Midland University Visit Guide 2023-2024

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Welcome to Warrior Nation

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Becoming #MidlandBound

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We Are Midland

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Athletics

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Arts

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Student Life

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Student Services

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Career Ready with DRIVE

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Academics

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Student Resources

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The Midland Investment

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Our Success Story

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Admissions Support Team

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Student Ambassadors

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Campus Map

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Fremont Community Directory

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Connect with Us

WELCOME TO WARRIOR NATION When you step foot onto campus today, or tune in for one of our remote sessions, please know we value your time, and take great pride in supporting you through your college search process.

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Midland University wants to help you reach your full potential.

You come to Midland for an education, but you will leave with so much more. Your possibilities are limitless.

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On your visit you will experience your first day as a Warrior, so your Midland experience starts today! You will see the places on campus where you will live and learn, get to know important facts about Midland, and see our values in action. We will also seek something deeper on our quest to support you today. Our mission for your campus visit is simply this: we want to connect you to the resources, people, and programs that will allow you to author your own Warrior Story.

Each student who chooses to join Warrior Nation brings their own talents, strengths, and interests to our community. As you take these talents into the world, along with what you’ve learned at Midland University, we believe the possibilities for your future are limitless.

You’ve got this and we are with you every step of the way. Whether your story includes time as a Warrior or not, know it was our pleasure to be part of the process and we wish you luck with all that lies ahead. But for today, welcome to our campus. Just like when you welcome friends into your home, we welcome you today, and always, to Warrior Nation!

We hope to see you again really soon.

Orange and Blue, Go MU!

Lori Ethier

Vice President for Undergraduate Enrollment & Marketing Warrior Class 2007

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BECOMING #MIDLANDBOUND

Important things to note: FAFSA open date December 2023 FAFSA code 002553 ACT code 2462

My Warrior Resources Counselor Name: Student Ambassador: Academic Representative:

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WE ARE MIDLAND

MISSION At Midland University, our mission is to inspire people to learn and lead in the world with purpose.

VALUES Faith Quality Respect Stewardship Learning

*Reflects the 2022-2023 Class

56%

>350

55%

87%

OF STUDENTS COME FROM IN STATE

OF STUDENTS LIVE ON CAMPUS

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STUDENTS WORK ON CAMPUS

OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ARE INVOLVED IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Warrior Skills aims to assist students by focusing on four pillar areas: Personal Enhancement, Social Responsibility, Leadership, and Career Development. A variety of workshops take place throughout the year that can guide students through everything from time management to handling stress.

Personal Enhancement: Warrior Skills hosts a variety of workshops that give students the opportunity to grow in their personal development so that they can be successful in college. Some of these workshops include: time management, how to develop a growth mindset, stress management, finding your purpose, and much more.

Social Responsibility: Warrior Skills promotes year round community service efforts to give students the

opportunity to give back to the community. The program also assists with diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts on campus.

Leadership: Warrior Skills hosts a variety of workshops about leadership and how to become an effective leader.

Warrior Skills also collaborates with the U.S. Marine Corps to host a Warrior Leadership Academy for students to grow in their leadership skills.

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Career Development: Warrior Skills collaborates with our Career Studio to put on multiple career/professional

development events on topics such as building your LinkedIn, how to apply to graduate school, and resume building.

Student Organizations Academic/Professional Blank Space Art Hub An organization dedicated to including all students with a passion for art in fundraising activities.

Criminal Justice Club Serves to enhance the understanding of the criminal justice field.

FBLA 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.

NMEA Chapter - National Association for Music Education Orchestrates success for students nationwide and supports music educators at all teaching levels.

Student Education Association To develop prospective educators and give an understanding of the education profession.

SNA - Student Nursing Association Provides programs representative of fundamental and current professional interests and concerns.

Aff inity Groups BSU - Black Student Union Takes active measures towards fostering and enriching an environment for Black and African students attending a predominantly white institution.

Global Warriors To serve as a place for support for International Students where all cultures represented are being embraced.

HSU - Hispanic Student Union Helping create awareness of the Hispanic and Latin culture surrounding Midland University’s campus and community.

PRISM - Promoting Respect of Identities & Sexualities at Midland Provide education to students about inclusion and respect around sexualities and the way students identify themselves.

Faith-Based Organizations Cru FCA - Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Pi Gamma Mu Social Sciences Honor Society Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society

Midland Catholics

Greek Life Beta Sigma Psi Fraternity Assists in the development of faithful and energetic Christian Leaders.

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.

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.

Honorary Societies Alpha Psi Omega Theatre Honor Society Blue Key Honor Society for Junior/Senior Men Cardinal Key Honor Society for Junior/Senior Women

Recreation Intramural Sports Flag football, sand volleyball, basketball, indoor soccer, kickball, and more!

SAS - Short Attention Span Our student improv team offers a creative outlet for performers as well as hilarious entertainment for the whole campus.

Service Circle K International Develops college and university students into a global network of responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service.

EcoWarriors To educate about environmental challenges and advocate for a sustainable, livable world through local action.

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.

Student Activities MAC - Midland Activities Crew Provides students with activities that improve campus morale and culture while allowing students to grow their personal and professional skill sets.

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All-Conference Honorees

ATHLETICS RECENT TEAM HIGHLIGHTS + Volleyball was NAIA National Qualifier

3 Conference Coaches of the Year

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Conference Players of the Year

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+ Men’s and Women’s Powerlifting won four USA Collegiate National Titles + Men’s Swimming & Diving repeat as KCAC Champions + Softball won regular season GPAC Championship and was a NAIA National Qualifier + Men’s & Women’s Tennis won regular season and postseason GPAC Championships + Cheer won the GPAC Championship and was a NAIA National Qualifier + Nine Indoor National Qualifiers and two National Champions. Nine Outdoor Track Qualifiers and one National Champion + Men’s Bowling won the GPAC/KCAC Championship

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All-American Honorees

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NAIA Scholar-Athletes

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NAIA Scholar-Teams

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Athletic Opportunities Baseball (M) Basketball Bowling Cheer Cross Country Dance Esports

Flag Football (W) Football (M) Golf Hockey Lacrosse Powerlifting Shotgun Sports

Soccer Softball (W) Swim + Dive Tennis Track + Field Volleyball (W) Wrestling

ARTS MIDLANDUARTS At Midland University, we believe that our students should explore all of their interests. For this reason, we offer scholarships in the following areas regardless of a student’s degree program.

DEDICATED TO OUR CRAFT Our faculty and staff are skilled experts who provide exceptional performance opportunities within their fields of expertise.

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Scholarship Areas

60+ Performances in the 2022-23 season

DEVOTED TO THE EXPERIENCE Our top priority is to ensure our students feel welcomed, accomplished, and have a fun, multi-faceted experience.

MidlandUArts students receive a truly special college experience uniquely catered to their individual interests and futures. Consider joining our inclusive community today!

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National Champions - Warrior Wildfire Dance Team

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Different arts classes offered each year

Arts Opportunities Art & Design Dance Instrumental Music Speech & Debate Technical Arts Theatre Vocal Music

Scan more to learn more about the arts and to view the 2023-2024 arts season

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Arts related work study positions

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STUDENT LIFE MIDL AND’ S CAM PUS Midland University’s Residence Life program is committed to creating a true ‘home’ for our students by supporting personal development,

RESI D ENCE HALLS Two-year on-campus residency requirement

Beegle Hall: Co-ed Freshmen Benton Hall: Female Freshmen

providing a safe and engaging

Gunderson Hall: Co-Ed Freshmen

community, and enhancing the student life experience.

Augustine Hall: Co-Ed Sophomores + Juniors

We are proud to embrace and

Miller Hall: Co-Ed Suite Style Living for Sophomores

empower every student who joins our community through relationship building, participation in hall programs, involvement in

Atchison and Lund: Apartment Style Living for Sophomores and Juniors Olson Village: Apartment Style Living for Juniors, Seniors, students 21+

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.

OFF - CAM PUS REQU I RE ME NTS Eligable students must meet ONE criteria

+ 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

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STUDENT SERVICES D IN IN G S E R VI CE S 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 care to eat. Midland University partners with Fresh Ideas 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 Affairs 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.

STU D E N T H E A LTH Midland University has a nurse on campus Monday through Friday to provide care and other services.

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Services include Health Counseling, First Aid, Supplies, Over-the-Counter Medications, Blood Pressure Checks, Temperature Checks, Food Tray Delivery, Personal Problems, Physician & Dental Referrals, COVID-19, strep, and influenza tests available on-site.

Student Health studenthealth@midlandu.edu Counseling counseling@midlandu.edu Student Affairs studentaffairs@midlandu.edu Student Accommodations accommodations@midlandu.edu

CO U N S E L IN G 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.

S ECU R ITY Midland University maintains a campus security staff 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: + Monthly Safety Tips + Safe walks for students, faculty, staff, and visitors on campus at any time to/from their vehicles to/from any location on campus. + Self Defense Seminar + Clery Report + Nightly Patrols

STU D E N T ACCO MMO DATI O NS & ACCE SSI B I LI TY 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.

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CAREER READY WITH DRIVE The DRIVE model is our University-wide framework that takes a modern approach to “liberal arts” based on the skills employers look for when hiring college graduates. It is designed to develop relevant skills and create dynamic experiences through all aspects of a student’s Midland experience through a lens of intellectual growth and development.

Why is DRIVE important?

Interested in learning about the Midland Honors Program?

Scan the QR Code to discover more.

+ 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: HIS111: United States History to 1877 Students created a digital historical timeline using Padlet, an iPad app. This assignment required them to select and research a series of historical events and use digital tools to create/record a visual presentation of their findings.

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 Head Librarian teaches students how to utilize and search from the Library’s online databases. 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.

I - Innovation Students consider new ways of thinking about everyday issues and identify the steps needed to turn ideas into action.

Questions about DRIVE? Contact the Registrar | registrar@midlandu.edu

Co-curricular example: Fighting Education Inequity Virtual Workshop Student engagement, participation, and forming relationships are three barriers that teachers are facing during virtual teaching. The lecturer shared how she overcame these barriers using different techniques to engage her 2nd graders and keep them motivated while attending class virtually.

V - Vocation & Leadership Students explore their interests and personal strengths to transform their passion into a profession.

Co-curricular example: Warrior Skills Workshop: Transitioning out of Collegiate Sport Student-athletes discuss how to have a healthy transition out of collegiate sport and into their career.

They discuss the identities and values that they held within their athletic career and how those identities and values will transition over into life after college.

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.

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ACADEMICS WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY

Dunklau School of Business

98%

of first-year students say that Midland emphasizes providing support to help students succeed academically.

Luther College of Arts & Sciences

Accounting, Agribusiness, Business Intelligence + Technology, Digital Marketing, Business Administration, Financial Services, Management, Sport Management

Applied Behavior Analysis, Arts Management, Communication Studies, Criminal Justice, English, History, Human Services, Mathematics, Psychology, Religion + Philosophy, Sociology, Youth + Family Ministry

95%

of graduates feel that Midland prepared them to be competitive for their first job.

Walker School of Education

Elementary Education K-8, Secondary Education 6-12 or 7-12, Special Education Generalist K-12, Education PK-12

93%

of graduates feel confident in their ability to pursue a career related to their strengths and passion.

College of Health Professions

Biology, Exercise Science, Medical Arts (3+1), Nursing, Strength + Conditioning

93%

of graduates say their major was academically engaging.

98%

of first-year and senior students say their experience at Midland has contributed to developing skills to work effectively with others.

PreProfessional Programs

Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Pre-Medicine, Chiropractic, Optometry, Osteopathic Medicine, Pharmacy, Physician Assistant, Podiatry, Radiation Therapy, Respiratory Therapy, 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.

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STUDENT RESOURCES Access to Technology

Student Success Center

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1-on-1 advising model creates a partnership with advisors to ensure students have individualized support and resources when choosing classes or navigating college life.

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Academic Resource Center (ARC)

Career Studio

Become career ready with services that include support in resume building, part time and career job search, interview preparation and more.

Switch up your homework spots and check out the library so you aren’t tempted to be on your phone or be distracted during a study session!

Writing Lab, Learning Lab, Quiz Lab, Supplemental Instruction, Study Tables, Exam Review Sessions, Notability, and Individualized Success Strategies.

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Every undergraduate student receives an iPad + Apple pencil and has access to many computer labs to advance their education and digital fluency.

Declare your major by the start of your sophomore year

Enroll in classes to fulfill the requirements of your major

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Maintain a typical course load as a full-time student

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Remain in good financial, academic & disciplinary standing

T HE MIDLAND INVESTMENT BASE AWARDS

PRESENTED BY MIDLAND UNIVERSITY

MINIMUM AWARD

SCHOLARSHIPS + GRANTS

At Midland University we are committed to seeing our students be successful and reach their full potential in their academic and co-curricular endeavors. One of the ways we demonstrate this commitment is by offering a perfectly tailored scholarship to each student who attends Midland. Our goal is to make quality education and invaluable experiences available to you in a supportive environment where students can thrive. Explore the various scholarship pathways, available aid, and resources available to you and your supporters at Midland University. With the financial support backed by a team of professionals, your future truly is limitless.

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)

DETERMINE YOUR SCHOLARSHIP PATH AT MIDLAND UNIVERSITY

AT H LE T I C S

ARTS

Students interested in being recruited to the largest athletic program in the state, should submit an athletic questionnaire or connect with your coach.

Students interested in participating in the Arts should schedule an audition on their campus visit, or schedule an appointment.

HONORS Honors-eligible students (3.5 GPA and/or 27 ACT) should complete their Honors application in the Admissions portal to be considered.

P RESI DENTI A L 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.

EXTERNAL AID

LOANS, GRANTS, & OTHER FEDERAL SUPPORT

Campus Visit Grant ($2,000) is awarded when you participate in an Off icial Campus Visit. *($500/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 awards students one single all-inclusive scholarship comprised of the personalized layers and details listed above. Each student’s specialized gifts and talents in academics and extracurricular activities are taken into consideration. In situations where two pathways are considered, Midland will award the larger scholarship to provide the greatest amount of assistance to the student. These scholarships can not be combined.

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OUR SUCCESS STORY OVERALL SUCCESS RATE 6 Months Post-Graduation

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78%

EMPLOYED/MILITARY

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CONTINUING EDUCATION/ SERVICE PROGRAM

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45,229

2022 Median Salary

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EMPLOYMENT SECTORS

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Consider a part time job or internship in your future field.

Network, network, network!

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ADDITIONAL SECTORS: SPORTS: 4% BUSINESS

EDUCATION

HEALTHCARE

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HUMAN SERVICES

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WHAT OUR GRADUATES ARE EARNING AVERAGE STARTING SALARIES (Top 3 majors) NURSING

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$65,681

HUMAN PERFORMANCE

$54,777

BUSINESS

$47,000

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

$44,666

ARTS: 5% CONSTR. : 1% AG: 1% OTHER: 10%

ADMISSIONS SUPPORT TEAM BRIANNA RENAAS

LORI ETHIER

Admissions Counselor

Vice President for Undergraduate

Renaas@midlandu.edu 402-720-9155

Additional Campus Support admissions@midlandu.edu

Ethier@midlandu.edu

BROOKE PHILLIPS

LEXIE CZAPLEWSKI

Admissions Office Manager

Assistant Director of Admissions

Phillips@midlandu.edu Admissions Office

Enrollment & Marketing

402-941-6163

Ambassador Program Coordinator Czaplewski@midlandu.edu 402-490-2656

800.642.8382

EMMA JOHNSON Financial Aid Office finaid@midlandu.edu 402.941.6520

Billing Office studentbilling@midlandu.edu 402.941.6113

IT HelpDesk helpdesk@midlandu.edu 402.941.6270

Student Affairs Office studentaffairs@midlandu.edu 402.941.6404

Admissions Communications

MATT DEAN

Specialist

Associate Director of Admissions

Johnsone@midlandu.edu

Deanm@midlandu.edu

402-941-6251

402-720-4522

GRANT RYE

MICHAELA SHEPARD

Dual Enrollment Coordinator

Director of Admissions

Admissions Counselor

Shepard@midlandu.edu

Rye@midlandu.edu

402-941-6515

402-941-6013

TYLER DREY JAKE LOFTUS

Admissions Counselor

Assistant Director of Admissions

Campus Visit Coordinator

Athletic Recruiting Liaison

Drey@midlandu.edu

Loftus@midlandu.edu

402-941-6107

402-690-4505 Registrar’s Office registrar@midlandu.edu 402.941.6221

JONNY ESTRADA Admissions Counselor Estrada@midlandu.edu 402-720-1347

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STUDENT AMBASSADORS *Ambassador Leadership Team member

AARON*

JUNIOR - SCHUYLER, NE Major: Accounting Involvement: Men’s Basketball, Howard Hansen Honors Program, Leadership Midland Dream Vacation: Rome, Italy

ADRIAN

FRESHMAN - AMARILLO, TX Major: Exercise Science Involvement: Men’s Wrestling Dream Vacation: Switzerland

Chat with a Student Ambassador

AJ

SOPHOMORE - OKLAHOMA CITY, OK Major: Accounting (BIT) Involvement: Swim Dream Vacation: Least light polluted in the Auroral Zone

BRADY

SOPHOMORE - FREMONT, NE Major: Accounting Involvement: Men’s Golf, SAAC Dream Vacation: Italy

BRENA

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SOPHOMORE - ASHLAND, NE Major: Agribusiness Involvement: Track, FCA, Res Life Dream Vacation: Hawaii

FRANKIE*

SENIOR - WAYNE, NE Major: Elementary Education Involvement: Women’s Basketball, FCA, SAAC Dream Vacation: The Bahamas

JANIE

FRESHMAN - ITHACA, NE Major: Agribusiness Involvement: Arts, Choir, Instrumental Dream Vacation: Cancun

JAYA

JUNIOR - DERBY, ENGLAND Major: Business Administration Involvement: Women’s Soccer, Honors Program Dream Vacation: Greece

JOELLE

FRESHMAN - GRETNA, NE Major: Nursing Involvement: Volleyball Dream Vacation: Maldives

JUNIOR - CHEYENNE, WY Major: Nursing Involvement: Swimming, FCA, Student Senate, Resident Advisor Dream Vacation: The Bahamas

BRODIE

KALYND

CASEY

LAUREN*

FRESHMAN - KEARNEY, NE Major: Digital Marketing Involvement: Football, FCA Dream Vacation: Arizona

SOPHOMORE - CLINTON, MS Major: Financial Services Involvement: Bowling, Cru, FCA Dream Vacation: Somewhere on a beach

EMMA

SENIOR - ST. LOUIS, MO Major: Special Education Involvement: Powerlifting, FCA Dream Vacation: Paris

EMMALEE

FRESHMAN - FREMONT, NE Major: Elementary Education Involvement: Volleyball Dream Vacation: Bora Bora

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EVAN*

SENIOR - PITTSBURG, CA Major: Business Involvement: Football Dream Vacation: Greece

JUNIOR - DIGHTON, MA Major: Human Services Involvement: Student Senate, Psi Chi, Leadership Midland, Powerlifting, Honors Program, Cru Dream Vacation: Portugal

LILY

FRESHMAN - GARDEN RIDGE, TX Major: Psychology Involvement: Powerlifting Dream Vacation: Greece

LOGAN

SOPHOMORE - LINDSBORG, KS Major: Psychology & Sociology Involvement: Esports, Choir, Honors Program, Pi Gamma Mu Dream Vacation: Scotland

LUCAS

RUBIE

SOPHOMORE - WAYNE, NE Major: Elementary Education Involvement: Women’s basketball, FCA Dream Vacation: Hawaii

SARAH

FRESHMAN - FREMONT, NE Major: Strength & Conditioning Involvement: Men’s Soccer Dream Vacation: Dubai

SOPHOMORE - FREMONT, NE Major: Digital Marketing with a compressed Business Administration major Involvement: FCA, Womens Basketball Dream Vacation: The Bahamas

LYLAH

STEPH*

MADDIE*

SYDNEE

SOPHOMORE - LAS VEGAS, NV Major: Criminal Justice Involvement: Flag Football, Eco Warriors Dream Vacation: Thailand

SENIOR - AUBURN, NE Major: Human Services Involvement: Cheer Dream Vacation: Bora Bora

MADYSON*

SENIOR - BLAIR, NE Major: Psychology, Sociology, Business Involvement: Track & Field, Student Senate, SAAC, Psi Chi, Pi Gamma Mu, Cardinal Key, FCA, Student Hall Director, Leadership Midland Dream Vacation: Switzerland

MALACHI

FRESHMAN - SEWARD, NE Major: Business Administration Involvement: Football Dream Vacation: Bora Bora

NATALIE

SENIOR - YORK, NE Major: Nursing Involvement: Dance, Student Nursing Association, Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society Dream Vacation: Greece

REILLY*

SENIOR - NORTH LOUP, NE Elementary Education Involvement: Dance, Phi Omega Sorority, Cardinal Key National Honor Society, Anderson Leader Scholars Program, NSEA Aspiring Educations, Student Senate Dream Vacation: Italy

SENIOR - MARQUETTE, NE Major: Sports Management Involvement: Volleyball, FCA Dream Vacation: Tokyo, Japan

SOPHOMORE - BELLEVUE, NE Major: Secondary Education Involvement: Arts, Choir, Theatre, Clef Dwellers, Speech, Warriors in Words, Tri Phi Dream Vacation: New York City

SYDNEY

SOPHOMORE - FREMONT, NE Major: Nursing Involvement: Phi Omega Sorority, Eco Warriors Dream Vacation: Any National Park

TIFFANY

JUNIOR - GRAND ISLAND, NE Major: Exercise Science Involvement: Cheerleading Dream Vacation: The Bahamas

TREV

Freshman - Yutan, NE Major: Business Management Involvement: Wrestling Dream Vacation: Bora Bora

WESTON

SOPHOMORE - WEEPING WATER, NE Major: K-12 Education Involvement: Football Dream Vacation: Bora Bora

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Kimmel Theatre

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ANDERSON BUILDING

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LUTHER LIBRARY SWANSON HALL LUENINGHOENER PLANETARIUM

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Beegle Hall

LUND HALL

PEBBLE STREET

PLATTE AVENUE

LOGAN STREET

WATCHORN FOOTBALL COMPLEX

ATCHINSON HALL

Dining Hall

BENTON HALL

10TH STREET

BEEGLE HALL

Olson Student Center

AUGUSTINE HALL

MMONS HALL

VICTORY BELL

DINING HALL

Clemmons Hall

STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER

9TH STREET

OLSON STUDENT CENTER

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Miller Hall

MILLER HALL

GUNDERSON HALL

SINAI LUTHERAN CHURCH

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Audiology Mendlik Audiology

D ental Fremont Dental Group Fremont Family Dentistry* Gufford Dentistry

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