2015 UMW Viewbook

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IT’S HOW I

THINK greatminds.umw.edu

Question, discuss, collaborate, explore.

This is a process you’ll go through in class and out. Most of our classes have fewer than 30 students. And chances are, in a lot of them, the total number of students will be in the teens.

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Who knew that talking about Einstein could lead to a discussion about racing pigeons*, which would jump to a conversation about whether or not you’d rather skydive or hang-glide, which would shift suddenly into a debate about which activity best illustrates the theory of relativity?

Voicing your opinion is expected… and it’s easy. Because you’ll be heard, you’ll understand the importance of what you have to say – and have a great time in the process.

TOO SMART and independent for

your own good? EXCELLENT! You’ll THRIVE in our challenging HONORS PROGRAM.

“Those who have been paying attention only to partnerships between Silicon Valley companies and the Ivies may be surprised that the beating heart of a tremendous amount of academic technology innovation is a small state university in Fredericksburg, Virginia. The University of Mary Washington has launched amazing initiatives that should be replicated widely because it’s clear that they advance teaching and learning in myriad ways.”

on the cover Corey Taylor, sophomore, computer science major Looking through his slick black glasses, Corey describes a studio art assignment he’s morphed into a self-portrait. The California-esque underwater scene, bubbling with monsters and zombies, is composed entirely of a single symbol: “C.” When he isn’t in class or on the basketball court, he might be cozied up with a comic book or hunkered down at the computer. With a passion for writing, drawing, and digital media, this computer science major is wired for a career in animation and graphic design.

Yes, this kind of thing is typical. We celebrate the fact that everyone thinks differently. Our

open, interactive learning style allows you to ride traditional topics into unexpected territories. A few of the more than 50 popular

– The Blue Review

first-year seminars:

The average racing pigeon flies 50 mph, and pigeon races are as long as 400 miles.

Cinderella to Harry Potter • Cold Case: Theatre Mysteries • Sex, Blood, and Celluloid: Dracula from Page to Screen • Beyond the Selfie: Exploring Digital Identities • True Crimes: America’s Most Wanted • Past, Present, and Future Trends in Commerce • Part Play, Part Game: Gamers and Gaming

INTRIGUED? WE THOUGHT YOU MIGHT BE.

BRAIN

This isn’t an education on auto-pilot. We’re one of the top public liberal arts and sciences universities in the nation. (Just check out our rankings in the most prestigious selective guides.)

STORM

We’ll challenge you to make the connections that aren’t obvious: the beauty in science and the logic in theater. We’ll help you imagine broadly and think deeply. We’ll encourage you to look for the wisdom hidden inside every mistake you’ve ever made.

Our interactive learning style is on display in the new Information and

Technology Convergence Center.

Don’t worry – you’ll also have plenty of time for Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat. This is a close-knit campus where friends are like family and opportunity bubbles up all around you.

You’ll find yourself laughing out loud in the residence halls, kicking back in the Eagle’s Nest, working out in the fitness center, and generally having a great time wherever you run into good friends, which is pretty much everywhere.

You’ll interact with your classmates on both curricular and extracurricular activities in spaces with really cool furniture where students’ great minds converge with digital collaboration software and equipment.

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Accomplishment.

You know the drill.

First, there’s a challenge. And a commitment to succeed at it.

Then comes focused effort, struggle, maybe a few surprise twists and turns, sometimes disappointment, but never defeat.

That’s not you.

You look at the challenge from different angles, new perspectives. You regroup and re-engage until finally...mastery.

Small, energizing classes;

Because there’s no easy way to get there, and there’s no feeling like it in the world.

master teachers; and 4,167 curious, committed undergrads (with approximately 400 graduate students).

Welcome to the University of Mary Washington.

Where great minds get to work.

But we don’t make things any simpler than they should be, because you’re not going to college to be less than you are.

The honor code: No lying.

No cheating.

No stealing.

Period.

More than sixty undergraduate majors, minors, and courses of study through the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business, and College of Education.

SCHOOL OF THOUGHT MAJORS

MAJORS (continued)

American Studies Anthropology Art (Studio Art) Art History Biology Business Administration majoring in Accounting, General Business, or Marketing Chemistry Chemistry (ACS certified degree) Classical Civilization Classical Archaeology Communication and Digital Studies Computer Science Computer Science concentration in Information Systems Computer Science concentration in GIS Economics Education* English English with concentration in Creative Writing Environmental Science - Natural Environmental Science - Social Environmental Geology French Geography Geology

German Historic Preservation History Interdisciplinary Science Studies International Affairs Latin Leadership and Management Studies (degree completion program only)

Mathematics Music Nursing Philosophy Philosophy concentration in Pre-Law Physics Political Science Psychological Science Religion Sociology Spanish Theatre Women’s and Gender Studies

CERTIFICATE Geographic Information Science *Undergraduates pursuing education must complete a major, but they can take education courses that count as electives toward the bachelor’s degree and prepare them to meet teaching licensure requirements through five-year undergraduate/graduate programs leading to a master’s degree.

MINORS

SPECIAL MAJORS

Actuarial Science Applied Mathematics Asian Studies Biology Business Administration Business French Business German Business Spanish Chemistry Computer Science Data Sciences Digital Studies Economics Environmental Sustainability French German Linguistics Mathematics Middle Eastern Studies Museum Studies Musical Theatre Neuroscience Physics Security and Conflict Studies Social Justice Urban Studies

Students also have the option to design a special major that combines courses from two or more academic disciplines into a cohesive plan of study. Special majors are developed with a faculty advisor and approved by a curriculum committee. Examples of some of the special majors UMW students have developed are journalism, digital media studies, Italian studies, linguistics, biochemistry, communication, arts management, and Latin American studies.

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS At UMW, designated faculty advisors assist students with course selection leading to certain career paths or professional schools. Specialized advising is available for the following: Accounting

Health Sciences Pre-Medical Pre-Dentistry Pre-Veterinary Pre-Law

COURSES ALSO OFFERED IN: Arabic Chinese Communication Dance Greek Health Education Italian Interdisciplinary Studies Library Science Military Science

GRADUATE DEGREES Master of Education (M.Ed.) Initial Licensure Five-Year Pathway Programs Master of Education (M.Ed.) Initial Licensure Programs in PostBaccalaureate Pathways Master of Education (M.Ed.) for Professional Development or Added Endorsement Master of Business Administration (MBA) Master of Geospatial Analysis (MSGA)

Vivid learning

Practice your French in France, or plan to explore Australia, Switzerland, South Africa, Brazil, New Zealand, Russia, Thailand, Qatar, or Fiji Partner with a professor to develop electrocatalysts to reduce carbon monoxide.

Create a new bank to make micro-loans to disadvantaged people in developing countries.

Our students have done all these, and more.

Truth is, you’ll learn as much outside the classroom as you do in it, with amazing options for: • Study abroad • Internships • Fieldwork • Research • Independent study • Volunteering and community service Our campus in historic Fredericksburg, Virginia, is located between Washington, D.C., and Richmond — ­roughly 50 miles from each city, so there are opportunities everywhere to get in on the ground floor with businesses, government agencies, nonprofits, and global organizations.

We’ll help you find the right one.

million dollars each year to support student research, fieldwork, travel, scholarship, and our unique Summer Research Institute.

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:

Work with a senator on Capitol Hill.

$250,000+

We devote more than a quarter

• American Red Cross • Department of Homeland Security • State Department • FBI • Library of Congress • Madison Square Garden • Walt Disney World • National Public Radio • United States Embassy • Central Intelligence Agency And that’s just for starters...

“Great

minds have

You’ll refer to them in many ways: teacher, mentor, master, innovator…the eccentric dude with the rumpled shirt, flip-flops, and funny one-liners.

You’ll call them outside of office hours, and they’ll answer – or at least tweet their whereabouts.

purposes.”

Essayist Ana Garcia Chichester, Spanish

You’ll partner with them in the lab and in the field and in the classroom, in small groups and one on one. And you will connect with them, because every class – every class – is taught by a passionate, skilled master teacher who believes that education is a journey to be taken with students.

Washington Irving

Clarence Tweedy, English

At UMW, you give your

purpose

shape and see it take

flight.

Shawn Humphrey, Economics

SIMPLY PUT: Our nationally recognized professors are dedicated experts, and they’ll become lifelong mentors who’ll help you with steps on your career journey.

Seven of Mary Washington’s master teachers were listed in the inaugural edition of Princeton Review’s The Best 300 Professors!

UMW Associate Professor of Geology Neil Tibert takes students to the Potomac River to research the effects of sea level rise.

Melina Patterson, Geography

UMW students pitch in. They lead. Give directions. Return the iPhone they found in The Underground. Smile. And donate countless hours to organizations that help people they will never see.

It’s an amazing feeling. Thousands of our students have discovered that they can do just a little to change the world. They do so through volunteer and service learning projects at homeless shelters, international assistance programs, the SPCA, churches, and many other organizations.

Brain waves

It helps you sort out what you really, truly believe in.

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Think: You find yourself with a free hour. How do you spend it?

The University Center opened in fall 2015 and you’ll probably spend a lot of time there.

Grab a bite to eat, have a student club meeting, or attend an event in the ballroom.

The Urban Dictionary defines “bench sitting” as a leisure activity, unique to University of Mary Washington students.

Eagle athletics, for example: Everyone’s a player or a fan. Twenty-one of our varsity teams have gone on to compete in national championship tournaments and in 2014-15, four teams claimed conference titles. The Eagles have produced 286 All-Americans.

But it’s about more than sports. Students book campus concerts by top performing artists and bring in provocative thinkers and speakers because they figure the debates are going to be lively. They plan festivals and form club sports teams, political groups, and social organizations.

Helping Honduras, an international organization that has raised more than $1 million for orphanages, schools, and communities in Honduras.

START YOUR TO DO LIST

Chances are you’ll have plenty of options here. You can always just sit on a bench on Campus Walk* or in an Adirondack chair on Ball Circle and observe what’s going on around you. But you also are encouraged to get involved in what interests you. Fortunately, we won’t have to push hard. More than 90 percent of freshmen live on campus, and the culture is all about getting active in one (or several) of our 120-plus student clubs, organizations, athletics teams, and volunteer groups.

As a student, Shin Fujiyama started Students

Check out who’s playing at The Underground, sign up for an Ultimate Frisbee tourney, volunteer at the Therapeutic Horseback Riding Center, take your extra ramen noodles to the food bank, help plan the Multicultural Fair, do publicity for Fredericksburg Clean and Green Community, participate in a Habitat for Humanity build...

LISTEN, LEARN, GROW. Some recent campus visitors: Anthony Bourdain • Michelle Obama • Keenan Thompson • Passion Pit • Ben & Jerry • fun. • Matt and Kim • Ben Folds • Wale • Taking Back Sunday • Lupe Fiasco • Jimmy Eat World • We the Kings • Michael Ian Black • Grouplove • Krewella • Logic • Itzhak Perlman • DEV

NCAA DIVISION III SPORTS

Meghan Cardwell, junior, psychology major Whether she’s singing in a voice that’s larger than she is, playing piano, or strumming the ukulele she just pulled from her purse, Meghan’s fixed on the power of the mind. From overcoming middle-school bullying to reading books about neuroscience for fun, this 5-foot-1 Dr. Who fan is focused on a future in mental health.

• Baseball • Basketball (men and women) • Cross country (men and women) • Field hockey • Golf (men) • Lacrosse (men and women) • Soccer (men and women) • Softball • Swimming (men and women) • Tennis (men and women) • Indoor track and field (men and women) • Outdoor track and field (men and women) • Volleyball • Horseback riding

Anderson Center: home to basketball and volleyball

“I have to leave for class 15 minutes early because of all the friends I run into along the way.”

Battleground Athletic

– David Hart, 2015, geography

Complex: home to lacrosse, soccer, field hockey, rugby,

Learning With Style

baseball, softball, tennis, track and field

Why you’ll rarely leave: good restaurants and coffee shops, fitness center, concerts, sports events, oncampus apartments, bigscreen movies, live theater, and much more.

Two months in, and you’ll wonder how you ever made it without the roommate you met the first day of school. Or the friend across the hall… and his roommate. Or the nice woman at Naturally Woodstock, who makes sure there’s enough red pepper Gouda soup every Wednesday.

The fact that most of our students live on a safe, beautiful, wooded campus certainly helps. But it’s the intangibles – the family feel, the camaraderie, the pervasiveness of the Honor Code, the sense that you can count on anyone at any time – that set Mary Washington apart.

Laura Gilchrist, sophomore, historic preservation major Performing with the Latin Dance Club one day, down in the dirt hunting relics the next. Laura Gilchrist is a Panama City native wrapped up in roots – hers and everyone else’s. A colonial re-enactor, museum volunteer, and musician, the historic preservation major is on the go, both on campus and off, blazing a trail toward a career as a curator.

WHERE TO LIVE

You thought you belonged before, but wow, this is different. Stop a dozen people on campus and ask them what they like best about Mary Washington: “The people. My friends. The people. The community. The peo… .” You get the idea.

Live in a historic RESIDENCE HALL with sweeping staircases, hardwood floors, and 12-foot ceilings, or in an APARTMENT with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances: • BALL HALL • EAGLE LANDING Or choose living-learning communities, which meld residential living, academics, and individual/group interests.

Fredericksburg was rated the fifth best college town

by USA TODAY.

Just the facts

Here are some stats and sentiments from a recent survey of UMW graduates:

“The education I received from Mary Washington has directly resulted in three promotions.”

“I believe the education I received at UMW was very beneficial to my ability to think critically, write well, and analyze information – all essential skills in today’s market.”

“A wonderful education in a beautiful setting, making lifelong friends. UMW is in my heart.”

The world is waiting…for YOU At Mary Washington, you benefit from the perfect blend of theory and practice. Whether you’re studying environmental science, theater, or historic preservation, you’ll supplement your exceptional classroom experiences with hands-on research in state-of-the-art labs and with rich opportunities for internships and fieldwork.

From day one, you will be guided as you select classes, make summer plans, pursue internships, and hone your résumé. Through these partnerships with faculty and mentors, postgraduate plans remain top-of-mind.

Beyond that, our forward-thinking technology gurus will help you set up your own home on the Web! You can develop your own virtual domain – personalized with your information and populated with your papers and accolades.

Talk about standing out among your peers…

There’s more: You’ll have the opportunity to learn from a successful entrepreneur who will work with you one on one to develop

“Best school ever. Please make sure that the faculty is highlighted – getting to know my professors made the college experience great for me.”

your entrepreneurial ideas—and provide funding for a start-up.

Take a class in the dark? University of Mary Washington students couldn’t fathom the idea – so they are taking action.

Fourteen students in an agroecology-based service learning trip to central Guatemala raise money to bring electricity to an environmental and sustainable farming program in Guatemala for young women from isolated villages.

Join your UMW classmates, who recently donated 14,000 pounds of clothing that never made it out of the back of their dorm room closets, breaking all kinds of Goodwill Industries records.

WORLD READY

“I learned how to be a scholar

You’ll learn who you are and how you think best.

Once President Hurley places that diploma in your hand at UMW’s distinctive commencement ceremony, you’ll know you have the right stuff, regardless of the path you choose.

And those potential paths are many. Lots of Mary Washington graduates choose graduate or professional school to prep for careers in law, medicine, the sciences, economics, creative writing, performance, history, and more.

and think critically across disciplines, which has been the foundation for my success.”

–Mike Cirami, BS ’98, portfolio manager for a $200 billion/year Eaton Vance.

Senior Manager of Public Relations for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Tad Dickman ‘12 Assistant General Manager of Baseball Administration for the Kansas City Royals, Jin Wong ‘97

You’ll join a proud, elite network of entrepreneurs,

Law clerk for former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jay Sinha ‘07

innovators, thinkers, and leaders who know how to set goals, and how to achieve them.

With a head for business and a heart for marketing, this sprinter pops with school spirit.

Facebook shout-outs to fellow athletes.

Bonfire photos on Instagram. And tweets – all Mary Washington, all the time.

CONFIDENCE. Skill.

PRIDE.

Direction.

Prepared.

Anything you set your sights on!

investment corporation,

Many others choose to launch a career directly after graduation, and they have the knowledge and abilities to excel in a fast-changing world.

Zach Kerns, sophomore, business major Where do you go when you crush a school record in your first college track meet?

For Zach, nowhere but up. Now a team captain, he lives to train – pineapple and almonds for lunch, lifting in Goolrick after dinner, and running – lots of running – on campus, along the Rappahannock River, through Fredericksburg.

What might you become?

You’ll be what employers are looking for: a resourceful,

CEO of Rolls Royce North America Marion Blakey ‘70

articulate, adaptable, disciplined problem-solver and critical thinker.

Executive Producer and documentary filmaker who has filmed for Nat-Geo, PBS, and Off the Fence Productions, Emre Izat ‘99

UMW is one of the TOP 10 PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES in the country for its four-year graduation rate.

”Cop-out answers? Forget it. Won’t work here.“

Executive vice president in charge of worldwide creative services, NBC Universal, Dan Wolfe ‘84

In fact, our tuition and fees are at least 30 percent less than those of many top private liberal arts and sciences colleges. In short, UMW’s quality-value equation is remarkable — something you’ll learn firsthand when you schedule a visit and talk to current students.

EXCEPTIONAL quality education, EXTRAORDINARY value:

America’s Best Colleges, Forbes

A smart choice You should visit campus to get the full flavor of the Mary Washington experience. You’ll find the rigorous and personalized academics of an elite private school. But as a public liberal arts and sciences university, UMW provides a return on your academic investment that is beyond compare.

Best Buy, Fiske Guide to Colleges Best Value, Peterson’s Guide to America’s Best Colleges America’s Top Colleges and Universities, Princeton Review 100 Best Values in Public Colleges, Kiplinger Personal Finance Magazine UMW is ranked among the nation’s top “green colleges” in a report published by The Princeton Review’s Guide to 353 Green Colleges. UMW was recognized for its robust on-campus sustainability program.

$32 million We distribute more than $32 million in financial aid through scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study funds from federal, state, internal, and private sources.

DATES TO SUBMIT NOVEMBER

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During scheduled open houses, you can walk the campus with a student guide, visit the residence halls, have lunch in the dining hall, and learn what campus life is really like. You can talk with students and some of our master teachers, ask questions and explore.

Or sign up for a visit on your own time, and we’ll make sure that staff members and students are here to greet you. You can also sign up to spend the day shadowing a student and attend class and see what life is like at Mary Washington. Campus tours and information sessions are offered mornings and afternoons, Monday through Friday, and we’re open many Saturdays during the academic year.

Register for an open house or independent visit at admissions.umw.edu/visit.

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EARLY ACTION Notification by January 31

REGULAR DECISION Notification by April 1

ATHLETICS 540/654-1039 umweagles.com

APPLY.

Visit umw.edu/apply, click on the Common Application link, and choose UMW.

STUDENT AID APPLICATION Deadline to complete the FAFSA

Pay special attention to extracurricular activities, community service, recommendations from others, and your personal essay narrative and story. Take time to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as well.

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 540/654-1052 cas.umw.edu COLLEGE OF BUSINESS 540/654-1019 business.umw.edu COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 540/654-1290 education.umw.edu FINANCIAL AID 540/654-2468 umw.edu/financialaid

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