Saturday, August 16, 8 p.m.
Matriculation is a tradition at Milligan where new students officially “sign-in” to the records of the college. This program is mandatory for all new students of the college. We invite all families of incoming students to attend this formal ceremony in which students join the Milligan community. |
 The EXPRESS BOOKS program provides NEW STUDENTS with the opportunity to reserve textbooks in advance for all their classes, have the first opportunity to reserve used textbooks, and have textbooks waiting for them upon campus arrival.
How does Express Books work?
Students enroll in the program. (DEADLINE to enroll: July 19!)
The bookstore selects all books required.
Textbooks are placed in a personalized box.
Each box is held at the bookstore.
Books are paid for when picked up on Saturday, August 16.
It's that easy!
Contact 800.446.4045 or visit www.milligan.edu/bookstore. |
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Milligan College would like you, as a commuter student, to feel at home on your campus. You are encouraged to participate in all aspects of college life. Some of the services available include a meal plan designed for those who are on campus only at certain times, study/lounge areas for those unable to return home between classes and representation on the Student Government Association (SGA).
Milligan provides opportunities for student development in the area of extracurricular organizations covering such interests as hiking, missions, political science, art, etc. You will receive a student handbook when you arrive on campus explaining each group and information on how to become involved. The Student Government Association plans a variety of spiritual and social events during the year that make student life interesting and fulfilling. Intramural athletics on campus include football, softball, volleyball, tennis, and basketball. Participation in these activities is open to all students throughout the year.
All students who plan to live off campus must 1) fulfill one of the following requirements and 2) must complete the enclosed Off Campus Living Request form and return it in the envelope provided. All students at Milligan College must live on campus unless they fulfill one of the following:
Have a completed Off Campus Living Request form on file before each fall semester stating one of the following:
- married
- living with a member of his/her immediate family (parents, grandparents, married brother or sister)
- has completed 128 semester hours or 8 semesters of academic work
- total class load for a given semester is less than 9 hours (those with less than 9 hours may live in the dorm if desired.)
- a military veteran of more than one (1) year
- is 23 years of age or older before the fall semester
OFF CAMPUS LIVING REQUEST FORM (pdf)
Should you have questions regarding any other area of campus life, please feel free to contact the Student Development Office at 423-461-8760 or Student Life Office at 423-461-8735. |
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THE ODYSSEY fall theatre production
Auditions are scheduled for Sept. 2 & 4 beginning at 7 p.m. each evening in the Gregory Center. Casting will be completed by Friday, Sept. 5 and rehearsals will begin on Monday, September 8. Sign-up sheets will be available during the first full week of classes, August 25-29, in a location TBA. (Click here for more info)
For more information, please contact:
Dick Major 423.461.8771 or rmajor@milligan.edu |
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In addition to academic endeavors, all undergraduate students must participate in 150 spiritual formation programs in order to graduate. Formerly, students were required to attend all chapel and convocation programs every semester. Now, students can choose to participate in a variety of activities according to their interest and schedule. A calendar of spiritual formation programs, including chapel services, convocations, lectures, campus ministry programs and community events qualifying for this program, will be provided each semester.
More complete details can be obtained from our website at milligan.edu and will be provided during fall orientation and registration.
 To audition for Concert Choir and/or Women's Chorale, sign up for a time in Lower Seeger, front lobby. Auditions are Sunday, August 17, from 2 to 5 p.m. and Tuesday, August 19, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in Mr. Wakefield's studio (Seeger Chapel, Room 400). (Click here for more music info)
Music Theory Placement test: Monday, 8/18 9:30-10:30 a.m.
For more information, please contact:
Dr. Kellie Brown (orchestra and strings) 423.461.8978 or kbrown@milligan.edu
Mr. Rick Simerly (jazz and band) 423.461.8939 or rsimerly@milligan.edu
Mr. John Wakefield (choir and voice) 423.461.8793 or jcwakefield@milligan.edu
Mrs. Rita Myers (music secretary) 423.461.8723 or rmyers@milligan.edu
Also, visit our website: www.milligan.edu/music |
