CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY
SPRINGAPRIL
OPEN
HOUSE
2, 2016
2013
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Welcome to the sixth 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 2016, 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.
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. Berkman
President, Cleveland State University
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Information.......................................................................................................3
Campus Fair......................................................................................................................3
Campus Tours/Arts Campus Tour................................................................................3
Information Session Schedule......................................................................................4
Information Session Descriptions...............................................................................5
Monte Ahuja College of Business Events...................................................................6
College of Education and Human Services Events..................................................6
Washkewicz College of Engineering Events............................................................7
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Honors College Events.....................................7
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Events.................................................8
College of Sciences and Health Professions Events................................................8
Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Events.....................................9
School of Nursing Events...............................................................................................9
Academic Programs at CSU................................................................................... 10-11
Campus Tour Options...................................................................................................12
Cleveland State University
2121 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2214
216.687.2000
www.csuohio.edu
facebook.com/clevelandstateuniversity
@engagecsu
youtube.com/csuchannel
Next Steps
Station
Visit the Next Steps
Station, located in the
Student Center (SC) 313/315
where you can:
• Complete the application
• Receive an instant
admissions decision
• Accept your admission
• Sign up for Orientation
• Get your transfer credit
evaluated
SPRING
2016
APRIL 2, 2016
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.
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 — 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 Store: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Viking Marketplace: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Quiznos: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Chili’s Grill & Bar: 11 a.m. – 10 p.m.
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.
FINANCIAL AID HELP
Have 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 Allin-1 office in Main Classroom (MC) 116.
Next Steps
Station
ARTS CAMPUS TOUR
11:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m.
Meet in the Student Center Glasscock
Family Foundation Ballroom at the
Campus Fair and head down to tour
the Arts Campus in Playhouse Square.
On this tour you will see the new
studio art and design classrooms,
dance studios and rehearsal halls,
costume shop and scene shop!
You will also see the new art, theatre
and dance facilities in our Middough
Building.
Student Center (SC) 313/315
Complete the application
for admission, accept your
admission to CSU, sign up for
Orientation, or receive a transfer
credit evaluation with the help
of our Admissions Staff.
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 Glasscock Family Foundation
Ballroom (SC), Room 311.
CAMPUS FAIR INFORMATION TABLES
Admissions/ New Student Orientation
Army ROTC/Military Science
Athletics
Campus Police Department
Campus Support Services
Dining
Recreation Center
Residence Life
Near Campus Housing
Campus Activities Board
Cleveland State Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
College Credit Plus
College Now Greater Cleveland
College of Education and Human Services
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
Advising Center
Art Department
Black Studies Program
Criminology, Anthropology and Sociology Department
Department of Music
History Department
Economics Department
English Department
Liberal Studies Program
Linguistics Program
Political Science Department
School of Communication
School of Social Work
The Department of Philosophy and Comparative Religion
Women’s Studies Program
World Languages, Literatures and Cultures Department
College of Sciences and Health Professions
CSU Alumni Association & The 1964 Society
Education Abroad
Exploratory Advising
Facilities, Architect, Safety, Technology (FAST)
Department of FAST/Sustainability
Financial Aid Office
First Year Advising
Graduate Admissions
Huntington Bank
Information Services & Technology/
Mobile Campus
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel
Honors College
Math Learning Center
Michael Schwartz Library
Monte Ahuja College of Business Graduate Business Programs
Monte Ahuja College of Business Professional Development Center
Monte Ahuja College of Business Undergraduate Programs
NEOMED-CSU Partnership for Urban Health
Office of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement
School of Nursing
Student Government Association
Student Life
The Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs
Transfer Center
Tutoring and Academic Success Center (TASC)
Viking Crew
Washkewicz College of Engineering
Bert L. and Isis S. Wolstein Center
CSU SPRING OPEN HOUSE • 3
INFORMATION SESSION SCHEDULE*
SESSION 1: 10:00 – 10:30 A.M.
SESSION TITLE
Engaging a Diverse Campus and Community
College 101
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel
Honors College
Introduction to Financial Aid
Student Housing Options
How Do I Succeed in College?
How Do I Get the Internship or Job I Want?
LOCATION
MC 201
MC 123
MC 103
MC AUD
FT 102
MC 134
MC 136
SESSION 2: 11:00 – 11:30 A.M.
SESSION TITLE
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel
Honors College
College 101
How Do I Pick My Major? Introduction to Financial Aid
Graduate School
CSU Vikings Going Greek
Student Housing Options
LOCATION
MC 103
MC 123
MC 134
MC AUD
MC 136
MC 201
FT 102
SESSION 3: NOON – 12:30 P.M.
SESSION TITLE
LOCATION
Engaging a Diverse Campus and Community MC 201
Student Housing Options
FT 102
Transferring to CSU
MC 123
How Do I Succeed in College?
MC 134
How Do I Get the Internship or Job I Want? MC 136
You @ CSU
MC 202
SESSION 4: 1:00 – 1:30 P.M.
SESSION TITLE
How Do I Pick My Major?
Transferring to CSU
Introduction to Financial Aid
Student Housing Options
CSU Vikings Going Greek
Graduate School
You @ CSU
LOCATION
MC 134
MC 123
MC AUD
FT 102
MC 201
MC 136
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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4 • CSU SPRING OPEN
HOUSE
INFORMATION SESSION DESCRIPTIONS
HOW 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 101
Learning about a college education
can be as confusing as learning a new
language or visiting another 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 COLLEGE
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.
including information about the CSU
residence halls — Euclid Commons and
Fenn Tower.
YOU @ CSU
Find out why more and more students
are making the CSU decision. Meet an
admissions counselor and experience
a fun presentation that outlines the
highlights of CSU. Participants will also
get to hear from current students on a
student panel and ask questions about
the college search process and why
these students chose Cleveland State
University.
HOW DO I GET THE INTERNSHIP OR JOB I
WANT?
It is never too early to start thinking
about 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 services
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!
ENGAGING A DIVERSE CAMPUS AND
COMMUNITY
CSU is an urban University that enjoys
a rich diversity of cultures, interests
and opportunities for cultural learning.
Learn about activities and services
offered through the Office of Inclusion
and Multicultural Engagement to
support diversity, promote inclusive
excellence and student success.
Hear from a diverse group of Student
Navigators who will share their
experiences working on various
diversity initiatives that promote
inclusion, engagement, retention and
success.
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.
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.
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL AID
This 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 OPTIONS
As 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
CSU SPRING OPEN HOUSE • 5
MONTE AHUJA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
• A
ccredited 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.
• U
ndergraduate, 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.
• E
ngage in unique hands-on
learning experiences with coops 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, SherwinWilliams, the Cleveland Indians,
and more.
• C
onnected, engaged and
invested in the Cleveland
business community, the College
offers executive and continuing
education, entrepreneurship
and small business consulting
programs.
CAREER PATHS AND BUSINESS
MAJORS MONTE AHUJA COLLEGE
OF BUSINESS (BU) 220
10:00 A.M. – 11:30 A.M.
This presentation provides general
information about all of the majors
offered in the College of Business and
how these majors can help students
develop dynamic, interchangeable
careers within various businesses
and industry. The program highlights
emerging trends regarding careers
that require a business degree.
you land that dream job, enhance
your career, increase your earning
potential and stand out from the
competition. The Monte Ahuja
College of Business offers a wide
variety of programs that fit your
lifestyle, professional experience,
educational background and budget.
MY PERSONAL BUSINESS PLAN
MONTE AHUJA COLLEGE OF
BUSINESS (BU) 219
11:30 A.M. – 1:30 P.M.
Prospective students and their family
members can meet one-on-one with a
College of Business academic advisor
for a personal information session
regarding the student’s interests in
business majors and programs.
Stop by to chat with an advisor, meet
current students and alumni and
learn about our programs including:
• Students will review four-year major
program plans regarding their major
of interest and career goals.
• Health Care Administration MBA
• Students will leave with a
personalized folder containing
information about business
scholarships, student engagement
programs and student services to
support degree completion from the
Monte Ahuja College of Business.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
GRADUATE BUSINESS PROGRAMS
OPEN HOUSE: MONTE AHUJA
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS,
LOWER LEVEL
9:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M.
A graduate business degree can help
• MBA (full-time, part-time, off
campus)
• Executive MBA
• 1-Year Global Accelerated MBA
• 1-Year Online Accelerated MBA
• MBA/JD Joint Degree Program
• Master of Labor Relations and
Human Resources
• Master of Accountancy
• Master of Computer and
Information Science – Information
Systems
• Certificates: Business Analytics,
Entrepreneurship, Marketing
Analytics and more
Plus, submit your application during
Spring Open House and we will
waive your application fee!
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES
• T
he 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.
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• 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-esscprogram-requirements
FORMAL PRESENTATIONS WILL
TAKE PLACE FROM 10:30 A.M. –
11:15 A.M. AND 12:00 P.M. – 12:45 P.M.
Join us in the Atrium of Julka Hall
during one of these sessions to learn
about the College of Education and
Human Services.
WASHKEWICZ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
• F
eaturing chemical/biomedical,
civil/environmental, electrical/
computer 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.
• I n state-of-the-art classrooms,
professors draw on engineering
expertise and incorporate projects
from local companies into the
curriculum. Class sizes are small,
which means that you’ll receive
a personalized engaged learning
experience from professors you’ll
get to know on a first name basis.
• O
utside 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 16 active
engineering student clubs and
organizations on campus.
• T
he College of Engineering
provides over $500,000 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 $42 million
engineering building scheduled for
completion in August 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) LOBBY
10:30 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 Brianna McKinney,
Student Recruiting Assistant.
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. A student’s perspective
on the college experience will also be
shared.
JACK, JOSEPH AND MORTON MANDEL HONORS COLLEGE
• O
ffers a challenging program
designed to meet the needs of
academically talented students
interested in attending an urban
university.
• S
tudents 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
PRESENTATION
MAIN 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.
CSU SPRING OPEN HOUSE • 7
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
• Y
ou will be taught by professors
who win prestigious Fulbright
Awards, publish books, write
articles, act in a variety of regional
productions and perform for
the world-renowned Cleveland
Orchestra. One has even won a
Grammy Award!
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 an academic
advisor in the following academic
programs from the College of Liberal
Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS):
• T
heatre, dance and art programs
are housed at our Fine Arts
Campus in Playhouse Square —
the second largest performing
arts district in the United States
— making the campus a rare
opportunity for arts-oriented
students. Students perform
regularly in the Allen Theatre!
Art Department
Black Studies
Criminology, Anthropology and Sociology Department
School of Communication
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
Women’s Studies Program
World Languages, Literatures and Cultures Department
CLASS Advising
• O
utside the classroom, you’ll
learn from local professionals
and explore possible careers
before graduation through
internships and unique study
abroad programs. There are
also more than 20 active liberal
arts and social science-related
student clubs and organizations
on campus. These include The
Cleveland Stater, our university
newspaper.
COLLEGE OF SCIENCES AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS
• I n the classroom, you will be
taught by renowned professors
and researchers who are dedicated
to helping students excel in their
academic programs. The College
of Sciences and Health Professions
(COSHP) has consistently superior
graduation rates.
• S
tudents in the College of Sciences
and Health Professions have two
dedicated advisors — a professional
advisor dedicated to all university
requirements and regulations, and
a faculty advisor who serves as an
expert in their field.
• O
ur students can explore a unique
opportunity for early admission to
medical school at Northeast Ohio
College of Medicine (NEOMED),
through the NEOMED-CSU
Partnership for Urban Health. With
the growth of the NEOMED-CSU
Partnership program, medical school
acceptance rates for CSU students
are above the national average!
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCES AND
HEALTH PROFESSIONS (COSHP)
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 oncampus 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.
MAXINE GOODMAN LEVIN COLLEGE OF URBAN AFFAIRS
• T
he College of Urban Affairs is
recognized as one of the premier
colleges of Urban Affairs. Levin
College is ranked seventh in the
nation for the graduate specialty
in City Management and Urban
Policy by U.S. News & World
Report.
• T
he new Center for Experiential
Learning is a one-stop resource
center providing internships
and mentoring opportunities for
students. Through this innovative
initiative, students obtain realworld experience and begin to
build professional networks prior
to graduation.
• T
he College offers three
accelerated 4+1 programs, which
allow high-performing students to
earn a Bachelors and a Master’s
degree in just five years. By
accelerating the completion of two
degrees, students can jump start
their careers as professionals in
public administration, non-profit
management, or environmental
management.
Lakes Basin are planned and
managed to increase water resilience
to the disruptions of climate change.
WHAT DOES WATER MEAN TO
YOU? WHAT DOES WATER MEAN
TO CLEVELAND?
LEVIN COLLEGE OF URBAN
AFFAIRS
CAMPBELL GALLERY
10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.
Thirty-six percent of the global
population (2.5 billion people) already
live in water-scarce regions – aren’t
you glad you don’t? Twenty-one
percent of the world’s fresh water is
in the Great Lakes system and there
are 1.5 million water-related jobs in
the Great Lakes region.
Stop in and learn about how
Levin College students, faculty
and staff are engaged in this
exciting and important field. We
offer an undergraduate major in
Environmental Studies, a Certificate
in Sustainable Urban Development
and an accelerated 4+1 program
leading to an MA in Environmental
Studies.
In preparation for the Levin College’s
Water Resilient Cities Conference in
April 2016, this exhibit will showcase
images that convey the role that
water plays in our lives and the life of
our city and region. The conference
focuses on how cities in the Great
TOUR STOP IN THE ATRIUM
LEVIN COLLEGE OF URBAN
AFFAIRS
ROBERTA STEINBACHER ATRIUM
10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.
Meet Levin College leadership,
faculty and staff. Hear why we’re
ranked #7 for City Management and
#17 for Nonprofit Management. In
the Levin College, we are changing
America’s cities, one graduate at a
time.
SCHOOL OF NURSING
• F
eaturing 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.
• I n 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.
• O
utside 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 student’s perspective. Hear an
overview of the nursing program,
meet advisors and nursing professors
and have your questions answered.
TOURS OF THE NURSING
RESOURCE LABORATORY
CENTER FOR INNOVATION IN
MEDICAL PROFESSIONS (IM),
ROOMS ON 1ST AND 2ND FLOORS
10:00 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.
“A NURSE I AM” FILM
CENTER FOR INNOVATION IN
MEDICAL PROFESSIONS (IM) 112
10:00 A.M. – 12:30 P.M.
Stop in and watch all or part of a film
that gives examples of real nurses
at work. The film will be shown in a
continuous loop throughout the day.
Nursing faculty will be available to
answer questions.
A NURSING STUDENT’S
PERSPECTIVE
CENTER FOR INNOVATION IN
MEDICAL PROFESSIONS (IM) 114
10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.
Take a seat in the state-of-the-art
nursing classroom to experience
CSU SPRING OPEN HOUSE • 9
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 Auditing
General Business
Business Economics
Finance
Investment and Security Management
Real Estate Finance
Financial Management
Management of Financial Institutions
Information Systems and Technology
International Business
Management
General Management
Healthcare Management
Human Resource Management
Marketing
Marketing Communications
Consumer Marketing
Business to Business Marketing
International Marketing
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Business Analytics
Global Operations Management
Supply Chain Management
Project Management
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Master of Accountancy (MAcc)
Financial Accounting/Auditing Program
Taxation Program
Master 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 MBA
Mobile Accelerated MBA
Online Accelerated MBA
MBA 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 PROGRAM
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)
Finance
Information Systems
Global Business
Management and Labor Relations
Marketing
Operations Management
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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 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 Science
Special Education (Grades K-12)
Mild/Moderate Intervention
Moderate/Intensive Intervention
Multi-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
Science and Chemistry, Physics and Life Science
Multi-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 PROGRAMS
Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering
Master of Science in Chemical Engineering
Master of Science in Civil Engineering
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
Master of Science in Engineering Mechanics
Master of Science in Environmental Engineering
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Master of Science in Software Engineering
DOCTORAL PROGRAMS
Doctor of Engineering
Applied Biomedical Engineering
POST-BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
(TEACHER LICENSURE)
AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (CLASS)
Middle Childhood (Grades 4-9)
SEE PAGE 8 FOR CLASS EVENTS
Requires two Concentrations: Math, Science, Social Studies, Reading UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS
and Language Arts
Anthropology
Adolescent/Young Adult (Grades 7-12)
Art
Integrated Language Arts
Art History
Integrated Mathematics
Graphic Design
Integrated Social Studies
Studio Art
Dual Science: Chemistry and Physics, Black Studies
Life Science and Earth Science, Life Science Communication
and Chemistry, Physics and Life Science
Communication Management
Multi-Age (Pre K-Grade 12)
Comparative Religion
French
Criminology
Health
Economics
Physical Education
English
Spanish
Creative Writing
Music
Literature
Visual Arts
Secondary Licensure
Film, Television and Interactive Media
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
French
(M.ED. DEGREE AND TEACHER LICENSURE)
History
Early Childhood (Pre K-Grade 3)
International Relations
Special Education (Grades K-12)
Global Studies
Mild/Moderate Intervention (K-12)
Area Studies
Moderate/Intensive Intervention (K-12)
International Business and Economics
Early Childhood Intervention (Pre-K-3)
Journalism and Promotional Communication
School Health (Pre-K-12)
Advertising
Mild/Moderate Intervention
Journalism
Master of Urban Secondary Teaching Public Relations
(MUST)
Liberal Studies
Adolescent/Young Adult (Grades 7-12)
Linguistics
Integrated Language Arts
Music (BA)
Integrated Mathematics
Music (BMUS)
Integrated Social Studies
Composition
Dual Science: Chemistry and Physics, Education
Life Science and Earth Science, Life Performance
Therapy
Philosophy
Ethics
Political Science
Public Service
Social Studies
Social Work (BSW)
Sociology
Spanish
Theatre and Dance
Acting
Directing
Technical Theatre
Women’s Studies
Juris Doctor/Master of Science in Environmental Science
Master of Science in Health Sciences
Physician Assisting
Master of Arts or Master of Science in Mathematics
Master of Occupational Therapy
Master of Public Health
Master of Science in Physics
Optics and Materials
Medical Physics
Optics and Medical Imaging
Master of Arts in Psychology
Psychology, Clinical Program
Psychology, Consumer Industrial Research Program
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Master of Applied Communication Theory and Psychology, Diversity Management Program
Methodology
Psychology, Experimental Research Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing/
Program
NEOMFA
Psychology, School Program
Master of Arts in Economics
Master of Arts in Speech Pathology and Master of Arts in English
Audiology
Master of Arts in Global Interactions
Master of Arts in History
History
Museum Studies
Master of Music
Composition
Music Education
Performance
Master of Arts in Philosophy
Philosophy
Bioethics
Master of Social Work
Master of Arts in Spanish
COLLEGE OF SCIENCES
AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS (COSHP)
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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 PROGRAMS
Master of Science in Biology
Master of Science in Chemistry
Master of Science in Environmental Science
SPECIALIST PROGRAMS
Psychology Specialist
DOCTORAL PROGRAMS
Doctor of Philosophy in Adult Development and Aging
Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical-Bioanalytical Chemistry
Clinical Chemistry
Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Doctor of Philosophy in Regulatory Biology
Cellular and Molecular Medicine
MAXINE GOODMAN LEVIN
COLLEGE OF URBAN AFFAIRS
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UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS
Environmental Studies (BA)
Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development
Environmental Management
Nonprofit Administration
Organizational Leadership
Urban Studies
Management
Communication
Public Safety Management
Public Management
Emergency Preparedness/Homeland Security
Urban Studies
Urban and Regional Planning
Public Management
Environmental Policy and Management
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Master of Arts in Environmental Studies
Master of Nonprofit Administration and Leadership
Master of Public Administration
Master of Urban Planning, Design, and Development
Master of Science in Urban Studies
DOCTORAL PROGRAMS
Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Studies and Public Affairs
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Local and Urban Management
Urban Real Estate Development and Finance
Nonprofit Administration
Urban Economic Development
Urban 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.
UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE
PROGRAMS
Sustainable Urban Development
Urban Geographic Information Systems
Public Management
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CAMPUS TOUR OPTIONS
HOP ON, HOP OFF: CAMPUS TOUR
Walking 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.
CAMPUS TOUR STOPS
1 Student Center (SC)
2Julka Hall (JH) - College of Education and Human
Services and School of Nursing
3 Recreation Center (RC)
4 Fenn Hall (FH) - Washkewicz College of Engineering
5Science Building (SI) - College of Sciences and Health
Professions
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6 Main Classroom (MC)
7 All-in-One (MC)
8 Michael Schwartz Library (RT)
9Rhodes Tower West (RW) - Career Services Center
and Veterans Student Success Center
10Music and Communication Building (MU) - College
of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
11Business Building (BU) - Monte Ahuja College of
Business
12Urban Building (UR) - Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs
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Tours of Fenn Tower (FT) and Euclid Commons (EC)
will be available between 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Tours will depart every 15 minutes from the Fenn Tower
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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.
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ARTS CAMPUS TOUR
11:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m.
Meet in the Student Center Glasscock Family
Foundation Ballroom at the Campus Fair and head
down to tour the Arts Campus in Playhouse Square.
On this tour you will see the new studio art and design
classrooms, dance studios and rehearsal halls, costume
shop and scene shop! You will also see the new art,
theatre, and dance facilities in our Middough Building.
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