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WELCOME TO

SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019

Welcome to Spring Open House!

At Cleveland State University, student success — your success — is our top priority. The secret of that success? We call it Engaged Learning.

When you enroll at CSU, your education won’t be confined to lecture halls, classrooms and labs. Through co-ops, internships and other experiential learning opportunities, CSU will connect you with virtually any workplace across the region, whether it be City Hall or the Cleveland Clinic or the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. There are CSU graduates working at all of the above who launched their careers there while they were students here. Like them, you’ll graduate with the hands-on experience you need to succeed in your chosen profession.

For 2019, CSU has again been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of America’s Best Colleges. The University is experiencing unprecedented growth and forward momentum. Last fall, we welcomed nearly 2,000 first-year students — our largest freshman class to date.

I hope you enjoy your visit to Cleveland State University today — and I look forward to welcoming you back soon as full-fledged Vikings!

Sincerely,

Harlan M. Sands, J.D., M.B.A. President

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table of contentsGeneral Information ...................................................................................................3

Campus Tours/Arts Campus Tours .........................................................................3

Campus Fair .................................................................................................................4

Information Session Schedule .................................................................................5

Information Session Descriptions ...........................................................................6

Monte Ahuja College of Business Events ..............................................................8

Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Honors College Events ................................8

College of Education and Human Services Events .............................................9

Washkewicz College of Engineering Events ........................................................9

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Events ...........................................10

Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Events .................................10

School of Nursing Events ..........................................................................................11

College of Sciences and Health Professions Events ..........................................11

Campus Tour Options ................................................................................................12

Campus Map ................................................................................................................13

Academic Programs at CSU .....................................................................................14

Cleveland State University

2121 Euclid Avenue

Cleveland, OH 44115-2214

216.687.2000

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VIKING OUTFITTERS10% discount coupon for Open House visitors. Open from 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. Located on the first floor of the Student Center (SC).

CSU RECREATION CENTERThe CSU Rec Center (RC) is open to the public free of charge today.* Visitors receive a 20% discount at the Pro Shop.*VALID STATE-ISSUED ID REQUIRED FOR ENTRY

CAMPUS TOURSTours 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.

FOODDiscount options available for the following eateries:Viking Grounds 8-2Outtakes 9-2Viking Marketplace 10-7Chili’s Grill & Bar 11-10

FINANCIAL AID HELPHave financial aid questions? Stop by the All-in-1/Financial Aid Campus Fair table located in the Student Center (SC) Ballroom or visit the All-in-1 office in Berkman Hall (BH) 116.

ARTS CAMPUS TOURS11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.*Meet in front of the Student Center, first floor, to head down to tour the Arts Campus in Playhouse Square.

You will also see the new art, theater and dance facilities in our Middough Building. On this tour, you will see the new studio art and design classrooms, dance studios and rehearsal halls and costume shop.*Film Tour separate at noon

VIKING VETERANS11 a.m., 1 p.m.As a student veteran, we want you to feel at home and well-oriented at CSU. Come and visit the Viking Vets in Trinity Commons for a veteran-specific information session and to meet other veterans who call CSU home. Topics discussed include: applying to CSU, transferring military credit, applying for the GI Bill, campus life and veteran resources on campus.

ATHLETICS

Men’s Tennis vs Case Western10 a.m., Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion Free Admission

Lacrosse vs St. Bonaventure12 p.m., Krenzler Dome$10

Softball vs Green Bay (DH)1 p.m., Viking Field Free Admission

Women’s Tennis vs Oakland2 p.m., Medical Mutual Tennis PavilionFree Admission

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.

CSU volunteers are wearing large Spring Open House buttons. Please ask them for assistance if you need any directions or have any questions about today’s events.

JUNIORS WELCOME PRESENTATIONHigh school juniors are invited to join us beginning at 9 a.m. in the Waejten Auditorium to hear a presentation designed just for them. Learn all about CSU, the application timeline and hear from current students. We will also go over the Open House schedule and give suggestions for the day.

SPRING OPEN HOUSE • 3

Student Center (SC) 313/315

Complete the application for admission, accept your admission and pay your enrollment fee or sign up for Orientation with the help of our Admissions staff.

NEXTSTEPS

CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY

Admissions/New Student Orientation

Athletics

Campus Police Department

Career Services

Choose Ohio First

Scholarship Program

College Credit Plus (CCP)

College of Education and

Human Services

College of Liberal Arts

and Social Sciences

• Advising Center • Department of Art and Design • Black Studies Program • Criminology, Anthropology

and Sociology Department • School of Communication • Economics Department • English Department • School of Film & Media Arts • History Department • Liberal Studies Program • Linguistics Program • School of Music

• Department of Philosophy and Comparative Religion • Political Science Department • School of Social Work • Department of Theatre and Dance • Women’s and Gender Studies Program • Department of World Languages, Literatures and CulturesCollege of Sciences and

Health Professions

Dining

Education Abroad

Exploratory Advising

Financial Aid Office

First Year Advising

Graduate Studies

Health and Wellness Services

IS&T/Mobile Campus

KeyBank Scholars

Mandel Honors College

Math Learning Center

Maxine Goodman Levin

College of Urban Affairs

Michael Schwartz Library

Military Science/Army ROTC

Monte Ahuja College of Business

• Undergraduate and Graduate ProgramsNear Campus Houses

• The Edge • The DomainOffice of Disability Services

Office of Institutional Equity

Pre-Professional Heath Programs

Recreation Center

Residence Life

School of Nursing

Student Life

Transfer Center

Tutoring and Academic Success

Center (TASC)

Veteran Student Success Program

Viking Outfitters/Campus Bookstore

Washkewicz College of Engineering

Writing Center

STUDENT CENTER (SC) BALLROOM, ROOM 311

Meet representatives from a variety of offices and departments on campus.

CAMPUS FAIR

9 A.M.-2 P.M.


DESCRIPTIONS OF THE SESSIONS ABOVE ARE ON PAGES 6-7.

CHECK THE FOLLOWING PAGES FOR INFORMATION ABOUT COLLEGE-SPECIFIC EVENTS.

JUNIORS: THERE’S AN OPTIONAL WELCOME PRESENTATION JUST FOR YOU AT 9 A.M. SEE PAGE 3 FOR DETAILS.

SPRING OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULE

INFORMATION SESSIONS*

SESSION LOCATION

Stressed About Picking a Major? Let Us Help! BH 134

Transferring to CSU BH 202

Graduate School BH 201

Student Housing Options FT 102

Mock Class: Smart Cities BH 136

Mock Class: Mass Media and Society BH 123

SESSION LOCATION

How Do I Succeed in College? BH 134

Student Activities and Involvement at CSU BH 201

Introduction to Financial Aid BH 202


Mock Class: Introduction to College Writing

BH 123

SESSION LOCATION

Stressed About Picking a Major? Let Us Help! BH 134

College 101 BH 123

Education Abroad BH 136

Graduate School BH 201



SESSION LOCATION

How Do I Succeed in College? BH 134

College 101 BH 123

Student Activities and Involvement at CSU BH 201



SESSION 1 | 10-10:30 A.M. SESSION 2 | 11-11:30 A.M.

SESSION 3 | NOON-12:30 P.M. SESSION 4 | 1-1:30 P.M.

*EVENTS ARE ALSO OFFERED IN CSU COLLEGES THROUGHOUT THE DAY.


HOW DO I SUCCEED IN COLLEGE?

College graduates attest: Crossing the finish line is not just about going to class, but also about the resources and support services that are available to you. 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 a foreign country. This session breaks down the basic structure of a university, helps you understand the parts involved in earning a degree and explains in plain English some of the terminology you will encounter on any college campus.

STRESSED ABOUT PICKING A MAJOR?

LET US HELP!

Selecting an academic major is one of the most difficult aspects of the college experience. This session dives deeper into myths and misconceptions about majors, the relationships between majors and careers and important factors to consider when deciding. If you’re currently exploring options, or even if you think you already have one decided, allow our first-year advising and career services staff to share their wealth of information and resources with you.

INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL AID

This session provides 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, including information about the CSU residence halls — Euclid Commons and Fenn Tower.

SPRING OPEN HOUSE DESCRIPTIONS

INFORMATION SESSIONS


EDUCATION ABROAD

Come hear from CSU’s international programs advisors on the benefits of incorporating a study abroad program into your college experience. Information will be available on program options, how to access financial aid and scholarships and much more. Ample time will be left at the end for questions. Co-presented by Ali Soltanshahi and Julie Good

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.

TRANSFERRING TO CSU

If you’re thinking about transferring to CSU from another college or university, attend this session to learn more about the transfer application process, scholarship opportunities and resources available to help make your transition to CSU a success.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND

INVOLVEMENT AT CSU

At CSU, we understand that our students are working, commuting and going to school, but are still gaining an amazing experience both in and out of the classroom. This session will help students answer important questions: Is joining a fraternity or sorority for me? How do I find student organizations to get involved with? What are the big events on campus? How do I find an on-campus job? In this session, we hope to showcase all of the ways to get involved at CSU.

MOCK CLASS: MASS MEDIA

AND SOCIETY*

Professor Bolt will provide an exciting lecture from Com 226, Mass Media and Society — a class regularly taken by CSU students. This course is designed to increase students’ understanding of the impact of media on individuals and society. It will help students become more aware and critical consumers of media.

MOCK CLASS: SMART CITIES*

Do you live in a “smart city?” Smart cities are the digital cities of tomorrow, happening today. This presentation will provide an introduction to digital developments in urban environments, current smart city designs, sources of energy, the Internet of Things (IoT) and principles of sustainability.

MOCK CLASS: INTRODUCTION TO

COLLEGE WRITING*

Students can look forward to a fast-paced and interactive lesson that teaches them how to analyze new media in the digital age. Melanie Gagich, a college lecturer in the First-Year Writing Program, will offer prospective students a chance to test their rhetorical awareness skills. She will offer a brief review of rhetorical strategies (ethos, pathos and logos) before asking students’ to point out those strategies in digital, popular culture texts.

*MOCK CLASSES ARE YOUR CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE AN ACTUAL COLLEGE COURSE.


SPRING OPEN HOUSE COLLEGES + SCHOOLS

MONTE AHUJA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

WE ARE ACCREDITED in business and accounting by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International — a distinction shared with fewer than 5% of business schools worldwide.

10-11 A.M.

BUSINESS INSIDER’S INSIGHTSBusiness Building (BU) 220

Join us for a panel discussion about students’ decision to attend CSU, major in business, their classroom experiences, career exploration and internship opportunities.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS


JACK, JOSEPH AND MORTON MANDEL HONORS COLLEGEACADEMICALLY TALENTED STUDENTS benefit from being part of CSU’s large, diverse campus in a dynamic urban center while enjoying the personalized attention, small class sizes and opportunities for undergraduate research and creativity typically

associated with smaller schools. Our graduates are often found pursuing advanced studies and professional programs that lead to highly successful careers.

9 A.M. - 2 P.M.

JACK, JOSEPH AND MORTON MANDEL HONORS COLLEGE CAMPUS FAIR Questions? Join us at the Campus Fair from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom.

MBA AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS

COME LEARN ABOUT our various MBA programs, our specialized graduate business degree programs and our graduate certificate programs.

10-11 A.M.

MBA AND SPECIALIZED GRADUATE BUSINESS PROGRAMSBusiness Building (BU) 118

We will review our MBA programs, specialized graduate business degree options and certificate programs.

11 A.M.-1 P.M.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS AND STUDENT SERVICESSpeak with graduate program directors, faculty and students about your program (or programs) of interest during dedicated, one-on-one networking and information sessions.

GRADUATE PROGRAM LOCATIONSMBA Programs, including the Executive MBA, One-Year Online Accelerated MBA, Traditional Full- or Part-time MBA and

MBA/Juris Doctor, BU 118

Master of Accountancy (MAcc) – Taxation or Audit, BU 109

MBA in Health Care Administration, BU 127

Master of Computer and Information Science – Information Systems, BU 107

Master of Labor Relations/Human Resources, BU 128

Student Services: Meet one-on-one with a Graduate Business Advisor, BU 106

Admission Application Station, BU Lower Level Room 4A



COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES BASED ON A COLLABORATIVE, integrative, clinical model for teacher preparation, our Early Childhood, Middle Childhood, Special Education, Physical Education and Health and Integrated Licensure (grades 7-12) programs offer direct engagement with school students and ensure pre-service teachers develop the skills and experiences needed to become effective teachers. Committed to student engagement and success, the College also offers the Cleveland Fellows Program, made possible

through a jointly funded initiative by the Cleveland Foundation and the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD). This innovative partnership provides paid internships and stipends to undergraduate students during their final year with the goal of securing a teaching position within CMSD upon graduation.

Join us to see how we’re reimagining the educational pathway for tomorrow’s educators and allied sport professionals.

10-10:45 A.M. - SESSION I

11 :30 A.M.-12:15 P.M. - SESSION I I

BASIC INFO SESSIONJulka Hall (JH) 192

Join us for one of our two informational sessions on the College of Education and Human Services that will cover the College’s field-based teacher licensure programs and the allied sport professional programs, exercise fitness and sport management.


WASHKEWICZ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGOVER $700,000 is awarded annually in engineering scholarships to students across all engineering disciplines. Engineering students learn in state-of the-art classrooms, where professors draw on engineering expertise and incorporate projects from local companies into the curriculum. Outside the classroom, students participate in more than 17 active engineering student clubs and explore possible careers through internships and co-ops in organizations such as NASA, Parker Hannifin Corporation, Cleveland Clinic and more.

10:30 A.M.–12:30 P.M.

ENGINEERING 411Washkewicz Hall (WH) First Floor

Have questions about engineering and don’t know where to start? Staff and current students will be available on the first floor of Washkewicz Hall to help you.

10:30 A.M.-12:30 P.M .ENGINEERING LAB DEMONSTRATIONSFenn Hall (FH) or Washkewicz Hall (WH)

Stop by any of the below labs any time from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. to see the exciting research taking place.

Power Systems Lab (FH 303)

Advanced Control Lab (FH 304)

Embedded Control Systems (FH 310)

Soft Materials & Complex Fluids Lab (WH 420)

Engineering Technology (WH 205)

10:30 A.M.–12:30 P.M.

MAKERSPACE OPEN HOUSE & REPLAY FOR KIDS DEMONSTRATIONWashkewicz Hall (WH) Basement

Visit the Dan T. Moore Makerspace. Current students and alumni will be doing a project with Replay for Kids. Stop by and see this engineering project in action.

10:30-11 :30 A.M.

11 :30 A.M.-12:30 P.M.

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING OVERVIEW & STUDENT PANELWashkewicz Hall (WH) 405

This information session is for students interested in majoring in engineering. Hear from current engineering undergraduates about the field of engineering and what the Washkewicz College of Engineering has to offer.



COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCESSMALL CLASSROOM SETTINGS, community-based internships, study abroad programs, numerous scholarships and 20+ liberal arts and social science student organizations enrich the experience as students explore their passions and talents while developing essential skills in leadership, analysis, communication, problem-solving and creativity. CSU’s Arts Campus, located in the heart of Playhouse Square — America’s second-largest performing arts district — offers arts-oriented students unique hands-on learning experiences alongside working professionals. Our new School of Film & Media Arts opened its 36,000-square-foot facility on the top floor of ideastream’s Idea Center in Fall 2018.

SEE PAGE 3 for details about Arts Campus Tours.

12 P.M.

SCHOOL OF FILM & MEDIA ARTS TOURMeet in the Student Center, first floor, for a look at CSU’s new School of Film & Media Arts — Ohio’s first standalone film school. Guests will walk down to ideastream’s Idea Center at Playhouse Square for an exclusive tour of the School’s space, which includes panoramic views of downtown Cleveland and Lake Erie.

1-2 P.M.

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK INFO SESSIONRhodes Tower (RT) 1428

Come and find out why the Master of Social Work program at CSU is consistently ranked among the best in Ohio. Learn more about our advanced standing and traditional program options in an informative presentation conducted by program director Dr. Cynthia Hovland.

CAMPUS FAIR TABLESStop into the Student Center Ballroom anytime between 9 a.m.-2 p.m. to talk to a faculty member from the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. See page 3 for academic programs available.


MAXINE GOODMAN LEVIN COLLEGE OF URBAN AFFAIRSLEVIN COLLEGE STUDENTS jumpstart meaningful careers and gain real-world experience in urban planning, nonprofit administration, public safety, environmental sustainability and economic development through internships, mentoring and collaborative projects with our community partners. Recognized as one of the premier colleges of Urban Affairs, the Levin College is continuously ranked among the best in the nation for the graduate specialty in City Management & Urban

Policy by U.S. News and World Report. At Levin, you can learn to build cities, lead communities and change your environment while immersed in a vibrant and engaging urban landscape. Learn to change the world at Levin.

11 A.M. AND 1 P.M.

PUBLIC SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, CHANGE.Berkman Hall (BH) 136

Learn how our graduates are moving our communities forward in the

fields of economic development, local community planning, nonprofit administration, environmental studies and all levels of local and county agencies with degrees offered by the Department of Urban Studies. Meet some of our students and the Director of the Undergraduate Program for an informative question and answer session.



COLLEGE OF SCIENCES AND HEALTH PROFESSIONSMILLIONS OF DOLLARS of faculty grant funding means that students are exposed to cutting-edge research while being supported with services such as personalized graduation plans, supplemental instruction and tutoring.

11 A.M.

STUDENT AND DEAN’S PANELBerkman Hall (BH) Auditorium

Gain an overview of the college from Dean Meredith Bond, joined by an undergraduate student panel representing our array of majors.

12 P.M.

CHEMISTRY LAB DEMONSTRATIONScience Building (SI) 340

Don’t miss Dr. Anne O’Connor and Dr. Jerry Mundell as they present a fun and interactive demonstration in one of the state-of-the-art chemistry labs.

12 P.M.

PRE-PROFESSIONAL HEALTH PROGRAMS INFO SESSIONBerkman Hall (BH) Auditorium

The Office of Pre-Professional Health Programs works with students interested in dentistry, medicine, occupational therapy, optometry, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant and veterinary careers. Interested students and families are encouraged to learn more about CSU’s unique approach to pre-professional advising.

1 P.M.

OT, PT, SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTHCenter for Innovation in Medical Professions (IM) 225

Learn what sets our physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language

pathology and public health programs apart and how attending CSU as an undergraduate can set you up for success in our graduate programs.

1 P.M.

NEOMED-CSU PARTNERSHIP INFO SESSIONBerkman Hall (BH) Auditorium

The NEOMED-CSU Partnership for Urban Health is a pre-medical program that prepares students for medical school with an emphasis on urban primary care medicine. We educate students regarding public health, health equity, fundamentals of research, community dynamics and outreach and cultural and linguistic competency. Qualifying students will receive early assurance acceptance to Northeast Ohio Medical University and further support throughout their medical school career.


SCHOOL OF NURSINGMORE THAN 95% of School of Nursing students graduate on schedule and are in great demand by some of the best hospitals in the country, including Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals and MetroHealth Medical Center, which also serve as sites for our students’ hands-on clinical experiences. In the classroom, students learn the latest techniques and technologies while practicing in our state-of-the-art Nursing Resource Laboratory. The School features a traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing (day

and evening program), as well as an accelerated BSN and RN to BSN programs for undergraduates. On the Graduate level, students can earn a Master of Science in Nursing with the following track option: Education, Forensics, Clinical Nurse Leader and Specialized Population. For students looking to earn a Doctor of Nursing Practice, we now offer a BSN to DNP in Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, as well as an MSN to DNP in Health Systems Leadership.

10 A.M. , 1 1 A.M. AND 12 P.M.

A NURSING STUDENT’S PRESPECTIVECenter for Innovation in Medical Professions (IM) 114

Take a seat in the state-of-the-art classroom to experience a student’s perspective. Hear an overview of the nursing program, meet School of Nursing representatives and have your questions answered. Tours of

the Nursing Resource labs will be

conducted every 30 minutes starting at

10 a.m. and finishing at 1 p.m. Meet in

IM Atrium.

9 A.M.-2 P.M.

MICHAEL SCHWARTZ LIBRARY SELF-GUIDED TOUR

Take a self-guided tour of the library to learn more about its services, resources, technology and facilities. Library staff will be available to answer questions.

EUCLID COMMONS AND FENN TOWER RESIDENCE HALL TOURS

Tours of Fenn Tower (FT) and Euclid Commons (EU) will be available between 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

Tours will depart every 15 minutes from Fenn Tower lobby.

Student Center (SC)

Julka Hall (JH) — College of Education and

Human Services and School of Nursing

Recreation Center (RC)

Washkewicz Hall (WH) — Washkewicz College

of Engineering

Science Building (SI) — College of Sciences

and Health Professions

Berkman Hall (BH) —Jack, Joseph and Morton

Mandel Honors College

All-In-One (BH)

Michael Schwartz Library (RT)

Rhodes Tower West (RTW) —

Career Services Center

Music and Communication Building (MU) —

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Business Building (BU) —

Monte Ahuja College of Business

Urban Building (UR) — Maxine Goodman Levin

College of Urban Affairs

Center for Innovation in Medical Professions (IM)

CAMPUS TOUR STOPS

campus tour optionsHOP ON, HOP OFF TOUR: CAMPUS TOURWalking tours of campus will be available throughout the day between 10 a.m.-1 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, simple wait at the tour stop sign for the next tour to come along and hop on.



Cleveland State University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution ©2018 CSU 180764 Rev. 08/24/18

Visitors to Campus may pre-pay for parking by the hour in Lot 21, (Front of MU), Lot 22 (Student Center), Rec Garage (RG), Lot 70 (E. 24th St), Lot 66 (Julka Dr.) and Lot 54. Pay-as-you-exit parking is available in South (SG), Central (CG) and Prospect Garage (PG).

Faculty, Staff and Students may purchase parking permits via CSU GO Online Parking System. Overnight parking is not included. Cash may be accepted in gated facilities during designated special events.

Motorcycle parking is available in designated areas only. Motorcycles are prohibited from parking in vehicle spaces and garages.

State of Ohio Disabled Parking Permit, is required for parking in areas designated for persons with disabilities. Please note that a proper payment is required at all times. Disabled permits can be obtained from the Ohio BMV, http://bmv.ohio.gov/

Parking is offered based upon availability. Parking fees and policies are applicable at all times and facility use parameters are subject to change. The Parking Office is located at E. 24th & Euclid. Check csuohio.edu/parking for updates.

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AMC Annex ........................................................................ AAAllen Theatre ..................................................................... AT Arts Campus Berkman Hall (formerly Main Classroom Building MC) . BH The Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel Honors College Bert L. Wolstein Hall............................................ LB Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Campus Safety ................................................................. CS University Police Center for Innovation in Medical Professions.................. IM NEOMED Campus at CSU, Health /Counseling Services Cole Center ....................................................................... CE C.M.S.D. Campus International School 9-12 Euclid Commons............................................................... EC Welcome Center; Undergraduate, Graduate and International Admissions; Parking & Transportation Services, Residence Life Fenn Hall ............................................................... FH Washkewicz College of Engineering Fenn Tower ............................................................ FT Glickman-Miller Hall ............................................. UR Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Health Sciences ............................................................... HS Julka Hall ........................................................................... JH College of Education and Human Services School of NursingLaw Library ............................................................ LLLibrary .............................................................................. RT Michael Schwartz LibraryMAGNET Building .............................................................. CM Mather Mansion............................................................... MMMedical Mutual Tennis Dome and Pavilion ...................... TDMiddough Building........................................................... MB Arts Campus Monte Ahuja Hall ................................................ BU Monte Ahuja College of Business Music & Communication ..................................... MU Waetjen Auditorium, Drinko Recital Hall

Parker Hannifin Administration Center ........................... AC Parker Hannifin Hall ......................................................... PH Parking and Transportation Services .............................. ECPhysical Education.................................................. PE Robert Busbey Natatorium, Woodling GymnasiumPlant Annex ...................................................................... PAPlant Services .................................................................. PSRecreation Center................................................. RCRhodes Tower ........................................................ RTRhodes West.................................................................... RWSchool of Film & Media Arts............................................. FM Science Building ............................................................... SIScience & Research Center................................. SRStudent Center ................................................................. SC Viking Outfitters — CSU Books and SpiritwearThe Galleries at CSU......................................................... AG Union Building .................................................................. UNWallingford Building......................................................... WA Washkewicz Hall ............................................................. WH Washkewicz College of EngineeringWolstein Center............................................................... WO Bert L. & Iris S. Wolstein Center, Henry A. Goodman Arena Wolstein Center Pavilion & Banquet Center................... WP Gerald H. Gordon Conference Pavilion

.......................................... Emergency Telephones ............................................ Bike Rack Locations

.............................. RTA Health Line Stop Locations

...................................................... Zipcar Location

...................................... RTA Trolley Stop Locations

.................................... Neighborhood Parking Lots

................................................... Huntington Bank ATM

LOT HANGTAGS VISITOR PARKING

14 W E N Hourly coin meter

20 G E N Visitors (hourly rate);

21 Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation*** (pre-pay, exact change required)

22 ** Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation*** (pre-pay, exact change required)

31 Reserved Parking Only

40 G W E N Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation*** (pre-pay, exact change required)

41 W E N

43 G W Lot 43/44 permits


45 E. 19th St. South of Carnegie Lot 45 permit only

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54 W E N Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation*** (pre-pay, exact change required)

57 W E N

59 Hourly coin meter

Alternatives to CSU Parking: If you’re looking for alternatives to purchasing a prepaid permit, there are several options available.1) Ride RTA, 2) Take advantage of metered street parking (Managed by the City of Cleveland), 3) Select a neighborhood parking lot operated by a private parking company or 4) Borrow a Zipcar on campus 24/7!

PARKING KEYGreen Hangtag GWhite Hangtag WEvening Hangtag ENight Hangtag N

Garage Parking *Under the building parking **Paystation ***


66 Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation (pre-pay, exact change required)


CG* G E N Visitors parking from E. 21st St., hourly rate

EG* G E N Visitors after 3 pm

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RG** REC Parking Pass

Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation** (pre-pay, exact change required)

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Cleveland State University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution ©2018 CSU 180764 Rev. 08/24/18

Visitors to Campus may pre-pay for parking by the hour in Lot 21, (Front of MU), Lot 22 (Student Center), Rec Garage (RG), Lot 70 (E. 24th St), Lot 66 (Julka Dr.) and Lot 54. Pay-as-you-exit parking is available in South (SG), Central (CG) and Prospect Garage (PG).

Faculty, Staff and Students may purchase parking permits via CSU GO Online Parking System. Overnight parking is not included. Cash may be accepted in gated facilities during designated special events.

Motorcycle parking is available in designated areas only. Motorcycles are prohibited from parking in vehicle spaces and garages.

State of Ohio Disabled Parking Permit, is required for parking in areas designated for persons with disabilities. Please note that a proper payment is required at all times. Disabled permits can be obtained from the Ohio BMV, http://bmv.ohio.gov/

Parking is offered based upon availability. Parking fees and policies are applicable at all times and facility use parameters are subject to change. The Parking Office is located at E. 24th & Euclid. Check csuohio.edu/parking for updates.

Overnight visitor parking in SG only.

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AMC Annex ........................................................................ AAAllen Theatre ..................................................................... AT Arts Campus Berkman Hall (formerly Main Classroom Building MC) . BH The Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel Honors College Bert L. Wolstein Hall............................................ LB Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Campus Safety ................................................................. CS University Police Center for Innovation in Medical Professions.................. IM NEOMED Campus at CSU, Health /Counseling Services Cole Center ....................................................................... CE C.M.S.D. Campus International School 9-12 Euclid Commons............................................................... EC Welcome Center; Undergraduate, Graduate and International Admissions; Parking & Transportation Services, Residence Life Fenn Hall ............................................................... FH Washkewicz College of Engineering Fenn Tower ............................................................ FT Glickman-Miller Hall ............................................. UR Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Health Sciences ............................................................... HS Julka Hall ........................................................................... JH College of Education and Human Services School of NursingLaw Library ............................................................ LLLibrary .............................................................................. RT Michael Schwartz LibraryMAGNET Building .............................................................. CM Mather Mansion............................................................... MMMedical Mutual Tennis Dome and Pavilion ...................... TDMiddough Building........................................................... MB Arts Campus Monte Ahuja Hall ................................................ BU Monte Ahuja College of Business Music & Communication ..................................... MU Waetjen Auditorium, Drinko Recital Hall

Parker Hannifin Administration Center ........................... AC Parker Hannifin Hall ......................................................... PH Parking and Transportation Services .............................. ECPhysical Education.................................................. PE Robert Busbey Natatorium, Woodling GymnasiumPlant Annex ...................................................................... PAPlant Services .................................................................. PSRecreation Center................................................. RCRhodes Tower ........................................................ RTRhodes West.................................................................... RWSchool of Film & Media Arts............................................. FM Science Building ............................................................... SIScience & Research Center................................. SRStudent Center ................................................................. SC Viking Outfitters — CSU Books and SpiritwearThe Galleries at CSU......................................................... AG Union Building .................................................................. UNWallingford Building......................................................... WA Washkewicz Hall ............................................................. WH Washkewicz College of EngineeringWolstein Center............................................................... WO Bert L. & Iris S. Wolstein Center, Henry A. Goodman Arena Wolstein Center Pavilion & Banquet Center................... WP Gerald H. Gordon Conference Pavilion

.......................................... Emergency Telephones ............................................ Bike Rack Locations

.............................. RTA Health Line Stop Locations

...................................................... Zipcar Location

...................................... RTA Trolley Stop Locations

.................................... Neighborhood Parking Lots

................................................... Huntington Bank ATM


14 W E N Hourly coin meter

20 G E N Visitors (hourly rate);

21 Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation*** (pre-pay, exact change required)

22 ** Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation*** (pre-pay, exact change required)

31 Reserved Parking Only

40 G W E N Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation*** (pre-pay, exact change required)

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45 E. 19th St. South of Carnegie Lot 45 permit only

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54 W E N Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation*** (pre-pay, exact change required)

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59 Hourly coin meter

Alternatives to CSU Parking: If you’re looking for alternatives to purchasing a prepaid permit, there are several options available.1) Ride RTA, 2) Take advantage of metered street parking (Managed by the City of Cleveland), 3) Select a neighborhood parking lot operated by a private parking company or 4) Borrow a Zipcar on campus 24/7!

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CG* G E N Visitors parking from E. 21st St., hourly rate

EG* G E N Visitors after 3 pm

MG** G E N

PG* PG Visitors (hourly rate)

RG** REC Parking Pass

Visitors (hourly rate); Paystation** (pre-pay, exact change required)

SG* G W Visitors (hourly rate)

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WG* G E N Visitors after 3 pm

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MONTE AHUJA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS SEE PAGE 8 FOR AHUJA COLLEGE EVENTS

UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS

Accounting

Public Accounting Governmental or Institutional Accounting Management Accounting Internal Auditing Information Systems AuditingGeneral Business

Business Economics

Finance Investment and Security Management Real Estate Finance Financial Management Management of Financial Institutions Information Systems

International Business

Management

General Management Healthcare Management Human Resource ManagementMarketing

Marketing Communications Consumer Marketing Business to Business Marketing International MarketingOperations 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 ProgramMaster 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)

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

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS AT CSU*

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES (CEHS) SEE PAGE 9 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 InterventionMulti-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

POST-BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS

(TEACHER LICENSURE)

Middle Childhood (Grades 4-9) Requires two Concentrations: Math, Science, Social Studies, Reading and Language ArtsAdolescent/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 ScienceMulti-Age (Pre K-Grade 12) French Health Physical Education Spanish Music Visual Arts

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

(M.ED. DEGREE AND TEACHER LICENSURE

Early Childhood (Pre K-Grade 3) Special Education (Grades K-12)

Mild/Moderate Intervention (K-12) Moderate/Intensive Intervention (K-12) Early Childhood Intervention (Pre-K-3)

School Health (Pre-K-12)

Mild/Moderate InterventionMaster of Urban Secondary Teaching

(MUST)

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

Multi-Age (Pre-K-Grade 12) Spanish Visual Arts School Counseling (K-12)

WASHKEWICZ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SEE PAGE 9 FOR WASHKEWICZ

COLLEGE EVENTS


Chemical Engineering (5 year BCHE + MS)

Civil Engineering (5 year BCE + MS)

Computer Engineering (5 year BCE + MS)

Computer Science (5 year BSCS + MS)

Electrical Engineering (5 year BEE + MS)

Electronic Engineering Technology

Mechanical Engineering (5 year BME+MS)

Mechanical Engineering Technology

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Master of Computer Information Science

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 Philosophy in Engineering

Applied Biomedical Engineering

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (CLASS)

SEE PAGE 10 FOR CLASS EVENTS


Anthropology

Arabic

Art

Art History Graphic Design Studio Art Black Studies

Communication Studiesv

Communication Communication Management Comparative Religion

Criminology

Dance

Creative Process and Performance Dance in the Community

Economics

English Creative Writing Literature Secondary Licensure Film & Media Arts (BFA)

Writing and Directing Writing and Producing Acting and Directing Cinematography Postproduction Interactive Media


VISIT CSUOHIO.EDU/MAJORS FOR A DETAILED LIST OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

French

History

International Relations Area Studies Global Studies International Business and Economics Journalism and Promotional Communication Journalism Integrated Promotional Communication Liberal Studies

Linguistics Music (BA)

Music (BMUS) Composition Education Performance Therapy Philosophy

Philosophy Ethics Pre-Law Political Science Public Service Social Studies

Social Work (BSW)

Sociology

Spanish

Theatre Arts

Acting Directing Technical Theatre Women’s and Gender Studies

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Master of Applied Communication Theory

and Methodology

Master of Arts in Applied Social Research

Master of Arts in Economics

Master of Arts in English

Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing/

NEOMFA

Master of Arts in Global Interactions

Master of Arts in History

History Museum StudiesMaster of Music

Composition Music Education PerformanceMaster of Social Work

Master of Arts in Spanish

COLLEGE OF SCIENCES AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS (COSHP) SEE PAGE 11 FOR COSHP EVENTS


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

Completion Program for Allied Health Associate Degree Programs General Interest Health Promotions 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

Juris Doctor/Master of Science in

Environmental Science

Master of Science in Health Sciences

Physician Assisting

Master of Science in Mathematics

Master of Occupational Therapy

Master of Public Health

Master of Science in Physics

Optics and Materials Medical Physics Optics Medical Imaging

Master of Arts in Psychology

Psychology, Clinical Program Psychology, Industrial-Organizational Research Program Psychology, Diversity Management Program Psychology, Experimental Research Program Psychology, School ProgramMaster of Arts in Speech Pathology

and Audiology

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 MedicineDoctor of Physical Therapy

Doctor of Philosophy in Regulatory Biology

Cellular and Molecular Medicine

MAXINE GOODMAN LEVIN COLLEGE OF URBAN AFFAIRS

SEE PAGE 10 FOR LEVIN COLLEGE EVENTS


Economic Development

Environmental Studies (BA)

Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Environmental ManagementNonprofit 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

UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Sustainable Urban DevelopmentUrban Geographic Information SystemsPublic Management

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Master of Arts in Environmental StudiesMaster of Nonprofit Administration and LeadershipMaster of Public AdministrationMaster of Urban Planning, Design, and DevelopmentMaster of Science in Urban Studies

DOCTORAL PROGRAMS Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Studies

and Public Affairs

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Local and Urban ManagementUrban Real Estate Development and FinanceNonprofit AdministrationUrban Economic DevelopmentUrban Geographic Information Systems

SCHOOL OF NURSING SEE PAGE 11 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 after admission to the program.

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.

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