Make yourself at home.

On our residential campus, the student experience goes beyond the classroom. We’re here to help students make the most of every aspect of their life on campus. With so many avenues to customize your experience through the hall you live in, to the clubs you join, to events you attend, there’s no need to be a spectator while you’re here.

  • Campus Life Staff

    Alisa Lively

    Dean of Students

    Director of Campus Life

     

    Kenna Whitcomb

    Assistant Director of Campus Life

     

    Bethany Slaughter

    Coordinator of Campus Life Operations

     

    The Campus Life Office is located on the second floor of the Benedum Campus Center.

  • Bobcat Entertainment

    Our campus programming board plans events and giveaways for students to enjoy. Bobcat Entertainment is run by students, for students. You can get involved by joining a committee, attending one of the many upcoming events, or providing us your ideas! We take new members each semester who are interested in event planning, public relations, graphic design, budgeting, and more!

    Follow us on social media to keep up to date with upcoming events.

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Campus Safety & Security

We staff a Safety and Security force of full and part-time professional security personnel, as well as several carefully selected student officers. The primary purpose of the program is to maintain a safe and secure living environment for members of the college community.

Community Engagement

The Center for Community Engagement & Leadership Development seeks to support the mission of West Virginia Wesleyan College by providing opportunities for transformative learning and community engagement with the intent to promote positive social change.

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Spiritual & Religious Life

West Virginia Wesleyan College understands that spiritual growth, theological exploration, moral development, and the growing expression of one’s religious faith are central components to fulfilling the purposes of liberal arts education.

Wesleyan attempts to implement these principles throughout its program. The director of religious and spiritual life, along with a variety of student organizations, offers students, staff, and faculty an assortment of opportunities for religious study and practice.

 

“Unite the pair so long disjoined – knowledge and vital piety.”

– Charles Wesley

 

These words from Charles Wesley provide the basis for United Methodism’s involvement in higher education.

John Wesley, Charles’ older brother and the founder of Methodism, was the catalyst for uniting religious studies with the traditional liberal arts since John and Charles had grown up in an environment that stressed both religious and traditional educational formation. Thus, from the beginning, the Wesleyan heritage has incorporated both the religious and the liberal arts aspects of education.

NASCUMC Presidents’ Statement on Human Sexuality

  • Contact Us

    Rev. Jonathan Acord
    Director of Religious and Spiritual Life
    acord.j@fftj.net
    304-473-8372

     

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