After Hours Care Eden Hill Express Care Eden Hill Medical Center Suite 170 200 Banning Street Dover, DE  19904 302-674-1999 www.expresscarede.com Hours: Mon-Fri open until 7pm Sat & Sun 9am-4:30 No appointment necessary   Bayhealth Medical Center 640 S. State St Dover, DE  19904 302-674-4700 http://www.bayhealth.org     For immediate emergency attention dial 911.

The Student Employment Office (SEO) was created to provide a “one stop resource” for Delaware State University students concerning all matters of student employment.  We are dedicated to helping students locate jobs on campus and ensuring that students maximize the value of their employment experiences. We believe that having an on campus job helps students become more involved with DSU community, provides valuable work experience, and helps build transferable skills and habits that will benefit future career options.  The Student Employment Office, an integral part of the Office of Career Services, is based on a philosophy of providing valuable work experience for degree-seeking students through the performance of jobs on or off campus and providing employment venues that assist with financial support to the student’s academic studies. Student employment on or off campus gives students the opportunity for practical experience in the world of work comparable to emerging occupations. Practical work offers knowledge, skills, and abilities attractive to future employers and complements their academic credentials. Financial assistance in the form of on and off campus work should be responsive to the student’s class hours and schedule. However, a student’s financial need should not override relative merit and qualifications when departments make hiring decisions. To enter the start your job search, click here. To see the professional development workshop schedule, click here.

    Offered Programs Program Description Info/Schedule Enjoy the benefits of a low-impact workout while socializing with friends. Using water resistance, you will enhance your flexibility, muscle balance and cardiovascular fitness to develop a healthier you. Cost:  Members/Students - FREE     Non-members - $71/session Spring Schedule Aqua Jam captivates the fun of dance through rhythm and music in the water. The fusion of aquatic fitness with dance-based choreography will allow you to enjoy dance without the boundaries of geography and gravity, limited only by the possibilities of the human form. Cost: Members/Students-FREE     Non-members- $71/session Spring Schedule Similar to traditional Zumba, aqua Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic and exciting workout. Using the natural resistance of the water you can enhance the effectiveness of this fitness system. The routines feature aerobic/ fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Enjoy the great affects of aquatic exercise mixed with all of the excitement of Zumba. Spring Schedule This is an initiative based learn to swim program emphasizing stroke development and refinement. Personalized coaching from the aquatics staff will give you the tips necessary to improve your skills. Cost: Members/Student- FREE   In this Lifeguard Training course, you will learn about the duties and responsibilities of a lifeguard and how to carry them out in a   professional manner. Successful completion of the course requires participation in classroom and skill sessions, as well as successful performance in skill and knowledge evaluations.  Cost: Members/Students- $225  Non-members- $275 Lifeguard Training In these American Red Cross classes you will learn how to recognize and treat life-threatening emergencies, including cardiac arrest and choking for adult, child and infant victims. Participants also learn to recognize the warning signs of heart attack and stroke in adults and breathing difficulties in children. Cost:Members/Students-$35 Non-members - $45   Join the Miles Club! Its a great way to stay motivated with your workout.  Simply keep track of the laps you swim during each workout and hand it in to the Aquatics Manager upon completion of swimming 25,50,75 & 100 miles. Tracking sheets are maintained in a binder in the Lifeguard office for easy access. It's that simple. Miles Club The Wellness and Recreation center is pleased to offer swim lessons to the local community through Kent County Parks and Recreation. Our program offers lessons for kids ranging from the parent-child class up to the age of 14.  All group lessons are a half hour and meet once a week for five weeks. You can register for the lessons at the Wellness and Recreation Center or by visiting the County website.  Cost: $71 Swimming Lessons We are happy to offer private and semi-private lessons to the families of Faculty, Staff, WRC members, non-members as well as DSU students. In each session you will receive 5, half-hour lessons. These lessons feature flexible scheduling and more individualized instruction. Requires registration. Limit 3 individuals in a Semi-private lesson. Private Cost: DSU Students - FREE DSU Faculty/Staff/Alumni- $95 Member - $110 Non-Member - $125 Semi-Private Cost: DSU Students - FREE DSU Faculty/Staff/Alumni- $70 Member - $85 Non-Member - $100 Private Swim Lessons  

  Welcome to the Wellness & Recreation Center! The completion of the Wellness and Recreation Center (WRC) is the end of a two-phase, $21.4 million construction project. Last year, DSU completed the construction of the first phase–a NCAA Division I-A level Strength and Conditioning Facility for the University’s intercollegiate student athletes. While the Strength and Conditioning Facility is specially designed for our dedicated student athletes, the 54,000-square-foot Wellness and Recreation Center is designed for the rest of the DSU and local Dover communities with our state-of-the-art equipment and programming. The WRC highlights the following features:  2 Basketball/Volleyball Courts 2 Group Fitness Rooms 2 Weight Room Areas Cardio Deck 1/8-mi Jogging Track Men’s, Women’s and Family Locker Rooms Juice Bar Recreational Pool 10,682 sq ft Inter-pool bench with jets   3 Lap Lanes 4 Inter-pool basketball hoops Outdoor Recreational Area 3 basketball courts 2 sand volleyball courts Bleachers holding 200   if (WIDGETBOX) WIDGETBOX.renderWidget('22b918b2-baae-45e4-aa9a-cefbe68b771b');Get the Slideshow Creator Pro widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! Not seeing a widget? (More info)  

Special Events held by the Department of Wellness and Recreation   Up Coming Events Spring Fling Pool Party - March 20th   Past Events Hornet Hustle 5K - Sept 15, 2012 if (WIDGETBOX) WIDGETBOX.renderWidget('3ecf09f5-8b52-4724-8b11-f1b025b5e35f');Get the Slideshow Creator Pro widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! Not seeing a widget? (More info) Luau- Welcome Days if (WIDGETBOX) WIDGETBOX.renderWidget('e6f378fa-c126-42d8-84ab-b94d1de0e2de');Get the Slideshow Creator Pro widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! Not seeing a widget? (More info)  

Club Sports   Student initiated, student run physically active and body movement based organizations which are competitive and/or recreational in nature. Club Sports can further be divided into two tiers or categories.   Approval/Application Process   Students come in to WRC and show initial interest in starting a club sport. Prior to completing any paperwork or forms, students wanting to form a new Club Sport at DSU must set up an initial club interest meeting with the Intramural and Club Sport Coordinator. At this initial interest meeting, the possibility of recognition, eligibility factors, and criteria requirements of a potential new Club Sport will be discussed.   Before the Club Sport is official the participants must complete and submit all of the following: Club Name Board Members – name, email and telephone number of the organization's President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary. If a new organization has not held elections, two members must take interim responsibility for that position until such time that the organization elects a President. (President must include both her/his home and campus addresses and phone number(s)). Advisor – The Intramural and Club Sport Coordinator will advise all sport clubs. Team Member Information – A list of all club members. To be recognized as an active Club Sports team, there must be at least 10 active members for the upcoming year. Club Constitution - A copy of the club’s constitution and by-laws, which should include detailed information on the official regulatory body and any other rules, regulations, descriptions of board member and/or requirements that may apply to the club. Equipment Listing - A complete listing of all equipment necessary for the club to operate. Budget Proposal - A copy of the club’s proposed budgetary needs. This should include an itemized list of anticipated field fees, travel expenses, equipment, team apparel, trainer fees, referee fees, league fees, and any other expenses that may need to be considered prior to the approval. Complete OSLA New Students Organization application form. Form is then submitted by the Intramural and Club Sport Coordinator to OSLA. Current Club Sports Soccer, Co-ed Lacrosse, Ju-Jitsu, Men's Basketball, Men's Flag Football Forms Budget Proposal Form                                                  Game Events Schedule Form DSU Release Waiver Agreement Form                                Community Service Form Membership Roster Form                              Club Sports Coaches Agreement Form Fundraiser Form                                                              Recognition Renewal Form  

Housing Staff The Department of Housing and Residential Education employs an experienced team to help guide students along as they grow and experience community living in our residence halls and apartments. Including a director of housing, associate director of housing, associate director of residential education, six resident directors, one graduate hall director, two senior secretaries, and a complete night staff, each member is attentive to the needs of our residents, provides essential guidance, and ensures the safety of each student while living in the residence halls.    Professional Staff Resident Directors

WDSU Radio“The Hive” Is primarily concerned with cultivating the creative and technical talents and expertise of DSU students.  The “Hive is staffed and managed by student Hornets. Participation with WDSU promotes professionalism and provides opportunities for students to gain valuable experience and marketability no matter what majors they pursue. Fall 2012 WDSU Radio “The Hive” Meeting(s) schedule.  September 6th (Interest Meeting) 6:30pm – 8:30pm Bank of America (BOA Bldg) First Floor Refreshments will be served September 14th Station Management Only 2:00 p.m. (Hive Office) September 20th General Staff Meeting 6:30pm –7:30pm MLK Parlor (exact location to be announced)September 28th Station Management Only 2:00 p.m. (Hive Office)October 4th General Staff Meeting 6:30pm –7:30pm MLK Parlor (exact location to be announced)   October 12th Station Management Only 2:00 p.m. (Hive Office)   October 18th (Homecoming WeeK) General Staff Meeting Canceled   October 26th Station Management Only 2:00 p.m. (Hive Office)   November 1st General Staff Meeting 6:30pm –7:30pm MLK Parlor (exact location to be announced)   November 9th Station Management Only 2:00 p.m. (Hive Office)   November 15th General Staff Meeting 6:30pm –7:30pm MLK Parlor (exact location to be announced)   November 23rd Thanksgiving Break!!!   November 30th Station Management Only 2:00 p.m. (Hive Office)