SPRING OPEN HOUSE

APRIL 1, 2017

Welcome to the seventh annual Spring Open House at Cleveland State University!

We’re excited to have you on campus to show you our state-of-the-art learning spaces, and to share with you the cutting-edge academic initiatives and partnerships that are making CSU one of the top urban research universities in the country.

For 2017, CSU has again been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of America’s Best Colleges. The University is currently experiencing a phase of unprecedented growth and progress. Last fall we welcomed more than 1,900 first-year students – our largest-ever freshman class.

Please enjoy today’s Open House and begin to experience Engaged Learning, our hands-on approach to providing a valuable and rewarding education.

Sincerely,

Dr. Ronald M. BerkmanPresident, Cleveland State University

TABLE OF CONTENTSGeneral Information ......................................................................................................3Campus Fair .....................................................................................................................3 Campus Tours/Arts Campus Tour ...............................................................................3Information Session Schedule .....................................................................................4Information Session Descriptions...............................................................................5Monte Ahuja College of Business Events ..................................................................6College of Education and Human Services Events .................................................6Washkewicz College of Engineering Events ...........................................................7Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Honors College Events ....................................7College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Events ................................................8College of Sciences and Health Professions Events ...............................................8Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Events ....................................9School of Nursing Events ..............................................................................................9Academic Programs at CSU ..................................................................................10-11Campus Tour Options ..................................................................................................12

Cleveland State University

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Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2214

216.687.2000

www.csuohio.edu

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Visit the Next Steps Station, located in the Student Center (SC) 313/315 where you can:

• Complete the application

• Receive an instant admissions decision

• Pay your enrollment fee

• Sign up for Orientation

• Get your transfer credit evaluated

Next Steps Station

Next Steps Station

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VIKING OUTFITTERS — 10% discount coupon for Open House visitors. Open from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Located on the first floor of the Student Center (SC).

CSU RECREATION CENTER — CSU Rec Center (RC) is open to the public free of charge today. Visitors receive a 20% discount at the Pro Shop.

CAMPUS TOURS 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Depart from the Student Center (SC) Atrium every half hour. See page 12 for the tour route and information about Residence Hall and Library Tours.

FOOD — Discount options available at the following eateries: Viking Grounds: 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. Outtakes: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Viking Marketplace: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. Chili’s Grill & Bar: 11 a.m. – 10 p.m.

FINANCIAL AID HELPHave financial aid questions? Stop by the All-in-1/Financial Aid table at the Campus Fair located in the Student Center (SC) Glasscock Family Foundation Ballroom or visit the All-in-1 office in Main Classroom (MC) 116.

Student Center (SC) 313/315

Complete the application for

admission, pay your enrollment

fee, sign up for Orientation,

or receive a transfer credit

evaluation with the help of our

Admissions Staff.

ARTS CAMPUS TOUR 11:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m.Students will meet in the Student Center Ballroom and head down to the Arts Campus in Playhouse Square for a guided tour of CSU’s art, theatre, and dance facilities.  Located in the heart of the theatre district, you will visit the studio art and design classrooms, dance studios, rehearsal halls, costume shop and scene shop.

Welcome to Spring Open House! Please feel free to attend only the events that interest you at your leisure, whether it is for the entire day or for a few short hours.

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Admissions/ New Student OrientationCampus Police DepartmentCareer ServicesCSU Cert TeamDiningRecreation CenterResidence LifeNear Campus HousingCampus Activities Board College Credit PlusCollege of Education and Human ServicesCollege of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences CLASS Advising CenterDepartment of Art and Design Black Studies Program School of Communication Criminology, Anthropology, and Sociology Department Economics Department English Department History Department Liberal Studies Program Linguistics Program

Department of MusicDepartment of Philosophy and Comparative Religion Political Science Department School of Social Work Department of Theatre and Dance Women’s and Gender Studies ProgramDepartment of World Languages, Literatures, and CulturesCollege of Sciences and Health ProfessionsCollege Of Urban Affairs The 1964 Society Education AbroadExploratory AdvisingFacilities ServicesDepartment of FAST Financial Aid OfficeFirst Year AdvisingGraduate AdmissionsHealth and Wellness ServicesInformation Services & Technology/ Mobile Campus

Mandel Honors CollegeMath Learning CenterMichael Schwartz LibraryMBA and Graduate Business ProgramMonte Ahuja College of Business Undergraduate Programs and Student Services OfficeNEOMED-CSU Partnership Pre-Med ProgramOffice of Inclusion and Multicultural EngagementOffice of SustainabilityPre-Professional Heath ProgramsRecreation CenterSchool of NursingStudent LifeTransfer CenterTutoring and Academic Success Center (TASC)Viking ExpeditionsViking OutfittersWashkewicz College of Engineering Dean’s Office

CAMPUS FAIR: 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Meet representatives from a variety of offices and departments on campus in the Student Center Ballroom (SC), Room 311.

CAMPUS FAIR INFORMATION TABLES

CSU volunteers are wearing large Open House buttons. Please ask them for assistance if you need directions or have any questions about today’s events.

Next Steps Station

Next Steps Station

Next Steps Station

Next Steps Station

INFORMATION SESSION SCHEDULE* SESSION 1: 10:00 – 10:30 a.m.

SESSION TITLE LOCATIONCollege 101 MC 123Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Honors College MC 103Introduction to Financial Aid MC AUDStudent Housing Options FT 102How Do I Succeed in College? MC 134How to Get the Internship or Job You Want MC 136

SESSION 4: 1:00 – 1:30 p.m.

SESSION TITLE LOCATIONHow Do I Pick My Major? MC 134Introduction to Financial Aid MC AUDStudent Housing Options FT 102CSU Vikings Going Greek MC 201Graduate School MC 136You @ CSU MC 202

SESSION 2: 11:00 – 11:30 a.m.

SESSION TITLE LOCATIONJack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Honors College MC 103College 101 MC 123 How Do I Pick My Major? MC 134Introduction to Financial Aid MC AUDGraduate School MC 136CSU Vikings Going Greek MC 201Student Housing Options FT 102

SESSION 3: NOON – 12:30 p.m.

SESSION TITLE LOCATIONStudent Housing Options FT 102Transferring to CSU MC 123How Do I Succeed in College? MC 134How to Get the Internship or Job You Want MC 136You @ CSU MC 202

* Events are also offered in CSU colleges throughout the day. Check the following pages for information about college-specific events.

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INFORMATION SESSION DESCRIPTIONSHOW DO I SUCCEED IN COLLEGE?College graduates attest: crossing the finish line is not just about going to class, but also about knowing your resources and support services. Find out about the numerous free services CSU offers to help you succeed in your academic career.

COLLEGE 101Learning about a college education can be as confusing as learning a new language or visiting a foreign country. This session will break down the basic structure of a university, help you understand the parts involved in earning a degree and explain some of the terminology you will encounter on any college campus.

HOW DO I PICK MY MAJOR?Selecting an academic major is one of the most challenging aspects of the college experience. This session will examine common myths and misconceptions about majors, the relationship between majors and careers, and key factors to consider when choosing your major. Whether you’re currently undecided about your major, or think you may already have decided on your major, this session offers a wealth of useful information.

JACK, JOSEPH AND MORTON MANDEL HONORS COLLEGEThis information session is for high achieving students interested in a challenging college academic experience. Learn more about the Honors and University Scholars programs, admissions requirements and meet current students in the program.

INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL AIDThis session will provide an opportunity for participants to learn about the financial aid application process. The cost of higher education and different types of financial aid will also be reviewed.

STUDENT HOUSING OPTIONSAs a CSU student, you may decide to commute from your family home, live in a CSU residence hall, lease from a university- approved apartment or lease from an off campus landlord. It is up to you. Learn more about all of your options and estimated expenses including information about the CSU residence halls- Euclid Commons and Fenn Tower.

YOU @ CSUFind out why more and more students are making the CSU decision. Meet an admissions counselor and experience a fun presentation that outlines the five factors to consider when making your college decision.

HOW TO GET THE INTERNSHIP OR JOB YOU WANTIt is never too early to start thinking of what you will be doing when you graduate from college. At Cleveland State University we believe career development begins the moment you arrive on campus. Learn about the Career Services department and find out how we will help you figure out which careers interest you and what you need to do to land your dream job or internship!

GRADUATE SCHOOL Learn more about the unique experience that CSU provides for graduate students. Meet College of Graduate Studies staff and participate in an informative presentation that includes information about financing your graduate education, standardized

testing best practices, graduate assistantship opportunities, and tips for success at the graduate level.

CSU VIKINGS GOING GREEK?Is joining a fraternity/sorority for me? Many college students ask this same question. Greek Life offers the opportunity to come in contact with new people who share similar interests and values and who will become your friend for life. Fraternities and sororities bring out the best in their members through strong friendships and common goals. Greek organizations have an impact on their member’s lives in many ways, offering them learning and life experiences through community service, friendship, leadership, scholarship and social activities. Learn about CSU Greek Life in this session.

TRANSFERRING TO CSUIf you’re thinking about transferring to CSU from another college or university, attend this session to learn more about the transfer application process, scholarship opportunities, and resources available to help make your transition to CSU a success.

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES• The College of Education and

Human Services (CEHS) is comprised of four departments that include: 1) Curriculum and Foundations; 2) Teacher Education; 3) Counseling, Administration, Supervision and Adult Learning; and 4) Health and Human Performance.

• CREATE Our Curriculum Redesign Effort Advancing Teacher Education (Project CREATE) is a redesign of our licensing programs to improve early childhood, middle childhood, and special education teacher education and is based on a collaborative, integrative, clinical model for teacher preparation that will result in student-focused clinically based teacher licensing programs.

INTERNSHIPS

• Our College of Education and Human Services Internships are designed to provide students with the knowledge and experience to become successful teachers. The purpose of these paid internships is to provide CEHS students with the opportunity to enhance their teaching skills and have more direct contact with students.

• PROGRAMS WE OFFER

Faculty members will be available from each of the College departments to offer information and answer questions about the various programs we offer. Visit the following website for more information about the many program areas available: http://www.csuohio.edu/cehs/essc/college-advising-office-essc-program-requirements

FORMAL PRESENTATIONS 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. SESSION I 11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. SESSION II JULKA HALL ATRIUM

The College of Education and Human Services will host two presentations in the Atrium of Julka Hall. At 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. there will be an overview of the College’s field-based teacher licensure programs and Allied Sport Professional programs. The overview presentations will be followed up by the opportunity to meet and talk with faculty from our Early Childhood Education, Special Education, CSUTeach, Physical Education and Health, and Exercise Fitness Specialist and Sport Management programs. Committed to student engagement and success, the College is also proud to share information about its new Cleveland

Fellows Program, made possible through a jointly funded initiative of the Cleveland Foundation and the Cleveland Municipal School District (CMSD). This innovative partnership provides paid internships and stipends to undergraduate students during their final year with the goal of securing a teaching position within CMSD upon graduation. We invite you to enjoy these presentations and learn more about how Cleveland State’s College of Education and Human Services is reimagining the educational pathway for tomorrow’s educators and allied sport professionals.

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MONTE AHUJA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS• Accredited by the Association to

Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International in both business and accounting, a distinction shared with less than 5% of business schools worldwide.

• Undergraduate, Graduate and Certificate programs all taught by professors who are experts in their fields. These professors share real-world experiences and make projects for local companies part of the curriculum.

• Engage in unique hands-on learning experiences with co-ops and internships, including opportunities at Fortune 500 businesses, located just steps from CSU. Our students get work experience at local companies such as Progressive, KeyBank, Sherwin-Williams, the Cleveland Indians, and more.

• Connected, engaged and invested in the Cleveland business community, the College offers executive and continuing education, entrepreneurship and small business consulting programs.

THE WORLD OF BUSINESS: TODAY & TOMORROW: 10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.10:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.ROOM BU 220, 2ND FLOOR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS/STUDENTS ONLY This presentation will provide general information about all the majors offered in the College of Business and how the majors can help students develop dynamic inter-changeable careers within various businesses and industry. The program will highlight emerging trends regarding careers that require a business degree. Refreshments will be served.

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WASHKEWICZ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING• Featuring chemical/biomedical,

civil/environmental, electrical/ computer, computer science and mechanical engineering programs, the College is located steps away from Fortune 500 businesses and world-class institutions. Students engage in unique hands-on learning experiences alongside renowned professors and local engineering professionals.

• In state-of-the-art classrooms, professors draw on engineering expertise and incorporate projects from local companies into the curriculum. Class sizes enable you to receive a personalized engaged learning experience from professors you’ll get to know on a first name basis.

• Outside the classroom, students learn from local professionals and explore possible careers through internships and co-ops in organizations such as NASA, Parker Hannifin Corporation, the Cleveland Clinic, and more. Our Co-op program enables students to alternate semesters between academic study and full-time, paid work at engineering companies. There are also 17 active engineering student clubs and organizations on campus.

• The College of Engineering provides over $700,000 annually in scholarships to our students.

•The College recently received $15 million from Donald and Pamela Washkewicz and the Parker Hannifin Foundation to break ground for a new $60 million engineering building scheduled for completion in December, 2017.

Be sure to visit Fenn Hall (FH) - or stop by the Washkewicz table at the Campus Fair to request an escort to Fenn Hall — to learn about engineering academic programs and student groups, meet professors, current students and staff.

ENGINEERING LAB PRESENTATIONS 10:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.All lab tours take place in Fenn Hall. Lab locations subject to change.

Stop by the Washkewicz table at the Campus Fair (SC 311) for details.

• Electrical and Computer Engineering*

• Computer Science*

• Chemical Engineering*

• Mechanical Engineering*

• Civil Engineering*

The above programs are also available as graduate programs of study, along with Environmental Engineering, Software Engineering and Biomedical Engineering.

* Programs with an asterisk are available as a five-year Bachelors and Master’s program. Doctoral programs are also offered.

Four year applied learning programs in Mechanical and Electronic Engineering Technology are also available. Technology programs are Algebra based. Other programs are Calculus based.

ENGINEERING STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AND SERVICES FENN HALL (FH) LOBBY10:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.• Meet with student leaders and

hear about their activities and organizations

ENGINEERING LECTURE- “WHAT DO ENGINEERS DO?”FENN HALL (FH) 103 AND (FH) 130 COMPTON ALUMNI LOUNGE AND FOXES’ DEN STUDY LOUNGE 11:15 a.m. AND 11:50 a.m.Presented by Gregg Schoof, Manager of Engineering Student Programs and Hannah Rosen, Coordinator of Student Programs. These sessions will provide an overview of engineering fields and related achievements, and provide information regarding scholarships, career options, salaries, employment projections, student organizations and services. Cooperative Education, the Honors Program and an available job shadowing program will be discussed. Engineering student panels will respond to questions concerning specific majors.

JACK, JOSEPH AND MORTON MANDEL HONORS COLLEGE• Offers a challenging program

designed to meet the needs of academically talented students interested in attending an urban university.

• Students enjoy the benefits of being in a large, diverse, comprehensive university located in a dynamic urban center, while at the same time receiving the personalized attention, small class sizes, and opportunities for undergraduate research and creativity typical of smaller schools.

• Students graduating with Honors from CSU typically move on to

graduate study and professional careers.

JACK, JOSEPH AND MORTON MANDEL HONORS COLLEGE PRESENTATIONMAIN CLASSROOM (MC) 103 10:00 a.m. AND 11:00 a.m.This information session is for high achieving students interested in a challenging college academic experience. Learn more about the Honors and University Scholars programs, admissions requirements and meet current students in the program.

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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES• The College of Liberal Arts and

Social Sciences (CLASS) offers over 26 undergraduate majors and nine graduate programs led by distinguished faculty, scholars, scientists, artists, and performers who are closely connected to our urban community.

• Our Fine Arts Campus in Playhouse Square — the second largest performing arts district in the United States — houses the theatre, dance, and art programs. This unique opportunity provides arts-oriented students with a hands-on learning experience alongside working professionals.

• Our students acquire essential skills in leadership, analysis, communication, problem-solving and creativity while following their passions and studying the subjects that most engage their interests and talents.

• Committed to providing engaged learning both on and off campus, the College enhances the student’s experience through small classroom settings, exciting community based internships, experiential learning opportunities, international study abroad programs, numerous scholarship awards, and more than 20 liberal arts and social science related student clubs and organizations.

CAMPUS FAIR TABLES Stop into the Student Center Glasscock Family Foundation Ballroom anytime between 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. to talk to a faculty member in the following academic programs from the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences:

Department of Art and Design

Black Studies

School of Communication

Criminology, Anthropology and Sociology Department

Economics Department

English Department

History Department

Liberal Studies Program

Linguistics Program

Department of Music

Department of Philosophy and Comparative Religion

Political Science Department

School of Social Work

Department of Theatre and Dance

Women’s and Gender Studies Program

World Languages, Literatures and Cultures Department

CLASS Advising Center

• In the classroom, you will be taught by nationally & internationally recognized faculty, some of whom are authors of the world’s best-selling textbooks in their subject areas. Our campus is home to a variety of cutting edge research endeavors, conducted through millions of dollars of grant funding awarded to our faculty.

• Available student support includes tutoring and supplemental instruction in math and science, a variety of endowed scholarships for College of Sciences and Health Professions (COSHP) majors, and student organizations for a variety of interests. In addition, COSHP students receive personalized graduation plans and have access to both a professional staff advisor AND a faculty advisor. We are also home to the Office of Pre-Professional Programs, which provides additional services for students interested in medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, optometry and veterinary medicine.

• COSHP also boasts facilities such as newly renovated chemistry laboratories, a state-of-the-art

Center for Innovation in the Medical Professions, an on-campus speech & hearing clinic, and a human gross anatomy lab for undergraduates.

COLLEGE OF SCIENCES AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS PANEL DISCUSSION MAIN CLASSROOM (MC) 202 11:00 a.m.Learn about our academic offerings, recent accomplishments and vision for the future from COSHP Dean Meredith Bond. This session will also feature an undergraduate student panel representing the array of COSHP majors. Get your questions answered directly by our current students! PLUS, two lucky attendees will win a gift card to the Viking Outfitters bookstore!

CHEMISTRY LAB DEMONSTRATION SCIENCE BUILDING (SI) 340 12:00 p.m.If you’re interested in science and chemistry, you won’t want to miss Dr. Jerry Mundell as he presents a fun and interactive demonstration in one of the COSHP’s state-of-the-art chemistry laboratories.

OCCUPATIONAL AND PHYSICAL THERAPY TOUR CENTER FOR INNOVATION IN THE MEDICAL PROFESSIONS (IM) 225 12:00 p.m.Meet faculty and students from our popular Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy programs in the recently-opened Center for Innovation in the Medical Professions. Obtain information about these programs, view some of the technology used in the classrooms and labs, and experience demonstrations of techniques used in these fields.

SPEECH AND HEARING CLINIC TOUR CENTER FOR INNOVATION IN THE MEDICAL PROFESSIONS (IM) 275 12:00 p.m.Join faculty and students in this on- campus Clinic, which offers services from consultation to comprehensive diagnostic and therapy services for children, teens and adults with speech, language and hearing problems. Tour our new facility and learn more about this health profession.

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MAXINE GOODMAN LEVIN COLLEGE OF URBAN AFFAIRS• The College is home to the highest

ranked programs at Cleveland State.  Recognized as one of the premier colleges of Urban Affairs, the Levin College is continuously ranked among the best in the nation for the graduate specialty in City Management & Urban Policy by U.S. News and World Report.

• Levin College students gain real-world experience through internships, mentoring, and collaborative projects with our community partners.  They build professional networks before graduation, jumpstarting meaningful careers in urban planning, nonprofit administration, public safety, environmental sustainability, and economic development.

WHY SHOULD YOU CARE ABOUT URBAN AFFAIRS?MUSIC AND COMMUNICATIONS BUILDING (MU), 2089:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.Did you know that over half the world’s population now lives in urban areas? The Levin College of Urban Affairs provides relevant degrees that prepare you to lead in your community. Our students gain real world experience through internships and applied in-class projects. Levin graduates are successful in the public, nonprofit, and private sectors with degrees including Organizational Leadership and Nonprofit Administration.

TOUR STOP IN THE ATRIUMLEVIN COLLEGE OF URBAN AFFAIRS ATRIUM10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.Meet Levin College leadership, faculty, and staff and learn why we’re ranked #7 in the nation for City Management and Urban Policy and #17 for Nonprofit Management by U.S. News & World Report.

EXHIBIT: MAKING OUR OWN SPACELEVIN COLLEGE OF URBAN AFFAIRSCAMPBELL GALLERY10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.This exhibit follows Cleveland middle school and high school students as they transform ideas about improving their neighborhoods into physical structures. The show presents documentation of “MAKING OUR OWN SPACES” during Summer 2016, focusing on the activities of students and planners in the Buckeye and Moreland neighborhoods.

SCHOOL OF NURSING• Featuring a Bachelor of Science

in Nursing (BSN), accelerated BSN; and RN to BSN programs for undergraduates, more than 95% of School of Nursing students graduate on schedule and are in great demand by hospitals and health care agencies.

• In the classroom, professors draw on years of real nursing experience and incorporate the latest techniques and technologies into the curriculum. Students have the opportunity to practice all of the nursing skills on mannequins in our Nursing Resource Laboratory before they ever work on patients.

• Outside of the classroom, students learn first-hand by interacting with local nursing professionals during clinical experiences at some of the best hospitals in the country, including the Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals and MetroHealth Medical Center.

A NURSING STUDENT’S PERSPECTIVECENTER FOR INNOVATION IN MEDICAL PROFESSIONS (IM) 11410:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.Take a seat in the state-of-the-art classroom to experience a student’s perspective. Hear an overview of the nursing program, meet School of Nursing representatives and have your questions answered.

TOURS OF THE NURSING RESOURCE LABORATORYCENTER FOR INNOVATION IN MEDICAL PROFESSIONS (IM), ROOMS ON 1ST AND 2ND FLOORS10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

The School of Nursing has outstanding learning resources for students. In addition to the vast amount of information nurses need to know, they must also be proficient in many psychomotor skills. The Nursing Resources Lab (NRL) provides a safe environment for students to learn and practice the many intricate skills required for safe patient care before using them in clinical rotations with patients. Staff will escort you through the NRL and Simulation Rooms and offer explanations of what you are seeing and answer questions. Tours of the Simulation Rooms include Critical Care, Pediatrics and Obstetrics.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS AT CSU*MONTE AHUJA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

SEE PAGE 6 FOR AHUJA COLLEGE EVENTS UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS Accounting Public Accounting Governmental or Institutional Accounting Management Accounting Internal Auditing Information Systems AuditingGeneral BusinessBusiness EconomicsFinance Investment and Security Management Real Estate Finance Financial Management Management of Financial Institutions Information Systems and TechnologyInternational BusinessManagement General Management Healthcare Management Human Resource ManagementMarketing Marketing Communications Consumer Marketing Business to Business Marketing International MarketingOperations and Supply Chain Management Business Analytics Global Operations Management Supply Chain Management Project Management

GRADUATE PROGRAMSMaster of Accountancy (MAcc)

Financial Accounting/Auditing Program Taxation ProgramMaster of Business Administration (MBA) Accounting Economic Development Finance Health Care Administration Human Resources and Labor Relations Information Systems International Business Marketing Operations and Supply Chain Management Executive Master Business Administration (EMBA)Global Accelerated MBAMobile Accelerated MBAOnline Accelerated MBAMBA in Health Care Administration (MBA-HCA)Master of Computer and Information Science (MCIS)Master of Labor Relations/Human Resources (MLRHR)MBA/Juris Doctor (JD/MBA)

DOCTORAL PROGRAMDoctor of Business Administration (DBA) Finance Information Systems Global Business Management and Labor Relations Marketing Operations Management

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES (CEHS) SEE PAGE 6 FOR CEHS EVENTS UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS: (B.B.ED. DEGREE AND TEACHER LICENSURE) Early Childhood (Pre K-Grade 3)Middle Childhood (Grades 4-9) Requires two Concentrations: Math, Science, Social Studies, Reading and Language ArtsAdolescent/Young Adult (Grades 7-12) Integrated Language Arts Integrated Mathematics Integrated Social Studies Dual Science: Chemistry and Physics, Life Science and Earth Science, Life Science and Chemistry, Physics and Life ScienceSpecial Education (Grades K-12) Mild/Moderate Intervention Moderate/Intensive InterventionMulti-Age (Pre K-Grade 12) French Health Physical Education Spanish Music Visual Arts

ALLIED SPORTS PROFESSIONS PROGRAMS (B.S. ED. DEGREE) Exercise/Fitness Specialist Sports Management

POST-BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS (TEACHER LICENSURE) Middle Childhood (Grades 4-9) Requires two Concentrations: Math, Science, Social Studies, Reading and Language Arts

Adolescent/Young Adult (Grades 7-12) Integrated Language Arts Integrated Mathematics Integrated Social Studies Dual Science: Chemistry and Physics, Life Science and Earth Science, Life Science and Chemistry, Physics and Life ScienceMulti-Age (Pre K-Grade 12) French Health Physical Education Spanish Music Visual Arts

GRADUATE PROGRAMS (M.ED. DEGREE AND TEACHER LICENSURE) Early Childhood (Pre K-Grade 3) Special Education (Grades K-12) Mild/Moderate Intervention (K-12) Moderate/Intensive Intervention (K-12) Early Childhood Intervention (Pre-K-3)School Health (Pre-K-12) Mild/Moderate InterventionMaster of Urban Secondary Teaching (MUST) Adolescent/Young Adult (Grades 7-12) Integrated Language Arts Integrated Mathematics Integrated Social Studies Dual Science: Chemistry and Physics, Life Science and Earth Science, Life

Science and Chemistry, Physics and Life ScienceMulti-Age (Pre-K-Grade 12) Spanish Visual Arts School Counseling (K-12)

WASHKEWICZ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SEE PAGE 7 FOR WASHKEWICZ COLLEGE EVENTS UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS Chemical Engineering (5 year BCHE + MS) Civil Engineering (5 year BCE + MS) Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering (5 year BEE + MS) Electronic Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering (5 year BME+MS) Mechanical Engineering Technology

GRADUATE PROGRAMSMaster of Science in Biomedical EngineeringMaster of Science in Chemical EngineeringMaster of Science in Civil EngineeringMaster of Science in Electrical Engineering Master of Science in Engineering MechanicsMaster of Science in Environmental EngineeringMaster of Science in Mechanical EngineeringMaster of Science in Software Engineering

DOCTORAL PROGRAMSDoctor of Engineering Applied Biomedical Engineering

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (CLASS) SEE PAGE 8 FOR CLASS EVENTSUNDERGRADUATE MAJORS Anthropology

Arabic Art Art History Graphic Design Studio Art Black Studies Communication Studies

Communication Communication Management Comparative Religion Criminology

Dance Economics English Creative Writing Literature Secondary Licensure Film, Television and Interactive Media French History International Relations Area Studies Global Studies International Business and Economics Journalism and Promotional Communication Journalism Integrated Promotional Communication Liberal Studies Linguistics Music (BA)

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* VISIT CSUOHIO.EDU/MAJORS FOR A DETAILED LIST OF UPDATES

Music (BMUS) Composition Education Performance Therapy Philosophy Ethics Political Science Public Service Social Studies Social Work (BSW) Sociology Spanish Theatre Arts Acting Directing Technical Theatre Women’s and Gender Studies

GRADUATE PROGRAMSMaster of Applied Communication Theory and MethodologyMaster of Arts in EconomicsMaster of Arts in EnglishMaster of Fine Arts in Creative Writing/ NEOMFAMaster of Arts in Global InteractionsMaster of Arts in History History Museum StudiesMaster of Music Composition Music Education PerformanceMaster of Social Work

Master of Arts in Spanish

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSHistory: Museum Studies

Music Performance: Professional Studies

Philosophy: Advanced Study in Bioethics

COLLEGE OF SCIENCES AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS (COSHP) SEE PAGE 8 FOR COSHP EVENTS UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS Biology Biology-Medical Technology Chemistry American Chemical Society Certified Pre-Professional Studies Pre-Professional Studies with a Concentration in Pharmaceutical Science Environmental Science Health Sciences Associate Degree Completion General Interest Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Occupational Therapy Mathematics (BA) Mathematics (BS) Pharmaceutical Sciences (BS) Physics (BA) Physics (BS) Psychology Speech and Hearing

GRADUATE PROGRAMSMaster of Science in Biology Master of Science in Chemistry Master of Science in Environmental Science

Juris Doctor/Master of Science in Environmental Science Master of Science in Health Sciences Physician Assisting Master of Arts or Master of Science in MathematicsMaster of Occupational TherapyMaster of Public HealthMaster of Science in Physics Optics and Materials Medical Physics Optics and Medical ImagingMaster of Arts in Psychology Psychology, Clinical Program Psychology, Consumer Industrial Research Program Psychology, Diversity Management Program Psychology, Experimental Research Program Psychology, School ProgramMaster of Arts in Speech Pathology and Audiology

SPECIALIST PROGRAMSPsychology Specialist

DOCTORAL PROGRAMS

Doctor of Philosophy in Adult Development and AgingDoctor of Philosophy in Clinical-Bioanalytical Chemistry Clinical Chemistry Cellular and Molecular MedicineDoctor of Physical TherapyDoctor of Philosophy in Regulatory Biology Cellular and Molecular Medicine

MAXINE GOODMAN LEVIN COLLEGE OF URBAN AFFAIRS

SEE PAGE 9 FOR LEVIN COLLEGE EVENTS UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS

Economic DevelopmentEnvironmental Studies (BA) Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Environmental ManagementNonprofit AdministrationOrganizational Leadership Urban Studies Management CommunicationPublic Safety Management Public Management Emergency Preparedness/Homeland SecurityUrban Studies Urban and Regional Planning Public Management Environmental Policy and Management

UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSSustainable Urban DevelopmentUrban Geographic Information SystemsPublic Management

GRADUATE PROGRAMSMaster of Arts in Environmental StudiesMaster of Nonprofit Administration and LeadershipMaster of Public AdministrationMaster of Urban Planning, Design, and DevelopmentMaster of Science in Urban Studies

DOCTORAL PROGRAMS Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Studies and Public Affairs

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSLocal and Urban ManagementUrban Real Estate Development and FinanceNonprofit AdministrationUrban Economic DevelopmentUrban Geographic Information Systems

SCHOOL OF NURSING SEE PAGE 9 FOR NURSING EVENTS BASIC BSN PROGRAM The Basic program is designed for students who are seeking a baccalaureate degree and licensure as a registered nurse. This traditional program is three years in length.

ACCELERATED BSN PROGRAM The Accelerated program is an intense program that spans four consecutive semesters. It is designed for students who have a bachelor’s degree in another profession and want to transition into nursing.

RN TO BSN PROGRAM The RN to BSN program is offered to students who are already licensed RNs through a diploma or associate degree program. The nursing portion of this online program can be completed in three consecutive semesters.

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (With a focus on population health) In the MSN program, students may choose one of four tracks: Specialized Populations Nursing Education Forensic Nursing Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) Students may also choose to pursue a joint MSN/MBA degree. The program is taught on a part-time basis, and all of the nursing courses in the MSN program are taught online.

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HOP ON, HOP OFF: CAMPUS TOURWalking tours of campus will be available throughout the day between 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. The tours originate in the Student Center. However, you can hop on and hop off at various stops across campus. Feel free to hop off the tour and listen to a speaker, experience an academic college, or tour a building. When you are ready to rejoin the tour, simply wait at the tour stop sign for the next tour to come along and hop on.

1 Student Center (SC)2 Julka Hall (JH) - College of Education and Human

Services and School of Nursing 3 Recreation Center (RC)4 Fenn Hall (FH) - Washkewicz College of Engineering 5 Science Building (SI) - College of Sciences and Health

Professions 6 Main Classroom (MC)7 All-in-One (MC)

8 Michael Schwartz Library (RT) 9 Rhodes Tower West (RW) - Career Services Center

and Veterans Student Success Center10 Music and Communication Building (MU) - College

of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences11 Business Building (BU) - Monte Ahuja College of

Business12 Urban Building (UR) - Maxine Goodman Levin

College of Urban Affairs13 Center for Innovation in Medical Professions (IM)

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EUCLID COMMONS AND FENN TOWER RESIDENCE HALL TOURS Tours of Fenn Tower (FT) and Euclid Commons (EU) will be available between 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Tours will depart every 15 minutes from Fenn Tower lobby.

MICHAEL SCHWARTZ LIBRARY SELF- AUGMENTED REALITY TOUR 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Use the Layar app (available on iOS and Android) to take a self-guided tour of the Library to learn more about the Library’s services, resources and facilities. Library staff will be available to answer questions.