Shorewood Hills, 90210

Shorewood Hills, 90210

 

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University at Madison - Academics

Academics

Madison University offers 45 degree programs which are organized into several divisions, with eight primary academic schools.

College of Arts & Sciences

Madison University's College of Arts comprises a broad array of academic departments and programs in the fine arts, humanities, physical sciences, and mathematics. At the undergraduate level, CAS offers fourteen majors leading to the B.A  or B.S degree. CAS brings students together with faculty who are not only dedicated educators, but also leaders in research, scholarship, and creative expression.

College of Business

Madison University's College of Business now offers an MBA degree program, taught by senior Madison faculty with decades of experience. They are complemented by key executives recruited as visiting professors from throughout the tri-state region - industry leaders who have built stellar careers in today's global business world. 

School of Criminal Justice

The School of Criminal Justice at Madison University, through partnerships with agencies within and related to the criminal justice field, creates the fundamental preparation for successful careers and responsible citizenship. The academic pursuit of excellence for both students and faculty is provided in a learning environment that combines the theoretical knowledge with the practical application.

School of Education

Innovation in teaching methods has been a hallmark of Madison University since our founding. This creative spirit still thrives in our School of Education, where advanced techniques and early experiences in the classroom help students become teachers ready to meet the expectations of today's students. With three undergraduate major tracks, the School of Education is nationally accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).

College of Engineering & Applied Sciences

Madison University's College of Engineering and Applied Sciences aims to provide students with a solid foundation that prepares them to adapt to technological change throughout their careers. At the undergraduate level, CEAS offers five majors. Hands-on laboratory courses, the undergraduate internship program, and the senior design project provide practical experience in engineering that complements  theoretical training. 

College of Journalism & Communication Studies

Madison University's School of Journalism & Communication Studies has a focus on the high-tech future of media with a mission to train the next generation of TV correspondents, producers and anchors, newspaper reporters and editors, online news mangers, designers and reporters and magazine writers.

School of Medicine

The School of Medicine at Madison University is responsible for the preclinical and clinical education of medical students. As the only School of Medicine in the region, it offers excellent research and clinical opportunities and has attracted a faculty of national and international renown. 

School of Social Welfare

Madison University's School of Social Welfare offers programs that prepare students for various levels of professional practice in the field of social welfare. The curriculum reflects an institutional commitment to a more just society, based on equality, human dignity, and social justice.

University at Madison - Athletics

Athletics

Madison University is home to the Madison Llamas!

Madison University Fitness Center

Madison University offers a fitness center that is committed to providing safe, effective, efficient and enjoyable exercise programs for the community.

University at Madison - Greek Life

Greek Life

Sororities

Alpha Phi Omega 

 The Sisters of Alpha Phi Omega 

(Left to Right: Krista Owens, Brianne Foster, Giselle Marino, & Rhiannon Carson)

Motto: Per Aspera Ad Astra: Through Hope To The Stars

Colors: Pink, White & Black

Stones: Cherry Quartz & Pearls

Philanthropy: Opportunities For Madison

Zeta Nu Psi

 [Greek house]

 The Sisters of Zeta Nu Psi

(Left to Right: Erica Jamison, Adelle Vick, Jodi Gillbert, & Natalie Archer)

Motto: Diokete Upsala: Aim High

Colors: Purple & Silver

Stone: Amethyst

Philanthropy: Breast Cancer Research

 Delta Iota Epsilon

The Sisters of Delta Iota Epsilon

(Left to Right:Daniella Roman,Sydney Portwood, Harper Sullivan, & Eden Thomas)

Motto: Patriae Multae Spes Una-"One Hope of Many People"

Colors: Blue & White

Stone: Aquamarine & Diamond

Philanthropy: Prevent Child Abuse America

Fraternities

Pi Kappa Phi

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Alpha Delta Gamma

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Theta Chi

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Maple Bluff Map

Overview of Maple Bluff

This is the area of Maple Bluff which is the downtown section of Madison, and is also the center of the town. It is the oldest and most historic part of Madison that's a bustling downtown area with a small town feel which is something many people love about Maple Bluff. At the heart of the city is some of the best shopping, great selection of restaurants, and exciting nightlife. The area is ideal for singles or new families starting out but it also home to many older residents. Housing in Maple Bluff is very affordable and there are various options available - from single family homes, high rise apartments, townhouses and condos. The area is home to three of the seven schools in the Madison Central School District. It is also home to the only airport in the Madison area, Madison International Airport, located in the southern portion of the city on Redwood Terrace. 

University at Madison Map

Overview of Madison University Map

This is the overview of the Madison campus, an extensive four year university located about twenty five minutes from downtown Maple Bluff. The campus is has a scenic view of Lake Mendota as you enter on Redwood Terrace. There are ten residence halls located on Dormitory Drive for students as well as eight greek houses located on Greek Row for sorority and fraternity members. The college townhouses are located on Campus Parkway and house upperclassmen. Heading down first street takes you into the small downtown area which is considered off campus and hosts a variety of bars, nightclubs, shops, and restaurants. 

Madison Map

Overview of Madison Suburb 

 

 

This is the suburban area of Madison which is a dream neighborhood because of the great schools, low taxes, friendly residents, and proximity to downtown shopping, cafes, and other amenities, which makes it an appealing place to raise children. It has relatively affordable housing, but can be on the more pricey side of Madison real estate. It is a planned community that was built in 1976 to meet the growing demand for new houses due to the growth of population at this time. Ten different house plans were developed for this project by architect, Gerald C. Wellington, still an active member of Madison living in the prestigious Shorewood Hills area. All houses have the same exterior and look quite similar, therefore it is a real cookie-cutter neighborhood, but the residents here seem to like it that way. The area is home to three of the seven schools in the Madison Central School District, all located on Laurel Loop. All of the streets were named after trees, except for Madison Avenue which leads to the downtown area of Maple Bluff and contains several shopping centers and restaurants.