We've all heard the title "Dean" before, but do we know anything about what it is they do and who they are? Probably not, but we're going to change that today. Listen in as we speak to the Dean of the Ancell School of Business, Dr. David Martin about his job as Dean, what's going on in Ancell, and why a business class might be helpful even if you're not a business major.

There's a formula to graduating that's individual for every major. Your program sheet tells you exactly what that format is, so it's quite important to know about it and understand it. Another tool to keep you on track toward graduation is Degree Works. Take a few minutes to hear all about these important resources that can keep you moving toward graduation.

It's that time - time to hire RAs and ARMs for the Fall 2019 semester. If you've never considered this leadership opportunity, now may be the right time to give it some thought. Listen in as two of our RDs - and some former RAs and ARMs - discuss what it takes to be RAs and ARMs! (For those wanting to contact them, Ryan's email is [email protected], and Sean's email is [email protected]).

Many students come to campus with an idea of what they want to study. But many others come with lots of ideas, and may need some help narrowing the options. Listen in today as Ann-Marie Puleo and Jason Rizk of the Academic Advising Center talk about how this process can work for you.

Have you ever considered an on-campus job? There are many available, and many reasons why it can be the perfect thing for you. Today, we'll talk with Dr. Anna-Maria Heredia of our Financial Aid and Student Employment department, who knows more about it than just about anyone on campus.

Did your fall semester not go quite according to plan? Wondering how you can get off to a better start in the Spring? Several of our ARMs will share some advice about how to get things off on the right foot, and how they can help you keep at it throughout the semester.

We’re saying goodbye to Bharbara today — it’s her final spin as co-host of WCSU 411. We also check out Bharbara ‘a final event as student leader — the intercultural potluck

Just in time for the holidays, we have a special guest, Mr. Shawn Rochester, president and CEO of Good Steward LLC. Find out why HOW you buy a car will help to determine your financial health and legacy. Tune in to start your journey to good financial management.

It's been a whole semester now, and even if you've been home for a long weekend, going home for the 5 weeks of intersession may be a big wake up call for you and your family. Things change, and you need to be prepared for what that might mean in the family dynamic. Tune in today to hear what you might expect to find, and suggestions for how to make it through the break successfully.

The Chocolate Lounge is a long-running annual talent show run by the Black Students Union at WCSU. For this edition of WCSU 411, BSU President Shackeria MacKenzie and Vice President Keanu Morgan describe the preparations and invite everyone on campus to the event.