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DWOC FAQs
Here are all the frequently asked questions for undergrad, graduate and faculty regarding the Digital, Written and Oral Communication Studio. We are always open to suggestions fro faculty and students. Please contact Danielle Cordaro if you would like to request a service or resource that we do not currently offer.
Music
Students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in music will gain an understanding of the history, theory, basic musicianship, and practical skills necessary to be successful in music. Students have many opportunities to participate in a number of music ensembles to further gain hands-on experience. Concentrations in Music Performance and Music Composition are also available to students.
Mount Union Announces Goal to Resume Face-to-Face Instruction, Residence Life This Fall
As a result of an ongoing, comprehensive planning process, the University of Mount Union is announcing its goal is to resume face-to-face instruction and residential operations this fall.
Biomedical Engineering
The biomedical engineering major at Mount Union is designed to foster an innovative mindset while offering the crucial knowledge to successfully impact this rewarding and high-growth field
History
An undergraduate history degree at Mount Union is obtained through in-depth classroom learning and a multicultural understanding.
MSOT Program
Explore the University of Mount Union's Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT) program. Benefit from our expert faculty, comprehensive curriculum, and diverse fieldwork opportunities. Join a supportive community dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need. LEARN MORE!
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Program Learning Objectives
Sport Business Program Learning Objectives
Neuroscience
At the University of Mount Union, students interested in neuroscience will explore the impact that the brain has on behavior and mental processes through a number of courses and hands-on experiences with other students and faculty.
Nearly 200 Volunteers Participate in Fall Service Projects at Mount Union
The COVID-19 pandemic made traditional volunteering through the University of Mount Union’s Regula Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement undoubtedly difficult. Yet, 196 individuals participated in at least one of seven unique community service initiatives during the University’s fall 2020 semester.