The final session will be a field trip. Pruners and gloves are needed for all sessions. The new chapter members include Jessica Davis, Jennifer Dennis, Patricia Garrett, Sharon Hills and Christina Parker of Salisbury, James Lecates of Fruitland, Pamela Ciriacy, Diana Corbin and Michelle Thomason of Hebron, Vickie Pusey and Justin Tomlinson of Parsonsburg, Barbara Brousseau, Sarah Heinze, Dawn Marton and Amy Smith of Ocean City, Patrick Masterson, Gary McGill, Michael Perdue and Corey Rimel of Berlin, Robyn Griffin of Pocomoke City, Thomas Jones, Tokysha Johnson and Jennifer Kurtz of Snow Hill, Michelle Beers of Ocean Pines, Wade Adkins of Eden, Cheryl Kurtz of Girdletree, Deer Heart Cornitcher and Lorraine Oppel of Princess Anne, Christy Elliott of Crisfield, Joy Smith of Marion Station, and Nancy Nagel and Kenneth Tull of Federalsburg. Advisors of the chapter include Patricia D. Selig, instructor of social science, Dornell L. Woolford, instructor of developmental English, Denise D. Marshall, nursing department head, and Deborah E. Richardson, director of financial aid. The Alpha Nu Omicron chapter was chartered at Wor-Wic in September of 1987.
Early registration is encouraged for students to obtain the best selection of classes.
Early registration services include academic counseling to assist anyone interested in attending college who is unsure about how to apply or undecided about a program of study. The diagnostic assessments are required for all new students who do not have a high school diploma or the equivalent, new students who register for six or more credit hours, students who register for an English or mathematics course, students who register beyond 15 cumulative credit hours, or students who are currently in high school. Students should plan on the diagnostic assessment lasting more than three hours. The results of the assessments are used for class placement and they do not affect a student's acceptance into the college. Wor-Wic has an open door admission policy so that age, economic status, ethnic background or prior schooling does not stand in the way of admission.