Summer Bulletin
1998

Walla Walla College
204 South College Avenue
College Place, WA 99324-3000
(800) 541-8900/Fax (509) 527-2253

Concerning application information, contact:
Office of Admissions and Marketing
(509) 527-2327/Fax (509) 527-2397
e-mail: info@wwc.edu

Concerning academic information, contact:
Melvin S. Lang, Director of the Summer Session
Associate Vice President for Academic Administration
(509) 527-2395/Fax (509) 527-2253
e-mail: scotbe@wwc.edu

Concerning financial arrangements, contact:
Nancy Cleveland, Assistant Director
Student Financial Services
(509) 527-2815 or (800) 656-2815
e-mail: stufin@wwc.edu

Concerning work opportunities, contact:
Twyla Kruger, Employment Coordinator
Student Financial Services
(509) 527-2357 or (800) 656-2357
e-mail: stuemp@wwc.edu

Concerning room reservations and dormitory information, contact:
David Knight, Dean of Men
Sittner Hall, (509) 527-2111
or
Diane Pearson, Dean of Women
Foreman/Conard Hall, (509) 527-2531

Concerning matters of Student Administration: off-campus housing,
automobile registration, Student Handbook policies, etc., contact:
Nelson Thomas, Vice President for Student Administration
(509) 527-2511
e-mail: weavje@wwc.edu

Concerning Rosario Beach Marine Station, contact:
James Nestler, Director of the Marine Station
Department of Biological Sciences
(509) 527-2602
e-mail: rosario@wwc.edu

Concerning School of Nursing, Portland Campus, contact:
Lucille Krull, Dean, or Lois A. Whitchurch, Program Adviser
School of Nursing, Portland Campus
(503) 251-6115/Fax (503) 251-6249

Calendar

Summer of 1998

Main Campus:

Eight-week Session: June 22-August 14
Four-week Session: June 22-July 17
Four-week Session: July 20-August 14

Portland Nursing Campus: June 22-August 28
Rosario Marine CampusJune 24-August 13

June 20	Saturday	8:30 p.m.	Worship and "Get Acquainted" Social
June 21	Sunday	8:00 a.m.	ACT Test (For freshmen who haven't already taken it)
June 21	Sunday	10:00 a.m.	Orientation
June 21	Sunday	1:30-4:00 p.m.	Registration (Records Office)
June 22	Monday	6:00 a.m.	Instruction Begins
June 22	Monday		Portland Campus Registration
June 23	Tuesday	6:30 p.m.	Marine Station Registration
June 24	Wednesday	9:00 a.m.	Chapel
July 3	Friday		Independence Day Holiday
July 2	Wednesday	11:00 a.m.	Chapel
August 14	Friday	2:50 p.m.	Regular Summer Session Ends

Spiritual Programs

Fridays	8:00 p.m. June-August	Vespers (Dale Court, behind Sittner Hall)
Fridays	7:30 p.m. September	Vespers (Dale Court, behind Sittner Hall)
Saturdays	10:00 a.m.	Sabbath School (College Church)
Saturdays	11:00 a.m.	Worship Service (College Church)
Saturdays	As announced, approx. 20 minutes before sunset	Meditations (Location of Breakaway activity unless otherwise announced)

Social and Recreational Programs

"Breakaway"

Saturday Night Activities

Mid-week Activities

June 20	Get Acquainted	June 24	Summer School Reception
June 27	Softball & Sundaes	July 1	Old-fashioned Picnic
July 4	Jubilee Lake I/Fireworks	July 8	Waterskiing
July 11	Progressive Parties	July 15	Hawaiian Luau
July 18	Almost Anything Goes	July 22	Play: "Guys and Dolls"
July 25	Jubilee Lake II/Ice Cream	July 29	Old-fashioned Picnic
August 1-2	Camping at the River	August 5	Ghirardelli Square
August 8	Outdoor Movie	August 12	Breakaway in Review

About the Cover

A pillar, or column, is a slender, freestanding architectural element that serves a load-bearing or stabilizing function. Several pillars may support a horizontal element, such as a roof, creating a sheltered space underneath.

Three unfluted Greek Ionic columns have supported the portico at the front of Walla Walla College's Administration Building since 1919. The scrolled capitals that join each column to the horizontal roof support, a gift of the class of 1990, are a more recent addition.

Used in Greek and Roman temples and public buildings, pillars appear in a symbolic sense in Proverbs 9:1: "Wisdom hath builded her house, she hath hewn out her seven pillars." Strong, graceful, and representative of our pursuit of learning, these columns invite students to seek knowledge of themselves, their world, and their God.

--Nancy Cross, Associate Professor of English

Equal Opportunity Commitment

Walla Walla College maintains a policy of equal educational opportunity for all applicants without regard to sex, race, color, national and/or ethnic origin, age, or physical handicaps, and in administration of its educational and admissions policies, financial affairs, employment programs, student life and services, or any other college-administered programs.

Summer Bulletin Production

Summer Session Director	Dr. Melvin S. Lang
Office Manager/Editor	Beverly Scott
HTML Formatting	Martin & Beverly Scott

Summer Bulletin 1998

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