student achievement awards
Midland University recognized outstanding students, professors, and student organizations during the 202324 Student Achievement Awards Celebration on April 11th at the Wikert Event Center.
See the full list of winners here
Wildfire delivered an outstanding performance during the finals and left everything on the floor. The judges duly recognized their effort, as Midland had the top score of the day, improving by 2.7 points with a score of 93.03. Despite this remarkable progress, Midland fell just short of victory by a mere 0.36 points, as St. Ambrose claimed the NAIA Red Banner with an overall score of 92.49.
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Men’s powerlifting earned a national title in the equipped division and a runner-up finish in the raw division. The title is the fourth equipped title in a row for Midland and the 10th men's national title in program history.
Women’s powerlifting secured national titles in both the raw and equipped divisions. The title sweep is the Warriors' fourth in a row and brings their national title count to 10 in program history.
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If Grace Staley had any doubts about the career she had chosen, her practicum through the Munroe-Meyer Institute solidified her decision.
A senior Applied Behavior Analysis major at Midland University, Grace, like many other students, has had the opportunity to get a closer look at what her career would be like through a practicum at the Munroe-Meyer Institute in Omaha.
“The most important thing I have discovered from being at MMI this year is that I have chosen the right career path,” Staley said. “Before beginning my practicum, I wasn’t 100 percent sure that ABA was going to be the right fit for me as I had no hands-on experience and was unsure of what to expect. Going through my practicum, I know this is what I’m supposed to be doing. Being able to work with this specific population of children is something so special and rewarding. I love seeing their progress and getting to know them.”
Learnmoreabout yourWarrior’s KeyExperienceshere
Students entering their senior year, who are ABA majors, are required to work 24 hours per week as part of their practicum. Students will work at MMI during both the fall and spring semesters, and some may begin the practicums in the summer before their senior year to be sure they get the required hours. Students are paid for their work at MMI.
Is your student hitting that end of year slump?
Encourage them to connect with their environment using this tool kit
Destress activities for your student!
April 29 - May 3
*Free Coffee Daily
*Relaxing study spaces
*Stress relief activities all week long!
Moreinfoon StudyAway Programs!
Tanzania- July 27th to August 10th
Boston - May 11th to 18th
Spring 2024: VOL. 3
end of year reminder checklist
encourage your warrior to:
Check the mail room for any last minute packages or letter mail.
Secure travel plans. Heading home via plane? Check itinerary. Traveling by car? Make a travel plan!
Attend a mandatory hall closing meeting. All on-campus residents are required to attend a hall meeting. To avoid fines; ensure room key, and paperwork is returned. Reach out to an RA with any questions.
Complete Fall 2024 registration. Planning on a Fall internship? Check in with your advisor regarding all necessary paperwork.
Secure Fall 2024 housing - Complete an on or off campus application. If your student is residing on campus, make sure they have signed their Fall 2024 Housing contract.
Don’t forget to use Warrior Bucks* before they expire at the end of the Spring term.
*Warrior Bucks do not rollover*
Complete 2024-2025 FAFSA - visit studentaid.gov
last day of spring semester - May 10
View the detailed academic calendar here
Spring2024
Commencement
MAY 11, 2024 | 10 AM |
WIKERT EVENT CENTER
Doors open at 9:00 am
Graduates need to arrive at 9:00 am
Seating is first come first serve – overflow seating in Hopkins Arena
No Rehearsal –instructions will be given the day of commencement.