THIS IS
MIDLAND Midland University Visit Guide 2026-2027
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WELCOME TO MIDLAND THIS IS MIDLAND STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
ATHLETICS ARTS STUDENT LIFE STUDENT SERVICES CAREER READY WITH DRIVE ACADEMICS STUDENT RESOURCES THE MIDLAND INVESTMENT OUR SUCCESS STORY ADMISSIONS SUPPORT TEAM STUDENT AMBASSADORS
CAMPUS MAP FREMONT COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
CONNECT WITH US
Welcome to Midland. This is where your next chapter begins. When you step onto campus today — or tune in remotely — you’re not just visiting a university. You’re stepping into a community that champions your story from day one. We take pride in walking alongside you as you explore what your future will hold. Your Midland experience starts now. You’ll explore spaces where you’ll learn, have fun, and grow. You’ll connect with professors who mentor, classmates who become your crew, and find a campus buzzing with energy and purpose. In every classroom, lab, and campus space, you’ll witness how Warrior values shape every aspect of life here. At Midland, you’re not just earning a degree — you’re building a life of meaning. Our students come from 45 states and 36 countries, bringing a world of perspectives and passions to a community that sees, supports, and believes in you. Whether you’re discovering bold ideas in a small class, expressing yourself through the arts, rising to the challenge on game day, or serving in the community, you’re shaping a future that’s uniquely yours. We believe the possibilities ahead of you are limitless — and we’re committed to helping you author your Warrior story with confidence, clarity, and purpose. This is where you shine. No matter where your journey leads, we are honored to be part of your process. And whether that journey includes Midland or not, we’re grateful to share this moment with you — and we wish you every success on the road ahead. Welcome to Midland. Welcome to where your story begins. Warmly,
Lori Ethier Vice President of Enrollment & Marketing Warrior Class 2007
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This is Midland MISSION
VALUES
At Midland University, we inspire students to learn, serve, and lead in the world with purpose.
Faith | Quality | Respect Stewardship | Learning
*Reflects the 2026-2027 Class
55% 57% MIDL A ND U N IVE RS I TY 5
of students come from in state
350+
students work on campus
of students live on campus
81%
of students are involved in extracurricular activities
Student Organizations ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL
FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS
RECREATION
Agribusiness Club A club focused on promoting and championing industry awareness, connecting students with future internship and career opportunities, and building a welcoming community on campus based on the love of agriculture
Cru A caring community passionate about connecting people to a relationship with Jesus Christ through small groups, campus outreach + conferences
SAS (Short Attention Span) Our student improv team offers a creative outlet for performers as well as hilarious entertainment for the whole campus
FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) An organization that points students to the hope they have in Jesus Christ while preparing them to do sports God’s way
Esports
Midland Catholics A group that aims to provide fellowship, service, and Bible studies so students can grow in their faith
Circle K International Develops college and university students into a global network of responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service
Blank Space Art Hub An organization dedicated to including all students with a passion for art in fundraising activities FBLA-C (Future Business Leaders of America Collegiate) Provides opportunities for post-secondary students to develop vocational competencies for business and office occupations and business teacher education MASH (Midland Association for Students in Health) Strives to help students examine the various science fields, professional programs, and professions NAfME (National Association for Music Education) Orchestrates success for students nationwide and supports music educators at all teaching levels NSEA-AE (Nebraska State Education Association Aspiring Educators) Develops prospective educators and gives an understanding of the educational profession SNA (Student Nursing Association) Provides programs representative of fundamental and current professional interests and concerns
GREEK LIFE Kappa Phi Fraternity Promotes social life, develops a community based on unity and brotherhood, and fosters leadership of young men at Midland University Phi Omega Sorority Promotes social life for the young women of Midland University by serving others
SERVICE
Pinky Swear PACK Creates a community of like-minded individuals who educate, support, and create an impact in the fight against pediatric cancer Student Senate Represents the student body of Midland University
Pi Epsilon Sorority Produces a fine type of womanhood through constant practice of teachings and ideals set forth by its constitution and rules of good conduct Tri Phi Sorority Promotes the development of intellectual, physical, social, and spiritual life for the young women of Midland University Alpha Psi Omega Theatre Honor Society
AFFINITY GROUPS BSU (Black Student Union) Takes active measures towards fostering and enriching an environment for Black and African students attending a predominantly white institution
HONORARY SOCIETIES
Blue Key Honor Society for Junior/Senior Men Pi Gamma Mu Social Sciences Honor Society
Global Warriors Serves as a place of support for international students where all cultures represented are being embraced
Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society
PRISM (Promoting Respect of Identities & Sexualities at Midland) Provides education to students about inclusion and respect around sexuality and the way students identify themselves
Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society
Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society
If you have questions about any of our student organizations, please contact studentengagement@midlandu.edu
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Athletics
THIS IS MIDLAND. THIS IS GRIT. At Midland, competition is more than a game — it’s a proving ground for grit, growth, and greatness. With 32 varsity teams and a culture built on support, discipline, and school pride, our student-athletes rise to the challenge on and off the field. Whether it’s game day or just any other day, you’ll find a community that backs you — and a coaching staff that believes in who you are and who you can become.
RECENT TEAM HIGHLIGHTS + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Competitive Cheer – NCA Spirit Rally Champions Competitive Dance – GPAC Champions, NAIA National Runners-Up, NDA Pom Champions, NDA Team Performance Champions Women’s Hockey – WMCH Runners-up, ACHA Division 1 National Champions (first in program history) Men’s Hockey – Back-to-back national tournament appearances Women’s Powerlifting – Raw and Equipped National Champions, 15 national titles since 2019 Men’s Powerlifting – Equipped National Champions, 14 national titles since 2018 Softball – GPAC regular season and tournament champions, 8th straight NAIA Opening Round appearance Men’s Swimming & Diving – 3 individual national qualifiers Indoor Track & Field – 4 individual national qualifiers, 1 relay team Outdoor Track & Field – 3 individual national qualifiers, 2 relay teams Volleyball – NAIA National Qualifier (12th time in last 13 seasons) Women’s Wrestling – 3 national qualifiers, 1 NAIA All-American Men’s Wrestling – 2 national qualifiers, 1 NAIA All-American
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ATHLETIC OPPORTUNITIES BASEBALL (M) BASKETBALL BOWLING CHEER CROSS COUNTRY DANCE FLAG FOOTBALL (W)
FOOTBALL (M) GOLF HOCKEY LACROSSE POWERLIFTING SHOTGUN SPORTS SOCCER
SOFTBALL (W) SWIM & DIVE TENNIS TRACK & FIELD VOLLEYBALL (W) WRESTLING TEAM MANAGERS & OPERATIONS
100
19
All-Conference Honorees
Individual National Champions
NAIA Scholar-Teams
48
144
5
All-American Honorees
NAIA Scholar-Athletes
Conference Players of the Year
24
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Arts
THIS IS MIDLAND. THIS IS PASSION. From the first note, brushstroke, or line on stage, Midland Arts students are encouraged to explore boldly and express freely. Whether you’re performing in front of an audience or perfecting your craft behind the scenes, you’ll find mentors devoted to your experience, a supportive community, and a stage that’s always waiting. Theatre, music, and visual arts thrive here — because your voice matters, and your passions deserve to be seen and heard.
DEDICATED TO OUR CRAFT Our faculty and staff are skilled experts who provide exceptional performance opportunities within their fields of expertise.
DEVOTED TO THE EXPERIENCE Our top priority is to ensure our students feel welcomed and appreciated, while having a fun and accomplished experience. Midland Arts students receive a truly special college experience uniquely catered to their individual interests and future goals.
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ARTS OPPORTUNITIES ART & DESIGN INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
TECHNICAL ARTS THEATRE
VOCAL MUSIC
25+
60+
Arts work-study positions
Performances in the 2025-2026 season
70+
9
Arts courses offered every year
Nominations for American College Theatre Festival (RENT)
SCAN TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE ARTS AND TO VIEW THE 2026-2027 ARTS SEASON
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Student Life REAL COMMUNITY. REAL GROWTH. RESIDENCE LIFE Midland University’s Residence Life program is committed to creating a true ‘home’ for our students by supporting personal development, providing a safe and engaging community, and enhancing the student life experience. We are proud to embrace and empower every student who joins our community through relationship building, participation in hall programs, involvement in various campus activities, and a commitment to investing in the well-being of each student and equipping them to write the college story that they desire and deserve.
RESIDENCE HALLS
OFF-CAMPUS REQUIREMENTS
Two-year residency requirement | All residence halls are co-ed by wing or floor
Eligible students must meet ONE criteria
Beegle Hall: Freshmen & sophomores
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Benton Hall: Freshmen & sophomores +
Gunderson Hall: Freshmen
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Augustine Hall: Sophomores, juniors, & seniors Miller Hall: Suite-style living for sophomores Atchison & Lund: Apartment-style living for sophomores, juniors, & seniors
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4 prior semesters of on-campus residential living Married or has a dependent child living with them Resides at home with parent or guardian within a 30 mile radius of campus 21 years or older by the first day of the semester
Olson Village: Apartment-style living for juniors, seniors, & students 21+
SECURITY Midland University maintains a campus Safety & Security team consisting of both professional and student staff who are trained to provide a safe and secure environment essential to Midland. Safety & Security staff members provide: + + +
Safe walks for students, faculty, staff, and visitors on campus at any time from any location on campus Clery report Nightly patrols
Student Life studentlife@midlandu.edu
Student Health studenthealth@midlandu.edu
Student Services FIND YOUR PEOPLE. FUEL YOUR PURPOSE. DINING SERVICES The Midland Dining Hall offers a variety of fresh foods from home-style entrees to freshly baked pizza and pasta to ice cream and freshly baked desserts. The Dining Hall is buffet style and all you can eat. Midland University partners with Sodexo to provide our dining services. If you have specific dietary needs, we are confident we can accommodate and will be happy to connect you with our Student Life team. They will partner with you to build a custom dietary plan for your time on campus. The Warrior Grille is located on the 1st floor of the Olson Student Center in the Eikmeier Commons. It is a great place to pick-up breakfast, lunch, or dinner or grab a Starbucks coffee to get a jump on your busy schedule.
STUDENT HEALTH Midland University has a nurse on campus Monday through Friday to provide care and other services. Services include health counseling, first aid supplies, over-the-counter medications, blood pressure & temperature checks, food tray delivery, physician & dental referrals, as well as testing for COVID-19, strep, and influenza available on-site.
COUNSELING The mission of the Midland University Counseling Center is to provide a supportive environment where students are encouraged to express and explore issues impacting their educational experience and collaboratively specify goals that will improve their well-being. Midland also offers a 24/7 telehealth counseling option that allows students to receive support even while traveling or competing away from campus.
LEARN MORE ABOUT MIDLAND’S TELEHEALTH OFFERINGS
STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS & ACCESSIBILITY Any student needing academic accommodations must self-identify and should not assume that any documentation will automatically be sent to Midland. Documentation can be, but is not limited to, an IEP or 504 that has been completed in the last four years. Other forms of documentation are also common and will be reviewed by our Student Accommodations Specialist.
CAMPUS MINISTRY & SPIRITUAL WELLNESS Our Director for Campus Ministry & Spiritual Wellness is a certified spiritual director and serves as a resource for students for one-on-one and small group conversations about life and faith. Programming includes: reflections, community meals, outreach, volunteer engagement, and community chapel. The Warrior Open Cupboard, a free food and hygiene pantry is available to all current Midland students as an initiative within Campus Ministries.
Counseling counseling@midlandu.edu
Student Accommodations accommodations@midlandu.edu
Career Ready with DRIVE The DRIVE model is our University-wide framework that takes a modern approach to the “liberal arts” based on the skills employers look for when hiring college graduates. It fuels intellectual growth and development by focusing on the development of relevant skills and creating dynamic experiences through all aspects of the Midland journey.
WHY IS DRIVE IMPORTANT? + + + +
Increases relevance for what students are learning Provides flexibility for students when selecting courses Bridges curricular & co-curricular experiences Helps develop skills that students will use for their entire career
D - DIGITAL FLUENCY Students master digital tools and transform from users of technology to creators within their chosen field. Curricular example: ART140: Introduction to Advertising Design Students use digital graphics programs to create new logos in four different ways. Students learn what a professional graphic artist does in this situation.
HOWARD HANSON
HONORS PROGRAM
R - RESEARCH & CRITICAL THINKING Students investigate ideas, identify credible sources of information, and translate facts into meaningful analysis. Co-Curricular example: Library Database Presentations During this presentation the Librarian teaches students how to utilize and search from the Library’s online database. Students learn how to form a research question to search, what the best database(s) is to search from, how to limit their search, and how to compile the best scholarly research for their assignment.
INTERESTED IN AN ENHANCED ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE AT MIDLAND?
I - INNOVATION
SCAN THE QR CODE ABOVE TO LEARN MORE.
Students consider new ways of thinking about everyday issues and identify the steps needed to turn ideas into action. Curricular example: BIT160: Object Oriented Programming Students formulate a deliberate design process of developing, testing and refining a prototype by designing a game and presenting to the class. They submit a preliminary draft, which will allow for adequate testing and refining of the system.
V - VOCATION & LEADERSHIP Students explore their interests and personal strengths to transform their passion into a profession.
Eligible students (27 ACT or a 3.5 GPA) will have the opportunity to share more about themselves through our application and reference process. The program has an acceptance deadline of May 1st with limited spots, so scan the QR code to learn more today!
Co-Curricular example: Midland Midday Mingle With over 60 professionals from various industries, this is an incredible opportunity for students to make connections, engage with their passions, and practice essential networking skills.
E - ENGAGEMENT & EXPRESSION Students observe and experience diverse perspectives changing from spectator to participant on local, national, and global issues. Curricular example: EDU220: Diversity in Classroom Communities Students trace their own experience with diversity, question their own biases, stereotypes, preconceptions, assumptions, and the assumptions of others to define new modes of thinking as a result of that questioning.
QUESTIONS ABOUT HONORS?
Contact our Honors Program Coordinator, Katy Jones jonesk@midlandu.edu
QUESTIONS ABOUT DRIVE? Contact the Registrar | registrar@midlandu.edu
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Academics DUNKLAU SCHOOL OF BUSINESS THIS IS WHERE YOUR EXPERIENCES AND HANDS-ON LEARNING WILL HAVE YOU READY FOR THE REAL WORLD.
Accounting, Agribusiness, Business Administration, Business Intelligence & Technology, Digital Marketing, Financial Services, Management, Sports Management
LUTHER COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES THIS IS WHERE YOU WILL EXPLORE YOUR PASSIONS AND THRIVE IN AN INCREASINGLY COMPLEX WORLD.
Applied Behavior Analysis, Arts Management, Communication Studies, Criminal Justice, English, History, Human Services, Mathematics, Psychology, Religion & Philosophy, Sociology, Youth & Family Ministry
WALKER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION THIS IS WHERE YOU WILL PREPARE YOURSELF TO TEACH AND LEAD THE NEXT GENERATION.
Elementary Education K-8, Secondary Education 6-12 or 7-12, Special Education Generalist K-12, Education PK-12
COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS THIS IS WHERE YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS WILL HELP OTHERS AND SHAPE THE FUTURE OF CARE.
Biology, Exercise Science, Health & Wellness, Medical Arts (3+1), Nursing
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS AT MIDLAND UNIVERSITY, YOU CAN TAKE THE FIRST STEP TOWARD A SUCCESSFUL AND FULFILLING PROFESSIONAL CAREER.
Chiropractic, Dentistry, Occupational Therapy, Optometry, Osteopathic Medicine, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant, Pre-Medicine, Podiatry, Veterinary Science
ADDITIONAL ACADEMIC RESOURCES Scan to view our academic catalog, minors, certificates, and more!
UNDECLARED STUDENT RESOURCES Still exploring your academic and career interests? Midland University has you covered! Midland students are not required to declare their major until the start of their sophomore year. This allows students the chance to freely explore their passions, interests, and options during their first year of college.
What Our Students Say
98%
98%
of first-year students say that Midland emphasizes providing support to help students succeed academically.
97%
of graduates say their major was academically engaging.
of first-year and senior students say their experience at Midland has contributed to developing skills to work effectively with others.
95%
of graduates feel that Midland prepared them to be competitive for their first job.
94%
of graduates feel confident in their ability to pursue a career related to their strengths and passion.
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Student Resources STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER
ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY
Our 1-on-1 advising model creates a partnership with advisors to ensure students have individualized support and resources when choosing classes and navigating college life.
Every undergraduate student receives an iPad + Apple Pencil and has access to many computer labs to advance their education and digital fluency. This iPad is yours to keep after graduating from Midland!
CAREER STUDIO
ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTER (ARC)
Become career ready with services that include support in resume building, part time and career job search, interview preparation, and more. This resource is available to Midland graduates for life in whatever career support you might need down the road!
Work smarter, not harder, with Midland’s Writing Lab, Learning Lab, Quiz Lab, and Supplemental Instruction offerings, as well as exam review sessions, the Notability app, and individualized success strategies.
4-Year Graduation Guarantee Guidelines
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Declare your major by the start of your sophomore year
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Maintain a typical course load as a full-time student
3
Enroll in classes to fulfill the requirements of your major
4
Remain in good financial, academic & disciplinary standing
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The Midland Investment At Midland, we believe the college search should be exciting - not overwhelming. Our Admissions team brings decades of experience helping students and families from all backgrounds navigate the process, and we’re here to make it as fun and personalized as possible. From celebrating everything you’ve accomplished to helping you understand your scholarship and financial aid options, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
ARTS
P RESIDENTIAL
Students interested in participating in the Arts should talk with their director about how to schedule an audition.
This scholarship program holds students of many interests and skill sets. All students are eligible to be reviewed for a Presidential scholarship by completing the application form in their Admissions Portal.
BASE AWARDS
PRESENTED BY MIDLAND UNIVERSITY
AT H LE T I C S Students interested in being recruited to the largest athletic program in the state, should submit an athletic questionnaire or connect with your coach.
Per year, renewable for up to 4 years
MINIMUM AWARD
SCHOLARSHIPS + GRANTS
DETERMINE YOUR SCHOLARSHIP PATH AT MIDLAND UNIVERSITY
Honors Program Students who meet the eligibility criteria—minimum 3.5 GPA or 27 ACT score—
are invited to apply to the Howard Hanson Honors Program. Upon acceptance, students may receive a scholarship enhancement of up to $36,000 in total awards. *(Acceptance deadline is May 1 / Limited spots available)
Campus Visit Grant ($2,000) is awarded when you participate in an Off icial Campus Visit. *($500 / year) Warrior Grant ($1,000) is awarded to you when you submit your ACT/SAT test scores to be used for
academic placement. All standardized test scores are eligible for this grant and your scores may even place you out of required courses. See your counselor for more information! *($250 / year)
Legacy Grant ($4,000) is awarded to students who have a parent or grandparent who attended
EXTERNAL AID
LOANS, GRANTS, & OTHER FEDERAL SUPPORT
Midland University. To receive this grant, you must first complete the Legacy Grant form. Celebrate your Midland family heritage and make your Warrior experience even more rewarding! *($1,000 / year)
What is FAFSA? All students are strongly encouraged to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for
Federal Student Aid). Colleges and universities use this form to determine your eligibility for federal, state and college sponsored financial aid including grants, educational loans, and work-study programs. FAFSA Code = 002553
OUTSIDE SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships offered through high schools, communities, foundations, and other organizations are a great way to help finance a college education.
CAMPUS & OTHER EMPLOYMENT The Midland Career Studio is trained to support and connect students to employment opportunities which include campus employment, part-time jobs and internships that support their ability to pay for their educational costs.
Midland University creates a personalized scholarship package for each student to honor and acknowledge their individual gifts and talents, beginning with an academic base award calculated by high school GPA. Focused on the student-experience, Midland awards one all-inclusive scholarship that lives within one of the pathways above. When students are passionate about or qualify for more than one, the primary interest will be determined before a custom financial aid offer is created. We look forward to making this process as exciting and informative as possible.
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Our Success Story
CLASS OF 2025
Undergraduate Outcomes
CAREE R O UTCOM ES R AT E
68%
99%
EMPLOYED/MILITARY
31%
of 2025 graduates were either employed, in the military, enrolled in graduate school, or were not-seeking at the time of the survey.
CONTINUING EDUCATION/ NOT SEEKING
1%
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT OR GRAD PROGRAM ADMISSION
6 Months Post-Graduation 80% Response Rate
EMPLOYME N T SECTOR S
53%
WH AT O UR GRAD UATE S ARE E ARN IN G The average starting salary for Midland University’s Class of 2025 was $50,000. Graduates with degrees in Nursing, Accounting, Agribusiness, Education, and Human Services earned some of the highest starting salaries.
BUSINESS-RELATED
17%
EDUCATION
10%
NURSING $90,000
$50,000 2025 AVERAGE SALARY
ACCOUNTING $65,000 AGRIBUSINESS $55,000 EDUCATION $45,000 HUMAN SERVICES $42,000
HEALTHCARE
7%
STUD E N TS GAIN RE AL-WO RLD EXPE RI ENCE
HUMAN SERVICES
3%
AGRICULTURE
97%
of students completed an internship, practicum, student teaching, or clinical experience.
SPORTS 2% | INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: 2% GOVERNMENT: 1% | OTHER: 5%
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Admissions Support Team BRIANNA RENAAS
LEXIE CZAPLEWSKI
Senior Admissions Counselor Renaas@midlandu.edu 402-720-9155
WARRIOR CLASS OF 2019
Assistant Director of Admissions Athletic Recruitment Liaison Czaplewski@midlandu.edu 402-490-2656
BROOKE PHILLIPS WARRIOR CLASS OF 2019
MATT DEAN
Admissions Office Manager Phillips@midlandu.edu 402-941-6509
WARRIOR CLASS OF 2016
Associate Director of Admissions Deanm@midlandu.edu 402-720-4522
GRANT RYE
Assistant Director of Admissions Communications & Creative Initiatives Rye@midlandu.edu 402-960-9935
MICHAELA SHEPARD WARRIOR CLASS OF 2018
Associate Vice President for Undergraduate Enrollment Shepard@midlandu.edu 402-941-6515
JAKE LOFTUS WARRIOR CLASS OF 2015
Assistant Director of Admissions Athletic Recruitment Liaison Loftus@midlandu.edu 402-690-4505
STEPH STROBEL WARRIOR CLASS OF 2025
Admissions Counselor & Events Specialist Strobel@midlandu.edu 402-919-8312
JONNY ESTRADA WARRIOR CLASS OF 2019
TYLER DREY
Senior Admissions Counselor Estrada@midlandu.edu 402-720-1347
Assistant Director of Admissions Drey@midlandu.edu 402-941-6107
LORI ETHIER
WARRIOR CLASS OF 2007
Vice President for Enrollment & Marketing Ethier@midlandu.edu
Additional Campus Support Admissions Office
admissions@midlandu.edu 402.941.6509
Financial Aid Office finaid@midlandu.edu 402.941.6520
Student Life Office
studentlife@midlandu.edu 402.941.6404
Registrar’s Office
registrar@midlandu.edu 402.941.6221
Billing Office
studentbilling@midlandu.edu 402.941.6105
Service Desk
servicedesk@midlandu.edu 402.941.6270
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Student Ambassadors *Ambassador Leadership Team member
ADDI
FRESHMAN - WHITEHALL, MONTANA Major: Nursing Dream Vacation: Italy
AIDAN
SOPHOMORE - DUTTON, MONTANA Major: Education K-12 Involvement: Basketball, Student Senate Dream Vacation: British Virgin Islands
ANDREW*
CHAT WITH A STUDENT AMBASSADOR
SENIOR - PEQUOT LAKES, MINNESOTA Major: Business Administration Involvement: Shotgun Sports Dream Vacation: Fairbanks, Alaska
ASHLEY
FRESHMAN - TECUMSEH, NEBRASKA Major: Biology Involvement: Honors, Volleyball Dream Vacation: Ibiza
AVERI
SOPHOMORE - ELMWOOD, NEBRASKA Major: Secondary Education Involvement: Theatre, Resident Advisor Dream Vacation: Rome
BRENA
CONNECT WITH US ON INSTAGRAM
SENIOR - GRETNA, NEBRASKA Major: Nursing Involvement: Volleyball Dream Vacation: Italy
CARSON
FRESHMAN - HOLDREGE, NEBRASKA Major: Digital Marketing Involvement: Volleyball Dream Vacation: Greece
DAVIS
FRESHMAN - FREMONT, NEBRASKA Major: Education Involvement: Theatre, Vocal Music Dream Vacation: Germany
ELIJAH
FRESHMAN - PAPILLION, NEBRASKA Major: Exercise Science Involvement: Football, Honors Program Dream Vacation: The Rocky Mountains
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EMMALEE*
SENIOR - FREMONT, NEBRASKA Major: Elementary Education Involvement: Volleyball, FCA, SAAC Dream Vacation: Bora Bora
GRACIE
FRESHMAN - WAHOO, NEBRASKA Major: Elementary Education Involvement: Cheerleading Dream Vacation: Italy
HALEY
JUNIOR - PHOENIX, ARIZONA Major: Biology Involvement: Cheerleading Dream Vacation: Italy
HANNAH
SOPHOMORE - DUMAS, TEXAS Major: Nursing Involvement: Cru, Powerlifting Dream Vacation: Turks and Caicos
ISABEL
SENIOR - LA MIRADA, CALIFORNIA Major: Nursing Involvement: Golf, Greek Life, Vocal Music Dream Vacation: Paris
JA’NYA
SENIOR - HOBBS, NEW MEXICO Major: Elementary Education Involvement: Greek Life, Resident Advisor, Women’s Wrestling Dream Vacation: Disney World
JASVEER
SENIOR - LANZAROTE, SPAIN Major: Strength & Conditioning Involvement: Soccer Dream Vacation: Bali, Indonesia
JAYLEN
JUNIOR - SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Major: Strength & Conditioning Involvement: Cru, Powerlifting Dream Vacation: Hawaii
JESS
SENIOR - ELKHORN, WISCONSIN Major: Exercise Science Involvement: Cru, Powerlifting Dream Vacation: Hawaii
JESSE
SENIOR - SIDNEY, NEBRASKA Major: Arts Management Involvement: Dance, Resident Advisor Dream Vacation: Anywhere with a beach
JOSLYN
MAYTE
FRESHMAN - WAKEFIELD, NEBRASKA Major: Human Services Dream Vacation: Greece
MIRANDA
SOPHOMORE - PAPILLION, NEBRASKA Major: Biology Involvement: Dance Dream Vacation: France
JUNIOR - FREMONT, NEBRASKA Major: Nursing Involvement: Circle K, Greek Life, Student Senate, Theatre, Vocal Music Dream Vacation: Bar Harbor, Maine
KALEL
OWEN
JUNIOR - GUAYNABO, PUERTO RICO Major: Business Intelligence & Technology Involvement: Swim Team Manager Dream Vacation: New Zealand
KAYCEE
FRESHMAN - OMAHA, NEBRASKA Major: Business Administration Involvement: Cru, FBLA, FCA Dream Vacation: The Caribbean
LANE
JUNIOR - LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Major: Sports Management Involvement: Men’s Lacrosse, Resident Advisor Dream Vacation: Maldives
LILY*
SENIOR - GARDEN RIDGE, TEXAS Major: Strength & Conditioning Involvement: Powerlifting, Cru, Honors Program Dream Vacation: Italy
LINDSEY
JUNIOR - CHICO, CALIFORNIA Major: Sports Management Involvement: Football Digital Media Manager, Sports Media Club Dream Vacation: Downieville, CA
PALOMA
FRESHMAN - ROBSTOWN, TEXAS Major: Nursing Involvement: Powerlifting Dream Vacation: Mexico City
PAU*
SENIOR - BARCELONA, SPAIN Major: Digital Marketing Involvement: Soccer Dream Vacation: Bali, Indonesia
SAVANNAH
FRESHMAN - COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA Major: Arts Management Involvement: Dance Dream Vacation: Athens, Greece
SOPHOMORE - SUTTON, NEBRASKA Major: Agribusiness Involvement: Agribusiness, Cru, Leadership Midland Dream Vacation: Switzerland
STEVE
MAKENNA
TRAVIS
SOPHMORE - LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Major: Business Administration Involvement: Softball Dream Vacation: Italy
JUNIOR - CRETE, NEBRASKA Major: Elementary Education Involvement: Cheerleading Dream Vacation: South Korea
SOPHOMORE - SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA Major: Sports Management Involvement: Baseball, FBLA, Global Warriors, Leadership Midland Dream Vacation: Pacific Islands
MATT
JUNIOR - FREMONT, NEBRASKA Major: Business Administration Involvement: Theatre Dream Vacation: Italy
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Campus Map
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ESCANEE PARA VER NUESTRO VIDEO COMPLETO DEL RECORRIDO DEL CAMPUS
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Fremont Directory
FULL FREMONT DIRECTORY
KEY * = Midland University Business Partners
RESTAURANTS
H EA LT H A N D WEL L N E S S
Fre m o n t Cu i si n e Big Red Keno Ninja Senor Tequila Anitas Black Label The Door Gringo’s* Applebee’s Kayla Osteria Semo La Hacienda The Woodcliff Restaurant
H ea l t h
Methodist Fremont Health* Children’s Nebraska* Methodist Urgent Care
Ch i ro p ra c to rs /Ma s s a ge Beyond Wellness* Fremont Chiropractic Duncan Chiropractic* Brainard Chiropractic Heartland Chiropractic
Au d i o l o gy Fas t Fo o d
Mendlik Audiology*
Runza* McDonald’s Raising Canes* Subway* Godfathers Pizza Jimmy John’s Taco John’s Firehouse Subs Freddy’s KFC Gambino’s Hero Deli Zesto Valentino’s Pizza Chipotle
Co f fe e Sh o ps Milady Coffeehouse Starbucks 7 Brew Scooters*
O t h er
Den t a l Fremont Dental Group Fremont Family Dentistry Gufford Dentistry Today’s Dental*
S H O PPING Dunham’s Sports D&T Shirtified, LLC* Eakes Office Solutions Fremont Area Habitat for Humanity* Hobby Lobby Maurices Shoe Sensation Smitten & Steel
Posh Nail Spa American Nails Great Clips Sports Clips Goldenrod Salon Sally’s Beauty Supply Shop Various Barber Shops in Omaha Tan 24-7 Hot Spot Rejuvenate Day Spa Nail Trends IsaFade
Physical Th erapy Fremont Therapy & Wellness Nebraska Orthopaedic Physical Therapy*
G R O C E RY STO R E S Walmart Hy-Vee Bakers Aldi Walgreens
Eyeca re Schmidt Eyecare Fremont Vision Bloom Optical
S ki n ca re MOD Dermatology Skin Envy Dermatology Skin P.C.
G y ms
Fremont Nutrition Juice Stop* Rexius Nutrition*
Beauty
Fremont YMCA Planet Fitness Anytime Fitness Max Fitness Crossfit Kohana HOTWORX* 24 Live Fit
E NT E RTAINM E NT Buck’s Axe Throwing Fremont Theaters Fremont Lakes Fremont Area Art Association* Fremont Golf Club 30 Bowl* Ruff House Sidner Ice Arena Southern Style Valley View Golf Course
F INANC IAL S E R VIC E S Banks FNBO* First Community Bank Pinnacle Bank* RVR Bank* US Bank
Insuran ce DPA Insurance Services, LLC Marsh McClennan* Steffensmeier Insurance Agency Farm Bureau Financial Services
O th er Bixby Financial Services* Erickson & Brooks* Guilliatt & Associates* Clark & Enersen*
T R AVE L /HOT E L Fairfield Inn Holiday Inn Express Baymont Inn and Suites*
T R AS H S E R VIC E S S2 Refuse & Recycling Waste Connections
CO M M U NITY S U PPORT City of Fremont - Parks & Recreation Depart Fremont & Dodge County CVB Fremont Area Chamber of Commerce* Greater Fremont Development Council MainStreet of Fremont
CAR S E R VIC E S Cornhusker Auto Wash/Express Lube Diers Ford* Fas Break Auto Glass Tommy’s Express Car Wash* Gene Steffy* Sid Dillon*
C HU R C HE S Cornerstone Bible Church Evangelical Free Church Full Life Church Fremont Alliance Church Sinai Lutheran Church St. Patrick’s Catholic Church StoneBridge Christian Church
>28,000
28 Miles
43 Miles
to Omaha
to Lincoln
1856
YMCA
300
population
founded
largest in the country
acres of state lakes
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