Purpose with distinction.

WHY EIDELBERG?

The minute you step on to Heidelberg’s campus, you belong here. You belong because we make you feel at home. You belong because you’re a part of our family. You belong because we’re committed to your success. You’ll enjoy:

• comfortable surroundings• meeting new people who share your interests• friendships that last forever• faculty and staff members who know you by name • teachers who become mentors

Think creatively, act independently, communicate effectively. Rise to the challenge: Choose liberal arts! A Heidelberg education is rooted in the liberal arts tradition, highly sought after by today’s employers.

Founded in 1850, we’ve devoted ourselves to helping students achieve lives of purpose with distinction for over 160 years. In that time, we’ve grown from five students in our first graduating class, to more than 1600 students today. With 28 undergraduate majors, and four master’s degrees, we offer a variety of opportunities to help you discover your purpose. Choose liberal arts and begin building a foundation for your career and life path.

At Heidelberg, we learn and work together. Our faculty are more than just teachers, they’re mentors. As part of our Faculty-Student Mentoring Program, they work with you to support your goals, challenge you to try new experiences, and teach you to succeed at doing what you love. You’ll meet your faculty mentor at orientation. Together, you’ll create a personal educational plan specifically designed to help you achieve a future with distinction. Mentoring isn’t limited to registration or course selection, your mentor also helps with career and personal decisions.

Faculty-Student Mentoring Program

Programs of Distinction

Honors Program – Advance your academic abilities as part of a community of scholars and learners. Our Honors Program is founded on the four intellectual areas that comprise the “Life of the Mind:” the Scholar, the Scientist, the Artist and the Citizen.

Athletic Training – Experience one of the nation’s only stand-alone athletic training departments. Work

The Center for Historic and Military Archeology – Go beyond the

with a diverse group of certified Athletic Trainers committed to teaching the latest professional training methods and philosophy.

focus of a traditional undergraduate education. Engage in historic and military archaeology field work and research at the Johnson’s Island Civil War Military Prison site.

The National Center for Water Quality Research (NCWQR) – Gain access to the new NCWQR facilities in Gillmor Hall as an Environmental Science major. Examine the importance of water resource management as you prepare yourself for the growing demand for environmental scientists and managers.

summer term abroad. Study in countries around the world, including: Germany, China, Spain, South Africa, and many more.

Junior Year Abroad – Go global! Spend a semester, a year or a

Enter newly renovated Adams Hall and begin your journey as a future business professional. Discover the latest economic trends, prepare for a finance competition, design a marketing campaign or practice accounting. Enjoy a corporate atmosphere as you collaborate with faculty and fellow students in our new state-of-the-art facilities.

School of Business

Residence Life and Learning Hall“Home is where the heart is” and sophomores have a new place to call home. Our new Residence Life and Learning Hall, located right in the heart of campus, houses 120 students. This facility features five, two-story “pods” with a combination of double and single bedrooms. Surrounded by an inviting two-story living space, suites come complete with a balcony, kitchen, fireplace, restrooms and study place. Finally you’ll enjoy a 9,000 square foot commons area as a place to study or spend time with friends.

Media Communication CenterAnchor the news, be a deejay, produce your own talk show and more. Our new Media Communication Center (MCC) offers you the opportunity to learn by doing. Home to WHEI-FM, WHEI-TV, as well as a commercial radio station WTTF-AM, this new experiential learning center includes high-tech studios and classroom. Join the WHEI crew your freshman year and develop the professional experience needed to start your media career.

Pat Adams Lecture Series

Support, educate, empower! That’s the mission of the Pat Adams lecture series. Developed by Heidelberg alum, John Adams and his wife Patricia, this series connects current women business leaders with young aspiring professional women. Join the conversation as you practice the ethics, morals and values that make you a strong professional in today’s business world.

Experiential Learning OpportunitiesEngage in the learning process! Heidelberg offers you a wide variety of opportunities to learn by doing.

• Compete in the CFA Global Investment Research Challenge by joining an award winning team of business majors. Let Dr. John Cook, associate professor of finance,

teach you to analyze a publically traded company and earn an opportunity to compete in New York City

at the Americas Regional Investment Research Challenge.

• Sign up for the Mexican Border Trip and serve one of the neediest communities in the United States.

Join Dr. Cindy Lepeley and travel to the colonias in South Texas to learn about the social and economic challenges

faced by the people living along the border. Make crafts, play music, sing songs and join in games with the children of

the community. Take part in this week-long summer enrichment program and make a difference in the life of a child.

several opportunities each year. Past projects include trips to New York, Chicago, New Orleans, and Europe.

• Make an impact in the world through simple acts of charity, goodwill and justice--join the Office of Campus Ministry and Religious Life for Alternative Spring Break. We offer

share your finding at the annual Heidelberg Student Research Conference. You’ll work with a faculty mentor as you design and investigate your project. You may even get the chance to travel with your mentor to a professional conference to present your results.

• Conduct your own research or join a group project and

• Explore the mysteries of the human body in our Cadaver Laboratory. You’ll work with Dr. Pam Faber

as she delves beneath the skin to introduce you to the intricacies of our own form. Examine the functions of

the human system and gain a greater appreciation of your own body and individuality.

Engagement Opportunities

Engage! Engagement opportunities are available from day one.

• Become a campus leader in Student Senate• Write for the campus newspaper• Plan Homecoming as part of the Berg Events Council• Block for the football team• Deejay for WHEI-FM• Sing in the choir• Perform in a play--maybe your own!

Whether it’s athletics, student organizations, department activities, or intramural sports, expand your education. Get involved!

Why Liberal Arts is for You

Be educated not just instructed. Being liberally educated not only enriches your life, it’s what employers want. Liberal arts grads are more advanced in areas employers consider important: communication, critical thinking and teamwork skills. Enrich your life. Invest in a liberal arts education and make yourself a sought-after future professional.

Invest in Your Future

Learn while you earn! Join the ‘Berg Engagement Scholarship Team (B.E.S.T.) and work at a campus job in return for reduced

Our B.E.S.T. Financial Aid Program

financial aid counselors will help you apply for Federal Student Aid, Grants, and Scholarships that are just waiting to be used.

tuition. A variety of jobs are available in departments and offices across campus. Reduce your tuition costs—join the B.E.S.T.!

Make our price, your price. We’ll work with you so you get the best possible value for your education. We award money based on your high school accomplishments and test scores. Our talented

Remember, an education is a priceless investment in your future.