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Current Events at Wayland
06/02/2009 08:57 PM
The Baptist Health
Foundation of San Antonio announced a $30,000 scholarship gift for the 2008-2009
academic year to the San Antonio campus of Wayland Baptist University. The funds
will be available for local students in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing,
Master of Christian Ministry and Master of Arts in Counseling degree programs.
Click
here for the Baptist Health Foundation Scholarship Guidelines
Click
here to complete a Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio Scholarship program form
This site
is the official site regarding Wayland – San Antonio’s response to the swine
influenza A (H1N1) virus.
Please continue to monitor this site for any updates. As of right now
Wayland remains open for business as usual, to include classes.
While no
cases of swine flu have been reported at the Wayland Baptist University
campus or any of its teaching sites, we encourage you to take the standard
precautions against the spread of flu.
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Avoid contact with ill persons.
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When you cough or sneeze, cover your nose and mouth with a tissue or your sleeve.
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Throw used tissues in
a trash can. Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth.
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After you cough or sneeze, wash your hands with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand gel.
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If you think you are ill with
flu, avoid close contact with others as much as possible and stay at home. Visit your physician or clinic. Do not go to work, school, or travel.
Campus Discovery Scholarship
Click here for details of the
scholarship
See
our Employment Opportunities page on this site for more information on
available positions.
Important information concerning
classes on military installations.
Students enrolling for classes taught on a military base
will be required to have in his or her possession a photo ID, vehicle
registration, proof of insurance, and the Wayland registration form.
Non-military ID card carrying students should expect increased security checks
and delays entering the military bases. Depending on security conditions
at any given point in time students may be denied entrance to the military
installation, or may not be permitted to leave the military installation
following class. Unless absolutely required for graduation, non-military ID card students may want to reconsider enrolling for classes taught
on a military base. Students enrolling for class on a military base
are still expected to be on time for class. The
additional security is not a reason or excuse for being tardy or absent
from class.
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