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University Open House Schedule
AS YOU LEAVE HOME…
1. Set your GPS for 1 South George Street, Millersville, PA 17551.
2. Activate location services on your mobile phone using the phone number provided when
registering for the event.
AS YOU ARRIVE IN MILLERSVILLE…
1. You’ll receive an automated text when you are within a half-mile of the University.
2. Respond to the automated text; you will receive a notice telling you that you have successfully
checked in. Didn’t work? See #5b below.
3. Follow signs to the Admissions Event Parking.
4. Park and walk to the Student Memorial Center.
5. Pick up your open house materials in the Robert L. Slabinski Atrium.
a. If you were successful in checking in remotely, pick up your event materials at the Express
table.
b. If you are unable to check in remotely, show the QR code from your confirmation email to a
staff member at the Registration table to pick up your event materials.
AFTER YOU CHECK IN
Take advantage of any of the following opportunities available to you this morning. Refreshments are
available immediately outside of the Services Fair.
8:00 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. Residence Hall Showrooms Open
West and East Villages
Experience the suite-style residence hall rooms available to first-year students. Follow the signs
from the Student Memorial Center to West Village to view a four-bed, double suite or to East
Village to view a two-bed, single suite. Members of The Crew will be on hand to discuss the
amenities in the rooms and the benefits of living on campus. If there is a line for this activity, you
may want to consider participating in another activity and returning to the showroom between
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Services Fair
Student Memorial Center, ‘Reighard Multipurpose Room
We know that a college decision can oftentimes come down to the "value-added" programs and
services the University provides. Take this opportunity to browse the support, involvement, and
engagement opportunities provided at Millersville University including tutoring, mentoring, career
support, and student leadership.
8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. The University Store
Student Memorial Center, The University Store
This is the place to get all of the latest ’Ville gear and receive 10% off all MU insignia items. Check
your registration bag for a chance to play Plinko while you shop.8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Ask a Student
Student Memorial Center, Robert L. Slabinski Atrium
Have a question for which you’d like a current student opinion? Stop by the table and speak with
one of our student experts. Take and tag a selfie (#villeopenhouse) and show it to us for some MU
swag!
8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Q&A with College Deans
Student Memorial Center, ’Ville Courts
Not sure what you’d like to study at college? Want a broad overview of a particular field of study
or to understand the differences between two majors? Visit with the Deans of MU’s four academic
colleges and the Faculty of our Exploratory Program to help you focus the day’s visit.
8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Finances, Housing and Dining, Oh My!
Student Memorial Center, The Galley
We recognize that you have some very practical questions at the start of your college exploration
process. Meet briefly with representatives from University Housing & Conference Services, Dining
and Catering Services, and Student Financial Services to get some of your questions answered
about housing, dining, and paying for college.
MEET WITH PROFESSORS
Recognizing that you may have not yet decided on a major, you have two opportunities to learn about
the interesting courses, outstanding faculty, successful students, special opportunities, and job and
graduate school placements for the field of study you may be interested in. You are encouraged to
attend two different sessions this morning – one in each of the Academic Blocks. The chart shown below
identifies the location for each of the department presentations. Note that some departments will only be
offering an information session in Academic Block One or Block Two. Be sure to plan accordingly.
10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. ACADEMIC BLOCK ONE
Getting to your Session - Let us help you get to the session of your choice on time. Make your way to
the Student Memorial Center ‘Ville Courts between 9:30 a.m. and 9:55 a.m. Starting at 10:00 a.m., student
tour guides will be leading groups to the buildings in which sessions are being held and helping you to
locate the correct classrooms and meeting rooms within.
Rain: Student Memorial Center, ‘Ville Courts
Academic Department/Major Location
Anthropology Gerhart Hall, Room 010
Applied Engineering & Technology Management Osburn Hall, Room 200/201
Art, Interactive & Graphic Design Breidenstine Hall, Room 104
Biology-Allied Health: Medical Technology, Nuclear
Medicine, Pre-Athletic Training, Respiratory Therapy, Sports Available only in Academic Block Two
Medicine
Biology-Animal Behavior: Animal Behavior, Environmental
Caputo Hall, Room 210
Biology, Marine Biology
Biology-Pre-Professional: Pre-Medical Professions, Pre- Roddy Hall, Room 261
Optometry, Pre-Podiatry Available only in Academic Block One
Biology-All other Biology majors Student Memorial Center, Room 024Business: Accounting, Finance, General Business, Information McComsey Hall, Room 260 (Myers Auditorium)
Technology, Management, Marketing Available only in Academic Block One
Chemistry & Biochemistry Caputo Hall, Room 211
Communication & Theatre, Multidisciplinary Studies
Entertainment Technology: Media Arts Production, Hash Building, Room 212
Entertainment Technology, Public Relations, Theatre
Computer Science Roddy Hall, Room 149
Criminology McComsey Hall, Room 201
Early and Middle Level Education, Multidisciplinary Studies
Stayer Hall, Multipurpose Room
Educational Studies
Earth Sciences: Earth Sciences Education, Environmental
Hazards & Emergency Management, Geology, Meteorology, Brossman Hall, Room 102
Ocean Sciences & Coastal Studies
Economics McComsey Hall, Room 202
English & World Languages: English, Multidisciplinary
Studies Digital Journalism, Multidisciplinary Studies Sports McComsey Hall, Room 204
Journalism, Multidisciplinary Science Writing
English & World Languages: Language and Culture Studies McComsey Hall, Room 203
Lombardo Welcome Center, Anderson
Exploratory/Undeclared
Presentation Room
Geography McComsey Hall, Room 212
Government, Policy & Law McComsey Hall, Room 301
History & Social Studies, History & Social Studies Education McComsey Hall, Room 303
Student Memorial Center, Room 118E
Integrated Studies
Available only in Academic Block One
International Studies McComsey Hall, Room 301
Mathematics Wickersham Hall, Room 104
Multidisciplinary Studies: Digital Journalism, Sports
Journalism, Science Writing, Applied Disability Studies, Available only in Academic Block Two
Educational Studies, Entertainment Technology
Music Winter Visual & Performing Arts Center, Room
Occupational Safety and Environmental Health Osburn
100 Hall, Rooms 200/201
Philosophy McComsey Hall, Room 302
Physics Roddy Hall, Room 256
Psychology Luek Hall, Room 100
Students wishing to teach at the high school level
are advised to join the session in their subject
Secondary Education
area during Block One and then attend the
Secondary Education Session in Block Two.
Social Work Stayer Hall, Room 111
Sociology McComsey Hall, Room 201
Special Education, Multidisciplinary Studies Applied
Stayer Hall, Room 110
Disability Studies
Technology & Engineering Education Osburn Hall, Rooms 200/201
Student Memorial Center, Room 018
Wellness & Sport Sciences
Available only in Academic Block One11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. ACADEMIC BLOCK TWO
Getting to your next session – As you exit your first “Meet with Professors” session, student tour guides
will be stationed throughout campus to help direct you to your next academic session or to any of the
other activities being offered (see “Additional Activities” below) during this time.
Academic Department/Major Location
Anthropology Gerhart Hall, Room 010
Applied Engineering & Technology Management Osburn Hall, Rooms 200/201
Art, Interactive & Graphic Design Breidenstine Hall, Room 104
Biology-All other Biology majors Student Memorial Center, Room 024
Biology-Allied Health: Medical Technology, Nuclear Medicine
Technology, Pre-Athletic Training, Respiratory Therapy, Roddy Hall, Room 261
Sports Medicine
Biology-Animal Behavior Facilities Tour Caputo Hall, Room 210
Chemistry & Biochemistry Caputo Hall, Room 211
Communication & Theatre: Media Arts Production,
Hash Building, Room 212
Entertainment Technology, Public Relations, Theatre
Computer Science Roddy Hall, Room 149
Criminology McComsey Hall, Room 201
Early and Middle Level Education Stayer Hall, Multipurpose Room
Earth Sciences: Earth Sciences Education, Environmental
Hazards & Emergency Management, Geology, Meteorology, Brossman Hall, Room 102
Ocean Sciences & Coastal Studies
Economics McComsey Hall, Room 202
English& World Languages: English McComsey Hall, Room 204
English & World Languages: Language and Culture Studies McComsey Hall, Room 203
Lombardo Welcome Center, Anderson
Exploratory/Undeclared
Presentation Room
Geography McComsey Hall, Room 212
Government, Policy & Law McComsey Hall, Room 301
History & Social Studies, History & Social Studies Education McComsey Hall, Room 303
International Studies McComsey Hall, Room 301
Mathematics Wickersham Hall, Room 104
Multidisciplinary Studies: Digital Journalism, Sports
Journalism, Science Writing, Applied Disability Studies, Stayer Hall, Room 204
Educational Studies, Entertainment Technology
Winter Visual & Performing Arts Center, Room
Music
100
Occupational Safety and Environmental Health Osburn Hall, Rooms 200/201
Philosophy McComsey Hall, Room 302
Physics Roddy Hall, Room 256
Psychology Luek Hall, Room 100
Secondary Education Stayer Hall, Room 106
Sociology McComsey Hall, Room 201
Social Work Stayer Hall, Room 111
Special Education Stayer Hall, Room 110
Technology & Engineering Education Osburn Hall, Rooms 200/201ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES
Take advantage of any of the following activities occurring late morning through early afternoon. Note
that, except for the Program Overviews, you may attend a second “Meet with Professors” session and still
have time for any of these activities.
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Tour of Campus
From the Student Memorial Center, Room 118
What made Millersville a “Normal School”? What are the names of the resident swans? What
special relationship does MU have with the song, “Row, Row, Row Your Boat”? Find the answers to
these and other questions on a small group tour of campus conducted by one of the members of
“The Crew,” our student tour guide staff.
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Residence Hall Showroom Open
West and East Villages
Experience the suite-style residence hall rooms available to first-year students. Follow the signs
from the Student Memorial Center to West Village to view a four-bed, double suite or to East
Village to view a two-bed, single suite. Members of The Crew will be on hand to discuss the
amenities in the rooms and the benefits of living on campus. If there is a line for this activity, you
may want to consider participating in another activity and returning to the showroom between
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch
Gordinier Hall, The Upper Deck
Millersville is proud to share that it remains one of the few colleges or universities in the
Commonwealth which still manages its own dining services. Sample the selection and quality of
food MU students receive each day. Please be sure to have your meal tickets ready for collection
as you enter the dining facility.
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Program Overviews
University Honors College Overview
Student Memorial Center, Room 118E
Interested in learning more about the benefits, opportunities, and enrichment that make up
Millersville’s University Honors College to see if this program might be for you? During this
session, you will hear from current students who will share their experiences in the program as
well as faculty who are associated with this program. Feel free to bring your lunch and attend our
session.
Transfer Student Overview
Student Memorial Center, Club de’Ville
Whether you’ve attended one or eleven colleges after high school, enlisted in the military, or went
to a technical training school, you are in good company as a prospective transfer student! Join us
to learn about the application process, transfer admission requirements, and next steps in your
academic journey.Admissions Overview
Student Memorial Center, Room 018
If you are graduating from high school soon and haven't applied yet, join representatives from
the Office of Admissions to learn about the application process for first-year students. Topics will
include how and when to apply, required items to complete an application, average admissions
criteria, and the timeline for receiving an admissions decision.
UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC EVENTS
Stay later and join us in cheering on some of Millersville University’s NCAA Division II varsity sports
teams.
Noon Marauder Football (Mns) vs. Edinboro University Fighting Scots
Biemesderfer Stadium, Chryst Field
1:00 PM Marauder Swimming (Wms) vs. Kutztown University Golden Bears
Marauder Swimming (Wms) vs. Juniata College Eagles
Pucillo Hall, Anttonen Natatorium
1:00 PM Marauder Volleyball (Wms) vs. Shepherd University Rams
Pucillo Hall, Pucillo Gymnasium
5:00 PM Marauder Basketball (Mns) vs. Frostburg State University Bobcats
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