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Pathways Internship Program at Tobyhanna Army Depot

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Pathways Internship Program at Tobyhanna Army Depot

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We are pleased to announce that Tobyhanna Army Depot  will be posting positions for their upcoming Pathways Internship Program. This is a valuable opportunity for students interested in gaining hands-on experience in a dynamic defense environment while exploring potential career paths in engineering, logistics, cybersecurity, and more. Watch for Job announcements on USAJOBS.

The internship program is designed to provide students with practical skills, mentorship, and a chance to contribute to meaningful projects supporting national defense. Internships are available across various departments, offering a diverse range of experiences aligned with academic backgrounds and career interests.

Application details and deadlines can be found on the attachment or at https:www.usajobs.gov/studentsandgrads

Potential students should create a login and prepare a resume ahead of time.  Please watch the website for postings.

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Pathways Internship Program - Student Trainee Job Announcement 22 July

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Financial Aid Offers for the 2026–2027 academic year are now available for undergraduate students in the Wilkes University student portal. We encourage you to log in and review your financial aid, any outstanding requirements, and your fall semester account.

If you have not yet completed the 2026–2027 FAFSA, there is still time. Submit your FAFSA as soon as possible so we can determine your eligibility for any additional financial aid.

If you have a remaining balance after reviewing your financial aid, several financing options are available, including interest-free monthly payment plans, Federal Parent PLUS Loans (for eligible dependent undergraduate students), and private educational loans. Learn more at:
https://www.wilkes.edu/payingforcollege

Financial clearance for the Fall 2026 semester is due by August 17, 2026*.

If you have questions about your financial aid or need assistance understanding your options, the Office of Undergraduate Student Financial Services is here to help. Contact us at 570-408-4512 or financialaid@wilkes.edu.

*Students approved to move into campus housing before August 17 must complete financial clearance before their scheduled move-in date.

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Full-time Job Opportunity at Pulverman in Dallas, PA: Manufacturing Engineer

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Full-time Job Opportunity at Pulverman in Dallas, PA: Manufacturing Engineer

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SAVE THE DATE: Fall Semester Career and Internship Fairs - Engineering on 9/29/2026

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SAVE THE DATE: Fall Semester Career and Internship Fairs - Engineering on 9/29/2026

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Save the dates! See below for a listing of the career and internship fairs for the Fall semester. Employers can begin registering now and students can begin registering once the semester begins.

Business, Engineering & Technology Fair, Tuesday, September 29.
https://app.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/c55a7a92-75a4-403c-8667-12dbf9562d81/employer_preview

Social Sciences & Liberal Arts Fair, Tuesday, October 13.
https://app.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/f1b4b67d-ac24-4817-9e9c-7ef068429775/employer_preview

Healthcare Fair, Monday, October 26.
https://app.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/c822c36a-b065-4b26-9ab7-6f34faa3d6cf/employer_preview

All will be held in the McHale Athletic Center within the Simms Center on Main from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Each fair will host companies who offer opportunities for internships, full-time jobs, and graduate schools will also be present.

Contact the CCDI for any questions!

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CCDI: Weekly Careers & Internships Newsletter Inside

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CCDI: Weekly Careers & Internships Newsletter Inside

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The latest Internships & Careers Newsletter is now available from the Center for Career Development & Internships!

This week’s edition features internships, full-time jobs, part-time positions, and volunteer opportunities in journalism, engineering, healthcare, athletics, business, and more, including opportunities with The Christian Science Monitor, onsemi, Verdantas, Geisinger, and Wilkes Athletics.

Visit CCDI behind the SUB or follow @wilkesccdi for more opportunities and career resources.

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The Wilkes Bookstore Summer Hours are Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm, closed Saturday & Sunday.

Shop 24/7 at wilkes.bncollege.com

Follow us on Instagram @wucolonelcorner to stay up-to-date on sales, store events and new products.

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Wilkes University Academic Calendar 2026-2027

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Wilkes University Academic Calendar 2026-2027

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The hours for the Print Shop are 8:30 AM – 12 PM, and 1 PM – 4:30 PM.

It is never too early to plan for the fall semester!  If possible, please submit any jobs that are needed for the start of fall semester (ex. lab manuals, course materials) so they can be produced over the summer.  August is a very busy time in the Print Shop, so delays may occur the closer we get to fall semester.

Your help is greatly appreciated!

Questions? Please contact the Print Shop at ext. 4248.

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The Winter 2025/Spring 2026 issue of Wilkes magazine weaves together Wilkes University’s accomplishments, student and alumni success stories, innovative programs, giving back, milestones and more, demonstrating how we are actively turning vision into reality.

As we head towards finals and the end of the semester, we hope you take the time to read all the amazing things our campus community has achieved and to be inspired by all that we continue to do and work towards.

In this edition, learn more about:

Giving Back: Dr. Bing K. Wong – Wilkes showed its gratitude for the largest individual donation in University history with the naming of the Dr. Bing K. Wong College of Arts and Sciences, but Wong’s legacy lies in his life-long impact on students and faculty.

Words with Friends – Once upon a time, Wilkes launched a low-residency creative writing program. Twenty years later, the story endures through mentoring, community and alumni success that lives on long after the last words have been set down on the page.

Cohen Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation – This bold new space at Wilkes gives students room to explore entrepreneurial ideas. Coupled with resources and mentorship, the goal is to create the next generation of business leaders while building the region’s economic future.

More inspiring stories about our programs, athletics, events and more!

Explore new issue of Wilkes magazine

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For questions about Fall 2026 Parking Applications, please contact parking at 570-408-7275, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am – 3:00 pm.

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19th Annual ASME Club Charity Car Show Held on April 26

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19th Annual ASME Club Charity Car Show Held on April 26

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The 19th Annual ASME Club Charity Car Show event was held on Sunday, April 26, 2026, at the Gateway Shopping Center in Edwardsville, PA. This year's new venue featured the Mobile Dyno Masters. The event was a HUGE success! Trophies were provided to winners of each specific class of vehicles entered in the car show. The club selected Blue Chip Farm Animal Refuge as this year's beneficiary. A record-breaking proceeds amount of $5,000 will be given to Blue Chip in support of their mission.

Congratulations to the ASME Club members and volunteers!!!!

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Spring 2026 Senior Projects Held on April 25

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Spring 2026 Senior Projects Held on April 25

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Fall 2025 Senior Project teams group photo with Dean Adekola

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MEE Department Holds Fall 2025 Senior Projects Presentations on 11/22/2025

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MEE Department Holds Fall 2025 Senior Projects Presentations on 11/22/2025

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The Mechanical and Electrical Engineering department hosted Senior Projects Presentations at Wilkes University on Saturday, November 22, 2025. Senior project teams made their first Capstone presentations to groups which included faculty, staff, students, and invited guests. Dean Adekola also attended the event to support our senior engineering students.

Congratulations to our MEE seniors!

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Fall 2025 Senior Project teams with MEE Department faculty and Dean Adekola.

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Golden Technologies - Junior Mechanical Engineer

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Entry-Level Job Opportunity for Senior ME Majors - Golden Technologies, Old Forge, PA

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Entry-Level Job Opportunity for Senior ME Majors - Golden Technologies, Old Forge, PA

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Internships Available at Lockheed Martin Archbald

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Internships Available at Lockheed Martin Archbald

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Lockheed Martin Archbald has multiple internship opportunities available in their Engineering and Technology Department. Currently, positions are posted for Electrical Engineering, Test Engineering, and Software Engineering. They will also be posting an internship in Mechanical Engineering in the coming weeks with a plan to post Manufacturing/Industrial Engineering Internship roles later this month to early next year.

Applicants are encouraged to apply within the next week or so. A relocation stipend is offered for interning in the summer or relocating full-time.

To apply, please visit the Lockheed Martin hiring site:

https://www.lockheedmartinjobs.com/search-jobs

If you have any questions or would like tips during the application/interview process, please contact Michael Nowak, Engineering LDP Associate in Electrical Engineering, at Lockheed Martin:

michael.a.nowak@lmco.com

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The Colonels Cupboard will be open Monday–Friday from 9:00 AM–4:00 PM.

Please contact Liz Ramos at elizabeth.ramos1@wilkes.edu if you have any questions.

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CCDI: Weekly Careers & Internships Newsletter & More

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CCDI: Weekly Careers & Internships Newsletter & More

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The latest Careers and Internships newsletter is live, featuring updated openings, search tips, and easy-to-use application links. Browse the opportunities and find your next step.

The Center for Career Development and Internships can help you polish your resume, prep for interviews, and feel confident reaching out to employers.

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Being first doesn’t mean going it alone. First at Wilkes is looking for first-gen faculty, staff, and students to mentor first-year Colonels. Just a few check-ins each semester can make a big difference! Share your story, support student success, and help build our first-gen community.

Learn more and sign up here: First at Wilkes Mentor Interest Form

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To ensure fairness and maximize opportunities for all students, the new Student Trip Participation policy applies to all university-sponsored student trips that require sign-up. To view the full policy, please use this link.

We appreciate your cooperation in helping us offer enjoyable and accessible experiences to all students!

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We are pleased to announce that Dr. Abas Sabouni has received a research grant from NASA to develop a CubeSat system that will be launched in the near future. This is a unique opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in space technology and satellite systems.

If you are interested in being part of this exciting project and receiving hourly compensation for your work, please contact Dr. Abas Sabouni at abas.sabouni@wilkes.edu.

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Any request for athletic facility space MUST BE requested vis the following link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1hIlZuDSVMlJLus0WIYaiBK-8PE5TGk9YnCgoNkavVoc/edit?ts=64ecda81

Please allow 3-5 business days for a response.

Please remember, submissions are only requests and we will make every attempt to accommodate.

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Our Engineering students can find out information about Cooperative Education and Internships by clicking on this link.

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Congratulations to our Spring 2025 Senior Projects Presentations teams!

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Congratulations to our Spring 2025 Senior Projects Presentations teams!

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The Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Department held their Spring 2025 Senior Projects Presentations on Saturday, April 26, 2025, at the University. Teams successfully showcased their projects to faculty and invited guests. A lot of time and effort goes into planning the designs. Everyone enjoyed learning about their final products.

Congratulations and best wishes to all of the Senior Project Teams!!!

•Stock Track Pro

•Pool Super Sucker

•PureWave Desalination Unit

•Reflector Dish Imaging System

•Trolley 790 Restoration

•Planiac

•WaveTap

•CycloneVat

•Electric Hold Down Clamp

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Are you looking for new or additional scholarship opportunities?

Have you created your Wilkes Scholarship Universe profile yet?

Wilkes partners with Scholarship Universe to help our current students easily connect with private scholarship applications and potentially match with internal endowed scholarship opportunities. While scholarships are not guaranteed, the more you apply for, the more opportunities you may have to help fund your education.

For more information on creating a Scholarship Universe account
and other scholarship resources, visit
wilkes.edu/scholarships

Questions? Our Student Financial Services team is always here to help! Contact us or stop by today:

Office of Student Financial Services
Capin Hall, 2nd floor
(570) 408-4512 | financialaid@wilkes.edu

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IEEE Engineering Olympics Held on 4/25/2025

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IEEE Engineering Olympics Held on 4/25/2025

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The IEEE club held their annual IEEE Engineering Olympics competition at Wilkes University on Friday, April 25. The event is a multidisciplinary engineering competition for local high school students focusing on EE, ME, CE, and ENV engineering. Participants have the opportunity to earn awards and scholarships based on their performances.

Congratulations to all of the participating high school students!

Great job to all of the IEEE club volunteers who helped make the event a success!!!

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Members of the Industrial Advisory Council

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Members of the Industrial Advisory Council

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MEE Faculty/Staff Contact List - Summer 2026

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MEE Faculty/Staff Contact List - Summer 2026

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Greetings, and welcome to the Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (MEE) at Wilkes University!

Our department is well-known for providing exceptional education, mentorship, and inspiring future leaders. We take pride in our research, which is essential to society. Our commitment is to serve Pennsylvania, our nation, and the world through our professional pursuits.

MEE has a team of faculty members who engage students through innovative teaching methods and leading research endeavors. Our faculty's expertise and dedication to providing a comprehensive education to our students are evident in the success stories of our alumni.

We are pleased to provide you with program information, our institution's rich history, and our latest discoveries. We eagerly await your visit to our beautiful campus, where we will showcase all that MEE has to offer.

Schedule your on-campus visit today by contacting our Admissions Office at

570-408-4400,

or email admissions@wilkes.edu.

We hope that you decide to join the Colonel family!

Best regards,

Abas Sabouni, Ph.D.

Professor,
Chair of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Department

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Welcome to the Wilkes University Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Department YouTube channel. We'll post videos here throughout the year featuring senior projects presentations, research projects, class and lab projects, admissions and orientation information, and anything else that we think you would enjoy. Thanks for visiting, and come back often to see something new!

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If you’d like to join the Wilkes Adventure Ed email list for updates and inside scoop on what’s happening with WAE, click the link below:

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If you have any questions or need help with completing your FAFSA, please contact the Financial Aid office.

Call: 570-408-4512

Email: Financialaid@wilkes.edu

Visit: Capin Hall 2nd Floor

If you’re a Pennsylvania resident, be sure to submit your FAFSA by May 1st to be eligible for the Pennsylvania State Grant.

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Wilkes University Calendars and Schedules

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Wilkes University Calendars and Schedules

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All University calendars and schedules are available on this link:

https://www.wilkes.edu/academics/office-of-the-registrar-recorder/calendar-schedules.aspx.

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Schedule a tutoring appointment:
https://www.wilkes.edu/academics/university-college/academic-support-services/peer-tutoring.aspx

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Wilkes University This page describes study sessions and workshops provided by the Learning Center at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, PA.

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Wilkes Barnes & Noble Bookstore - Find your course materials here

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Wilkes Barnes & Noble Bookstore - Find your course materials here

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Questions? Call 570-408-3491 or email SM8400@bncollege.com.

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Find Course Materials | Barnes & Noble @ Wilkes University Bookstore

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Curriculum flowcharts and checklists are provided here as a convenient planning tool for students, faculty and advisors.

If a program is not listed below, please consult the Wilkes University Bulletin for program requirements and a printable course sequence PDF.

The checklists on this page are available as PDFs and subject to change to reflect curriculum revisions. The University Bulletin always represents the official, current requirements for all university programs.

If you have any questions or need academic advice, please contact your academic advisor.

Programs

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Curriculum flowcharts and checklists for The Department of Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management programs are provided here for students, faculty and advisors.

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Capstone Projects

Every graduating senior is required to complete ME/EGM 391 and 392, Senior Projects I and II.

This is a capstone course designed to synthesize all skills and knowledge students have learned as Wilkes mechanical engineering students and to demonstrate their capabilities to a general audience. Students work as members of a team to design and develop selected projects in the field of mechanical engineering under the direction of a faculty mentor.

The project team parallels that found in industry. Students accept roles according to their skills and specialties and contribute to make the team and project successful as a whole. Students are involved with their projects from concept to completion. Teams manage all aspects of the project, such as formulating the idea, transferring the design to paper, accounting for design constraints, adhering to standards and specifications, selecting materials, procuring products, considering economic factors, building the prototype, and presenting their results. Some projects have been so innovative and marketable that students have turned their ideas into successful businesses.

Spring 2022 Senior Projects Presentations

Saturday, April 30 | 8 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.

Electrical Engineering & Physics and Mechanical Engineering & Engineering Management

8 - 9 a.m. | Breakfast

9 a.m. | Electrical Engineering Introduction

9:05 - 9:30 a.m. | Digital Neural Network

Redesign and demonstrate a selected preexisting DNN on high perfomance computers to reduce its architecture size while maintaining its performance.

9:30 a.m. - 9:55 a.m. | GeSn IR Photodetector

Design, fabricate and test a GeSn based photodetector compatible with current CMOS processes.

9:55 a.m. - 10 a.m. | Break

10:05 - 10:30 a.m. | Wireless Deep Body Implant Charger

Create a wireless charger to supply power to the implanted pacemaker.

10:30 - 10:55 a.m. | Wilkes Affordable Additive Massive Manufacturing

Create a Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printer with a large volume for protyping economical, large scale, rapid investment casting molds.

10:55 - 11:15 a.m. | Heavy Impact Training System

Boxing training dummy that has different sensors embedded to track the force, strain, etc. and provide real time training feedback.

11:15 - 11:35 a.m. | Water Current Energy Generation

Design an adjustable and portable system to produce electricity from water current.

11:35 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. | Lunch

12:30 - 12:50 p.m. | Rainwater Power Generation

Through the use of rainwater carried within spouts in Bangladesh, power generation will be possible through turbines to power batteries and small electronic devices.

12:50 - 1:10 p.m. | Autonomous Tundra Shield

Computer automated plant covering system to control light levels during the summer months of Alaska.

1:10 - 1:30 p.m. | Self-Sufficient Atmospheric Water Harvester

Maximize the amount of water that can be removed from the air in places where water is not readily available.

1:30 - 1:50 p.m. | Autonomous Algae Bioreactor

Design and construct a machine that captures carbon throught the use of algae autonomously.

1:50 - 1:55 p.m. | Quick break

1:55 - 2:15 p.m. | Construction Aid Traffic Systems

The goal of this project is to design, build and test an automated traffic control device to make construction environments safer.

2:15 - 2:35 p.m. | Pneumatic Stair Climbing Hand Truck

An affordable, easy-to-use lift for a single person to safely lift heavy objects up stairs

2:35 - 2:55 p.m. | Snowmobot

The project involves an inexpensive method of clearing snow using a semi-autonomous robot capable of moving within a boundary.

2:55 - 3 p.m. | Quick break

3 - 3:20 p.m. | Hindsight

Attachable blindspot monitoring system for use during outdoor activities that increases the awareness of users and safety of these activities for those with impaired hearing.

3:20 - 3:40 p.m. | Activankle

Active Ankle Prosthetic is a lower limb prosthetic that will be fitted with an active ankle joint.

3:40 - 3:45 p.m. | Conclusion

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Senior Projects for Mechanical Engineering

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Every graduating senior is required to complete ME/EGM 391 and 392, Senior Projects I and II. This is a capstone course designed to synthesize all skills and knowledge students have learned as Wilkes mechanical engineering students and to demonstrate their capabilities to a general audience.

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Department of Mechanical & Electrical Engineering

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Department of Mechanical & Electrical Engineering

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Mission, Vision & Values

Our mission is to enable the professional development of students' abilities for analysis, design and innovation.

Our department emphasizes engineering as a creative, hands-on profession. Teamwork, ethics and communication permeate the educational experience to enhance the graduate's technical problem solving ability. Wilkes Engineering graduates will possess the vision, confidence and will to pursue and assume increasing responsibilities in engineering and leadership within a global context.

Our vision is to be recognized as one of the finest engineering programs in Pennsylvania.

We foster the values of Wilkes University: mentorship, scholarship, diversity, innovation, and community. Our unique contribution as an engineering department is that we advance the university values in practical ways, specifically:

Preparedness

Prepare students to enter the workforce as engineers with skills and knowledge relevant to economic, environmental, social, and global needs.

Mentorship

Create a nurturing environment to help students reach their full potential in academics, innovation, and career aspirations.

Integrity

Teach students to make ethical professional choices, and live this value ourselves in our interactions with students and with each other.

Collaboration

Partner with industry and community in order to improve our programs, find and fund research projects, and provide opportunities for students.

Hands-on Experience

Encourage students to design, create, and experiment to reinforce their classroom learning.

Community

Design our programs and devise solutions to address challenges within our community and improve the community through our involvement.

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Official university schedules maintained by the Registrar.

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You don't have to travel far to go further.

Wilkes University is within a few hours' drive from the biggest population centers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

84 West South Street
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18766

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Wilkes University View the calender and schedules for Wilkes University programs

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Classes

Add a course during the first week of the semester | printable version | electronic version

Add a course during the 2nd through 10th weeks of the semester | printable version | electronic version

Register for an Internship | electronic version

Drop a course during the first week of the semester | printable version | electronic version

Withdraw from a course during the 2nd through 10th weeks of the semester | printable version | electronic version

Withdraw from a course after the 10th week of the semester | printable version | electronic version

Graduate Nursing Drop/Withdraw from a course | electronic version

Withdrawal from the University

Before the beginning of a semester | printable version | electronic version

Students who plan to withdraw after the semester begins must contact the Office of Student Affairs and submit an electronic complete withdrawal form.

Graduate Nursing Withdrawal from the University | electronic version

Majors & Minors

Declare/Add a Major | printable version | electronic version

Change a Major | printable version | electronic version

Declare/Change a Minor/Concentration | printable version | electronic version

DDMA – Cognate Minor Form | printable version | electronic version

Miscellaneous

Address Change Form (Students) for Changing of Local or Permanent Addresses | online version

Cap and Gown Order Form for all degrees | online version

Challenge Exam Request Form | printable version

Confidentiality Request Form | printable version | electronic version

Consortium Agreement for establishing eligibility of financial aid for Study Abroad courses | printable version

Core Foreign Language Waiver Form for eligible students requesting exemption from the Foreign Language and Philosophy General Education Requirement | electronic version

Core Substitution Form for requesting course substitutions in the General Education Area Requirements | printable version | electronic version

Diploma Order for Bachelor's degrees | electronic version

Diploma Order for Master's and Doctoral degrees | electronic version

Diploma Order for Doctor of Pharmacy degrees | electronic version

ENG 101 Fourth Credit Hour Policy/Waiver Portfolio Submission Form | policy | portfolio submission form

GPA Adjustment Policy with Form / GPA Adjustment Policy Only | printable version | electronic version

Name Change Form (Students) | printable version | electronic version

Nursing Graduate Certificate Order Form | electronic version

Release of Information Form allows you to give permission to parents/guardian to have access to your records | printable version | electronic version

Replacement Diploma Order Form for graduates who would like a replacement of their original diploma | online version

Retroactive Withdrawal Form for withdrawing from a course/courses after the end of the semester in which the course or courses were taken. | printable version

Transcript Request | printable version | online version

Transfer Credit Request - Undergraduates for permission to take an undergraduate course at an institution other than Wilkes | printable version | electronic version

Transfer Credit Request - Graduate Nursing | printable version

Undergraduate Readmit Form | electronic version

Special Programs

Independent Study/Research Authorization | printable version | electronic version

College of Science and Engineering Pre-requisite/Co-requisite/Concurrent Waiver Form | printable version

Cross Registration:

King's College | printable version | electronic version

Misericordia University | printable version | electronic version

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Wilkes University Registrar Forms, Registrar Forms

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Instructions for Remote Access to Stark Computers (Windows 10)

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Instructions for Remote Access to Stark Computers (Windows 10)

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Go to “Tutoring and Supplemental Instruction” for details on how to request a tutor, as well as weekly small group and supplemental instruction schedules. Questions? Contact katy.betnar@wilkes.edu.

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IT recommendations for incoming students

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IT recommendations for incoming students

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Did you know that we have a BS/MS 4+1 program in Mechanical Engineering?

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Did you know that we have a BS/MS 4+1 program in Mechanical Engineering?

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Apply by your junior year. Interested? Please discuss the program with your academic advisor or the ME Graduate Program Director, Dr. Yong Zhu.

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Interning with PPL

We're looking for a new generation of strong and successful leaders to take us to the next level. If you're motivated, eager to learn and a solid academic performer, we might have a place for you.

Region-Specific Intern Opportunities

In Pennsylvania

Intern/cooperative associates at PPL work alongside industry professionals in a program designed to give students practical work experience and increase their professional abilities and skills in their field of study. Full-time and part-time competitively paid opportunities are available throughout the year.

The intern/co-op program helps students determine career interests and gain exposure to a corporate environment while gaining practical skills and experience to supplement their work in the classroom.

To qualify, you must:

Be enrolled in an accredited four-year college or university program.

Be enrolled on a full-time basis as determined by the college or university (12 semester hours).

Have an acceptable overall grade point average, not lower than a 3.0.

Be eligible to work in accordance with Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services regulations.

Be able to provide an official student transcript and other required information.

Be 18 years of age or older.

Intern/co-op opportunities are available for various fields of study. PPL has arranged with local colleges to provide affordable housing options for summer interns/co-ops, both on-campus and off-campus.
Explore Opportunities and Apply Today

In Kentucky

LG&E and KU also offer co-op/internship programs in Kentucky during the summer, as well as the fall and spring semesters. Paid internships are open to students who are currently enrolled in an accredited college or university.

In addition to real-world experience and competitive pay, co-ops and interns can attend educational and networking events and receive informal mentoring and job shadowing opportunities. Qualifying students may be eligible for a housing stipend or course fee reimbursement. Find more about the program here:
View the LG&E and KU co-op/internship openings

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Internship Opportunities - PPL Corporation

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Like most modern websites, this site utilizes javascript. Please enable javascript in your browser in order to view properly. Skip to main content We're looking for a new generation of strong and successful leaders to take us to the next level. If you're motivated, eager to learn and a solid academic performer, we might have a place for you.

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Take a Hike with LCTA's Routes to Trails Project

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Take a Hike with LCTA's Routes to Trails Project

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Want to take a hike? Check out the LCTA Routes to Trails map.

Grab an LCTA bus to anywhere in the region. We're open for service in and around campus from Monday through Saturday with late-night service available.

Go to www.lctabus.com to download the myStop app. Find your nearest bus stop and plan your trip!

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Follow @wilkesuinterns on Instagram to stay updated!

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In need of professional clothing for an interview?

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In need of professional clothing for an interview?

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The Colonel Clothes Closet offers gently worn, donated business professional and business casual clothing for Wilkes students.

If you need a suit or an outfit for an interview or some business casual clothing for an internship, students should visit the Center for Career Development between 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily and check out what is available.

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Do You Need to Update Your FERPA Information?

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Do You Need to Update Your FERPA Information?

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If you want to update your Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) release information, please submit a new Release of Information form to the Registrar’s Office.

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Please review your timecards for accuracy before the end of pay period. If you are missing any punches or have used benefit time that has not been approved be sure to alert your supervisor to make these corrections.

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Get a Student Discount on an LCTA Bus Pass

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Get a Student Discount on an LCTA Bus Pass

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The Luzerne County Transportation Authority (LCTA) offers student bus passes at a significant discount. Bring your Wilkes student ID to the LCTA headquarters at 315 Northampton Street, Kingston, Pennsylvania (across from Ralston Field) and get ready to ride.

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As part of our ongoing risk management program, Wilkes University is required to re-verify the qualifications of existing drivers.

Beginning with the fall 2022 semester, all individuals who plan to drive a university vehicle (students, faculty or staff) must have an approved Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) check on file with the University Police Department. Approved MVR checks are valid for 12 months unless further violation(s) occur that may impact driver eligibility status.

If you will be driving a university-owned vehicle and do not currently have an approved MVR check, please submit a Request for Driver Authorization Form prior to your expected travel dates. This program will help to maximize the safe operation of University-owned or leased vehicles, improve the safety of drivers, passengers and the public, and minimize losses, damages and claims against the University.

The form can be found here as Attachment A of the University Vehicle Use Policy. Completed forms can be emailed to publicsafety@wilkes.edu or dropped off at the University Police Communications Center.

Questions? Please contact Justin Kraynack at Justin.Kraynack@wilkes.edu.