lab, and Reading Center (located on the top floor of the building). Jones Music Library supports the undergraduate program of the Conservatory of Music and is located in Merner-Pfeiffer Hall. The Riemenschneider Bach Institute (RBI) is located in the Boesel Musical Arts Building and functions primarily as a research library.

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The Baldwin Wallace University Marching Yellow Jackets is a spirited ensemble of musicians from all areas of the BW campus. Membership is open to anyone attending BW. The band also includes the Jackettes, a flag/dance team that includes women representing a wide variety of majors and interests. The Marching Yellow Jackets perform at all home football games. The band has two 2- hour rehearsals a week and also has a short rehearsal the day of a performance.

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The goal of the Office of Registration & Records at Baldwin Wallace University is to provide exceptional resources that assist students successfully from enrollment to graduation and beyond to ultimately achieve their academic and career goals.

As its name suggests, the primary mission of the Office of Registration & Records is the successful registration of students in classes and the careful maintenance of each student's academic record.

The office seeks to provide personal service while utilizing an electronic registration and program audit system to streamline its many functions, which include: evaluation of work taken at other institutions, adding and dropping courses, processing grades and changing temporary grades, verifying enrollment for loan and employment purposes and finally, checking requirements so students may graduate and receive their diploma.

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Student Ambassadors build and reinforce the connections that foster relationships among BW alumni and Baldwin Wallace University by supporting the Center for Philanthropy & Alumni Engagement in pursuit of the University Mission and by providing opportunities for personal, social, professional and philanthropic growth of its members.

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Opportunity to serve BW in a unique way
Access to and networking with BW alumni of all generations
Social benefits - get to know other students from across campus!
Learn more about BW - alumni have the best stories

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Student-Athlete Services (SAS) at Baldwin Wallace University is a nationally-respected NCAA Division III program for the depth and breadth of programming and support offered. SAS is an incredible asset to our student-athletes, exemplifying BW's drive toward providing them with the most well-rounded college experience possible. SAS enables student-athletes to enhance their personal development, academic and career success and community service endeavors while at BW and beyond graduation.

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"We who serve, hear, and represent the needs of the student body believe that the students have the power and voice to implement changes that will assist in creating an optimal learning environment. As their delegates to the administration, faculty, and staff of Baldwin Wallace University, we charge ourselves with such a mission."

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The Student Message Board is for all BW students:

Students can post announcements to share with other students.
BW departments and programs can post announcements to share with students.

All users of this channel are to adhere to the rules, policies and guidelines as listed in the Baldwin Wallace University Code of Conduct.

Any questions, comments or considerations may be sent to Tyler Whidden at twhidden@bw.edu.

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The mission of the BW SVA is to enrich the lives of military veterans that are enrolled as students at Baldwin Wallace University by offering support through transition from the military and fostering camaraderie, spirit-de-corps and professionalism through social and mentoring activities.

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The Summer Scholars Fellowship Program (SSFP) provides an opportunity for Baldwin Wallace University students to pursue research or other creative, scholarly work for 10 weeks during the summer under the close supervision of a Baldwin Wallace University faculty mentor. Summer Scholars students form an intellectual community with each other, the faculty advisors, and the Summer Scholars Fellowship Program staff, with weekly opportunities to discuss topics of interest and connect with off-campus guests and experts.

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The purpose of TAP is to support student theatre artists and those interested in theatre on the Baldwin Wallace University campus, to inform students of events and opportunities in theatre, to maintain an open forum for student ideas and projects, and to raise awareness of theatrical events both on and off campus.

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