This is college at Coe by Coe College

This is college at Coe

Once in a lifetime experiences. Lasting memories. Strong co

THAT'S LIFE AT

onnections.

T COE.

Ask a Kohawk to describe why they love Coe in just a few words and you’ll almost always get a rendition of “It just feels like home.”

1,400+ STUDENTS

FROM OUT OF STATE

27 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

NEARLY

FIRST GENERATION

STUDENTS FROM UNDERREPRESENTED BACKGROUNDS

Where to ga EBY QUAD

Home to the Victory Bell and Flunk Day fun

100+ MILES of recreational trails near campus and throughout Linn County

AMPHITHE

Who doesn’t class is outsid

JEAN JOHNSON FIRE PIT

CHARLIE’S P.U.B.

By our estimate, 9,467 s’mores have been made here

Every Kohawk's spot for made-to-order food

SWINGSET

Everyone can use the soothing sway of a swing once in a while, right?

COMMON GROUNDS

Full-service Starbucks in the library for all your caffeine cravings

SINCLAIR AUDITORIUM

One of many performance spaces where you can recharge and marvel at your fellow Kohawks’ talents

LIBRARY QUAD

Where graduation is typically held and perfect for Ultimate Frisbee

5 MINUTE WALK to downtown

400+ SHOWS, EVENTS AND PRODUCTIONS annually among

Cedar Rapids’ four main event venues

atherand where to go 14 PIZZA PLACES

EATER

within delivery distance

love when de?

CLARK FIELD

Show your pride and cheer on the Kohawks!

COLLEGE DRIVE BRIDGE

Get your exercise in as you watch the world whirl by below

6 RESTAURANTS across the street from campus featuring Indian food, hot dogs and more

20+ VEO ELECTRIC SCOOTERS typically available for rent on campus

SPREAD YOUR WINGS WALL The perfect selfie spot is just outside Gage Memorial Union

ALUMNI GARDEN JAMES H. RANDALL INTERCULTURAL CENTER

Sit, relax and enjoy a moment of solitude in a setting that dazzles the eyes and smells so fresh

A dedicated space on campus where students from all backgrounds can enjoy a strong sense of belonging

450+ PIECES OF ART around

campus including work by Grant Wood, Andy Warhol and Pablo Picasso

17 DESTINATIONS with direct

flights out of the Eastern Iowa Airport, a 15-minute drive from campus

Cedar Rapids

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NATIONALLY FOR INTERNSHIPS AMONG PRIVATE COLLEGES

FOR ALUMNI NETWORK AMONG PRIVATE COLLEGES

The perfect college town

TWO TOP 25 TEACHING HOSPITALS, INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES, NONPROFITS AND HUNDREDS OF LOCAL BUSINESSES

SECOND LARGEST CITY IN IOWA

267,0

PEOPLE METRO

NewBo City Market

Veo scooters

Cedar Rapids Museum of Art

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BEST PLACE TO LIVE

100

BEST CITY TO LIVE IN IOWA E

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TOP

HAPPIEST CITY IN AMERICA

BEST METRO AREA FOR RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATES TO FIND A JOB

E IN THE O AREA

Biking and walking trails

000+

Cedar Rapids Kernels

The Coe Experience

is more than what you learn in the classroom. It’s also what you do outside o

A SAMPLING OF CURRENT STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT

Kohawk Otaku Anime Club

Physics Club

Scrunchie Magazine

Love Your Melon

Pre-Health Club

Asian Association of Coe

Multicultural Fusion

Psychology Club

The Pearl Literary Magazine

Black Self-Educated Organization

Muslim Student Association

Student Nursing Association

Nuestra Coemunidad

Women in STEM

CoeAlliance

LITERARY AND FINE ARTS

CoeVotes

Coe Chess Club Coespañol Diversity Inclusion Collaboration Team

Occult Club Student Alumni Association

ACADEMIC

Art Club

Geekfest

American Association of University Women

Coe Review

I’m First — First-Generation Student Organization

Biology Club

Environmental Club

International Club

Chemistry Club

Japanese Student Association

Coe Student Education Association

KCOE Radio Station

Kohawk Law

Cosmos Creative Writing Club Fiber & Craft Club

PUBLIC INTEREST

Model United Nations OUTreach

COMMUNITY SERVICE Alpha Phi Omega

Improv Club

Cedar Rapids Dance Marathon

Off Stage Players

Habitat for Humanity

90%

of it.

of students are involved in one or more

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

25% of students are involved in

GREEK LIFE

“Clubs are perfect for getting to know more people. Plus the different events the Student Activities Committee puts on are great to go to with friends.”

Yuulin An ’22 Puok, Cambodia

RECREATIONAL

RELIGIOUS LIFE

Archery Club

Credo

Boxing Club

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Coe College Clay Target Team Coe College Rock Climbing Club Coe College Ultimate Frisbee Coe Outdoors Club

Navigators

100+

Peer Ministry SALT Company

student-run CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS and ATHLETICS

Esports Club Fencing Club Kicking Kohawks Lacrosse Club Martial Arts Tactics Club Student Athlete Advisory Committee

OVER

20,000 COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS are completed by Coe students each year.

Your new HOME Armstrong & Douglas Halls

FIRST-YEAR RESIDENCE HALLS, CO-ED

“I absolutely loved living in Douglas my first year! I was able to meet so many other new students who helped make the transition to college so much easier.” EMILY KLOSTERMANN ’23 MANCHESTER, I OWA

Greene Hall

A LL-M A LE C E H A LL EN R ES ID

e “Living in Green g in . Hall was amaz It truly felt like a each floor was d that community an erson I knew each p h out and could reac if I needed.” SAMUEL 2 JA C K S O N ’2

, IO WA DE S M O IN ES

Voorhees Hall

AL L- FE M AL E RE SI DE NC E HA LL

“Between all the decorations, the lo cation and the closeness of each wing, Voorhees is a great place to liv LA U R EN D U FO E e.” ’2 4 CE NT ER PO IN T, IO WA

”

A R M ST R O NG-DOUG L AS LOBBY is space wh a shared ere can kick b Kohawks a or play a ck, study game wit h friends.

Murray Hall ENCE CO -E D R E S ID

HALL

close to es of being so ri o m e m d n y on each “I have fo ht communit g ti a ’s re e h ther’s backs. my friends. T s had each o y a lw a e w d f my best floor, an ated some o re c e v I’ re e tty good!” Murray is wh e view is pre th , o ls A s. ip friendsh Z ’2 2 C AT I G O M E B U R N SV IL LE

, M IN N ES O TA

Campus Apartments

APAR TM EN T-STY LE OP TIO NS FO R SO PH OM OR ES , JU NI OR S AN D SE NI OR S

“I love living in Spivey House. The on-campus apartmentliving provides me the independence I need to prepare for life after Coe.”

KA IL EY BL UN K ’2 2

PL AIN FIE LD , ILL INO IS

C3: Creativity, Careers, Community

Thrive as a KOHAWK

Maintaining a safe, healthy and comfortable environment is critical to having a successful college experience. Coe offers resources to support you throughout your college journey.

OFFICE OF STUDENT SUCCESS & PERSISTENCE

PHYSICAL HEALTH AND FITNESS

• You'll be paired with a dedicated full-time staff mentor to help you transition from high school to college and through to graduation

• All students have access to the Athletics and Recreation Complex (ARC)

• A one-stop office for any questions

• Swimming pool

CAMPUS SAFETY & SECURITY • Full-time staff available 24 hours a day, seven days a week • Patrols campus • Provides escorts • Responds to emergencies

RESIDENT ASSISTANTS • Trained student staff in each residence hall • Available around the clock

HEALTH & WELLNESS • Health services clinic • Nutrition, sleep habits and stress prevention advice • Mental health and counseling services • Crisis resources • Free yoga and meditation classes

• Two floors of fitness and weight equipment • Climbing wall • Indoor track and basketball courts • Racquetball and tennis courts

C3: CREATIVITY, CAREERS, COMMUNITY • Matches you with internships, volunteer opportunities or alumni mentors • Traditional career services like resume preparation

LEARNING COMMONS • Writing Center • Tutoring • Public speaking consultants • National fellowship application support “Coe has always made resources available and easy for students to use, and if there are any gaps, Coe works hard to close them.”

Sophia John ’24 Roswell, Georgia

M E N ’ S & WO M E N ’ S NCAA DIVISION III AT H L E T I C T E A M S

MEN’S ATHLETICS Baseball

WOMEN’S ATHLETICS Basketball

Basketball

Cross Country

Golf

Football

Soccer

Golf

Softball

Soccer

Swimming & Diving

Tennis

Track & Field - Indoor

Track & Field - Outdoor

Triathlon

Wrestling

Volleyball

5 8 NCAA DIVISION III

Go for the

WIN

CO-ED VARSITY ATHLETIC TEAMS Archery

Cheer/Dance

Bowling

Clay Target

Esports

CLUB SPORTS Archery

Clay Target

Lacrosse

Boxing

Dance

Ultimate Frisbee

Climbing

Esports

AMERICAN RIVERS CONFERENCE

MASCOT: KOHAWK

SCHOOL COLORS: CRIMSON & GOLD

35%

65+

OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN VARSITY ATHLETICS

ATHLETIC ALL-AMERICANS

N 5

20+

INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

58% OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN INTRAMURALS

20+ INTRAMURAL TOURNAMENTS PER YEAR

Make things

HAPPEN

Coe students explore off campus to gain experience and find out what they’re capable of while having a positive impact on the world.

100

OF STUDENTS ARE GUARANTEED INTERNSHIP, RESEARCH OR

OFF-CAMPUS STUDY

EXPERIENCE

LOCATIONS FOR

OFF-CAMPUS

STUDY PROGRAMS

OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN

OFF-CAMPUS

STUDY PROGRAMS

Internships NATIONALLY FOR

INTERNSHIPS

AMONG PRIVATE COLLEGES – THE PRINCETON REVIEW

32 FULBRIGHT

SCHOLARS IN THE LAST NINE YEARS

FREE COURSE CREDIT FOR ONE MAY TERM TO STUDY OFF CAMPUS DURING YOUR FOUR YEARS AT COE

Washington, D.C. Term

Asia Term | Taiwan

Asia Term | Cambodia

New York Term

Coe’s traditions

are beloved and long-lived. They are symbolic, fun and celebratory. They bring our community together and provide the backdrop for unforgettable memories. They’re even the envy of other student bodies.

Flunk Day of se cond term, d en e th d ar w to Once a year, st exciting news: o m e th to e ak ts Kohawks aw lunk Day, studen F n O ! d le ce n ca s Classes are d ever yone gather an s, se as cl m o fr get a break ol picnic , games, o h sc lal an r fo has in the quad r 110 years, this o F . n fu d an t en k entertainm that ever y Kohaw ay d d in k afo ebeen a on cherishes. find out wake up and to ve lo t n’ ays at Coe “Who does of the best d ne o ’s It ? ay eing with it’s Flunk D having fun, b ut o ab l al ’s because it charging.” friends and re K ’2 2 J A R E D Z A C IA N A H IG H LA N D ,

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Ringing of the Victory Bell Coe students ring the V ictory Bell on their first day of orientation and once ag ain before they wa lk across the stag e at graduation. The chime resonates over the crow d gathered to cheer and carries de ep symbolic meaning representing pa st achievements, sig nific ant growth and a promising future. “My favorite Coe tradition is ringing the Victory Bell be way to mark the be cause it is a fun ginning and end of your college care visual representatio er and have a n of how much yo u’ve changed in yo ur time at Coe.” EL LI E TH UR O W ’2 3 W OO DS TO CK , IL LI NO IS

Staff and facult y dish out a delicious brea kfast to the whole student body the night before final s week begins. The hashbrowns and bacon are Kohawk favorites.

Late Night Breakfast

s an This celebration span nerations entire weekend and ge , pep of Kohawks. A parade game and ra lly, music , footba ll kend dance highlig ht a wee of Coe that features the best and — spirit, camaraderie excitement. ing is a “To me, Homecom e really is a reminder that Co that after community. I know re I’ll have my four years he me back and the chance to co more football experience many ents geared games and fun ev family.” toward the Coe RI D G E ’2 2 LI N D SAY SE LF IS LE MO NT, IL LI NO

Homecoming

“It’s so helpful to just take a break right before final s. Your professors serve you, and it’ s just fun — at th at time, I’m ready to cram in pancakes rather than cram in more studying !” SH IO N KA BA SE LE ’2 2

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of reporting Coe graduates are

Nearly

60+ AREAS of study

100%

EMPLOYED, in

GRAD SCHOOL or ENGAGED IN SERVICE WITHIN NINE MONTHS OF GRADUATION

40% of students graduate with MORE THAN ONE MAJOR and graduate within four years

MAJORS Accounting • Managerial • Public African American Studies* Art* Art History* Asian Studies* Biochemistry Biology Business Administration • Management • Marketing • Sports Management Chemistry* Communication Studies* Computer Science* Creative Writing* Data Science Economics* Education

English* Environmental Science Environmental Studies Film Studies* French & Francophone Studies* General Science History* Interdisciplinary Studies International Business International Economics* International Studies Kinesiology Literature Mathematics* Molecular Biology Music* Neuroscience Nursing Organizational Science

Philosophy* Physics* Political Science* Psychology Public Relations Religion* Social & Criminal Justice Sociology* Spanish* Spanish Studies Theatre Arts* Writing* * Minor also available

MINORS

Anthropology Classical Studies Gender & Sexuality Studies Health & Society Studies Secondary Education

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS

Pre-Actuarial Science Pre-Architecture Pre-Athletic Training Pre-Dentistry Pre-Engineering Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Music Therapy Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Podiatry Pre-Public Health Pre-Veterinary