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2011Mwgolfmg.Pdf 3/14-15 at TAMU Commerce Invitational (Tanglewood C.C., Pottsboro, TX) Women 4/11-12 at UCM Tournament (Keith Memorial G.C., Warrensburg, MO) Men 5/3-5 at NCAA Regional (Cherry Blossom G.C., Georgetown, KY) Men 3/27-28 MWSU Spring Invitational (Fairview G.C.) Women 4/18-19 at MIAA Conference Tournament (Tiffany Greens G.C., KC, MO) Both 5/12-15 at NCAA Nationals (The Meadows G.C., Allendale, MI) Women 3/28-29 at UNA Spring Shootout (Fighting Joe G.C., Florence, AL) Men 5/1-3 at NCAA Regional (Tascosa C.C., Canyon, TX) Women 5/16-20 at NCAA Nationals (Fighting Joe G.C., Florence, AL) Men 4/4-5 MWSU/NWMSU Green & Gold Shootout (Fairview/Mozingo) Women 0DWW7KUDVKHU$JHQF\,QF ,OOLQRLV$YH GOGRIFFONS.COM 6DLQW-RVHSK02 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 816-271-4481 Western is an equal opportunity institution Official Poster Sponsor Men’s Golf 2010-2011 Schedule Date Event Location Course 9/7-9/8 at Missouri Intercollegiate Championship Sunrise Beach, Mo. The Club at Porto Cima 9/13-9/14 at Lincoln University Invitational Camdenton, Mo. The Club at Old Kinderhook 9/20-9/21 at Northeastern State Golf Classic Tulsa, Okla. Emerald Falls Country Club 10/4-10/5 MWSU Invitational St. Joseph, Mo. Fairview Golf Course 10/11-10/12 at Midwest/South Central Regional Jefferson City, Mo. Jefferson City Country Club 3/14-3/15 at Drury Invite Springfield, Mo. Rivercut Golf Course 3/21-3/22 at Midwestern State University Invite Wichita Falls, Texas Wichita Falls Country Club 3/28-3/29 at UNA Spring Invitational Muscle Shoals, Ala. RTJ Fighting Joe Golf Club 4/11-4/12 at UCM Tournament Warrensburg, Mo. Keth Memorial Golf Course 4/18-4/19 at MIAA Conference Championships Kansas City, Mo. Tiffany Springs Golf Course Women’s Golf 2010-2011 Schedule Date Event Location Course 9/9-9/10 at Iowa Western CC/Reiver Classic Council Bluffs, Iowa Bent Tree Golf Club 9/13-9/14 at Drury University/Fall Shootout Branson, Mo. Ledgestone Country Club 9/19-9/20 at CSPl/Wildwood Lodge Invite Lake Elmo, Minn. Tartan Park Golf Club 9/27-9/28 at FHSU Invite Hays, Kan. Smoky Hill Country Club 10/4-10/5 at UNO/Women’s Collegiate Golf Valley, Neb. The Pines Country Club 10/7-10/8 at NWMSU/Bearcat Fall Classic Maryville, Mo. Mozingo Lake Golf Course 3/14-3/15 at Texas A&M-Commerce - Lion Pottsboro, Texas Tanglewood Resort 3/27-3/28 MWSU Spring Invitational St. Joseph, Mo. Fairview Golf Course 4/4-4/5 at Green and Gold Shootout Maryville/St. Joseph Mozingo GC/Fairview GC 4/18-4/19 at MIAA Championship Kansas City, Mo. Tiffany Springs Golf Course MIAA/MWSU SCHOOL INFORMATION The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Degrees Offered at MWSU Master’s Degree Programs Association, a 12-member Certificate Program Masters of Applied Science conference of NCAA • Health Information Technology • Legal Assistant Options: Chemistry, Human Factors and Usabilty Division II institutions Testing, Information Technology Management, Associate of Applied Science in Missouri, Kansas and Engineering Technology Management and Forensic • Health Information Technology • Manufacturing Engineering Technology Nebraska, was first • Physical Therapist Assistant Investigations organized in 1912 as the Missouri Intercollegiate Associate of Science Masters of Applied Science in Assessment Athletic Association. • Criminal Justice • Business Options: Learning Improvement, Writing, Autism • Legal Assistant Spectrum Disorders, TESOL Over the past 98 years, Bachelor of Science the MIAA has gained • Biochemistry & Molecular Biology • Biology Masters of Applied Arts in Integrated Media the reputation of being one of the top NCAA Division II Options: Convergent Media and Integrated Media conferences in the nation. MIAA student-athletes have • Biotechnology • Chemistry won 15 NCAA team championships and, since 1964, 159 • Computer Information Systems • Computer Science individual national titles. The MIAA currently conducts • Construction Engineering Technology • Criminal Justice Masters of Applied Arts in Written Communication championships in eight sports for men and nine for • Economics • History Options: Technical Communication and Writing • Electronics/Computer Engineering Technology • Natural Science/Biology Studies women. • Electronics Engineering Technology • Mathematics • Medical Technology • Natural Science/Chemistry For the men, champions are crowned in football, cross • Music • Psychology Masters of Science in Nursing, Healthcare country, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, • Physical Education • Recreation Sports Management Leadership baseball, tennis and golf. The women compete for titles • Early Childhood Education • Speech Communication in volleyball, cross country, soccer, basketball, indoor and • Video and Theatre • Wildlife and Conservation Management Graduate Certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorders outdoor track & field, softball, golf and tennis. • Health Informatics • Mnufacturing Engineering Technology Graduate Certificate in Forensic Investigations • Nursing • Political Science • Social Work • Sociology Graduate Certificate in TESOL The current membership of the MIAA is at 12 schools, with Graduate Certificate in the Teaching of Writing the departure of Missouri-St. Louis in 1996 and Missouri- • Elementary Education • Convergent Media Rolla in 2005, the forfeiture of membership by Lincoln in 1999, the addition of Fort Hays State University in 2006 Bachelor of Arts GENERAL INFORMATION and the University of Nebraska-Omaha in 2008 and the • Art • English re-joining of Lincoln in 2010. • French • History Name: Missouri Western State University • Music • Government and Public Affairs Website: www.gogriffons.com On July 29, 2010, the MIAA CEO Council voted to extend • Psychology • Spanish invitations to the University of Central Oklahoma and • Speech Communication • Philosphy Address: 4525 Downs Drive Northeastern State University to become the 13th and 14th • Political Science St. Joseph, Mo. 64507 members of the league, and on September 24, 2010, it voted to extend invitations to the University of Nebraska- Bachelor of Fine Arts Founded: 1915 Kearney and Lindenwood University to become the 15th • Dgital Animation • Graphic Design Undergraduate Enrollment: 6,134 • Studio and 16th conference institutions, beginning in 2012-13. Nickname: Griffons Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Colors: Black and Gold School Joined MIAA • Accounting • Finance University of Central Missouri ................................. 1912 • Management • Marketing Mascot: Max the Griffon Emporia State University ........................................ 1991 Bachelor of Science in Education Home Court: Spring Sports Complex Baseball Fort Hays State University ...................................... 2006 • Art • Natural Science in Biology Field (500) Lincoln University .................................................. 2010 • English • French Affiliation: NCAA Division II Missouri Southern State University .......................... 1989 • Music • Spanish Missouri Western State University ........................... 1989 • Mathematics • Speech and Theatre Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate University of Nebraska-Omaha ............................... 2008 • Physical Education Athletic Association Northwest Missouri State University ........................ 1912 Pittsburg State University ....................................... 1989 Minors President: Dr. Robert A. Vartabedian Southwest Baptist University .................................. 1986 • Childhood Studies • Elementary Music Education Athletics Director: Dave Williams • Geography • International Studies Truman State University ......................................... 1912 • Humanities • Military Science Athletics Dept. Phone: (816) 271-4481 Washburn University .............................................. 1989 • Musical Theatre • Physics Academics Missouri Western State University is a learning community focused on students as individuals and as members of society. West- ern offers students at all stages of life the opportunity to achieve excellence in the classroom and beyond, especially through applied learning, as they prepare to be leaders in their work and in their communities. As a leader itself, Western is commit- ted to the educational, economic, cultural, and social development of the people and the region that it serves through applied research and professional and voluntary service. Western offers over 100 majors and 41 minors through its College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of Professional Studies, Steven L. Craig School of Business, and School of Graduate Studies. The undergraduate enrollment is 6,010 and the average class size is 25. Western has a graduate enrollemnt of 124. Western became a university in 2005 and has been growing ever since. Western operates on a semester system. Fifteen credit hours is a normal class load and a minimum of 124 credit hours are required to complete a bachelor’s degree. Missouri Western State University Points of Pride • The Western Institute serves as an invaluable resource, coordinating the continuing education programs and conference and meeting facilities. Last year, the Institute hosted 23,000 visitors across the country for conferences. • Students have high-speed internet ports in every residence hall room and access to computer labs 24 hours a day. • In the last year, Western departments received grants and external funding totaling more than $1.2 million. The grants fund scholarships, teacher training, and law enforcement training. • Remington Hall, an approximately 60,000 sq. ft. addition
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