Central resources include electronic mail, Internet and World Wide Web access, Microsoft Office, numerous academic-specific software applications, residential computing connections, HelpDesk support, and more. Information Technology Services maintains general-purpose labs on all campuses, with two on the Main Campus and one each on the Delaware and Harrisburg Campuses. In addition, ITS maintains several computer classrooms throughout the University and supports additional classrooms equipped for multimedia presentation. L. Music Activities Widener students may choose to participate in groups offering a wide range of music experiences, from the baroque to modern jazz. Our program is designed for students who wish to major in a field other than music but wish to continue their musical development.
Private instruction is available upon request.
Students who are members of the Widener University Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, String Ensemble, or Chorale are eligible to receive academic credit for these activities. To receive credit, students must participate in a given activity for a minimum of four consecutive semesters. Such students will receive one semester hour credit for each semester of participation. No more than eight semester hours of credit for extracurricular activities may be applied toward fulfillment of graduation requirements. Such credit may not be used to fulfill distribution requirements, but rather general elective requirements.