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Music

Edinboro Choral Ensemble

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Marching Band (Fighting Scots)

Electronic Music Club

Guitar Ensemble

EUP Band

Jazz Ensemble

Opera Workshop

Pep Band (meets second semester only)

Percussion Ensemble

Pipe and Drums of EUP

Symphonic Wind Ensemble

United Voices of Edinboro

University Orchestra

Recreation

Adapted Intramural and Recreational Sports (A.I.R.S.)

Fitness Center

Recreational Sports (formerly Intramurals)

Center for Outdoor Recreational Experience (C.O.R.E.)

University Programs

AIDS Awareness

Alcohol Awareness

Bruce Gallery

Chimera

Cultural Affairs

Diversity Funding Board

Family Weekend

Freshman Orientation

Graduate Professional Development Program

Highland Ambassadors

Highland Games

Homecoming

Performing Art Series

SGA Leadership Program

SnowFest

Student Concert Series

UC Operations

University Programming Board

Women's History Month

The above list is subject to change. New student organizations and

groups, when approved, are added to the list.

Volunteer Service

Volunteer services is located on the second floor of the University

Center. Over the years, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania students

have contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars and service to north-

west Pennsylvania. Community service and volunteer work are expecta-

tions of students at Edinboro University. The Student Activities Office

has established a means for students to have the opportunities to get

involved in community service projects. If students wish, they can doc-

ument their volunteer work on "pink volunteer" cards. This is one more

way the University, students and the community work together to create

a more positive living/learning environment for the greater Edinboro

area.

Adaptive Athletic Program

Edinboro University offers a unique opportunity for students with dis-

abilities. The adaptive athletic program offers students with disabilities

opportunities in athletic competition. The University offers competition

in wheelchair basketball and power lifting. Edinboro was honored to

host the 25th Annual National Intercollegiate Wheelchair Basketball

Tournament in March 2002.

Adapted Intramural and Recreational Sports

Programs (AIRS)

The fitness facility is located in the newly renovated Crawford Center

recreation room. Students can stop in and participate in organized activ-

ities and competitions as well as just a place to hang out. This student-

run facility hosts exercise equipment, television, video games, billiards,

table tennis, air hockey and other assorted recreation equipment.

Intramural sports are arranged based upon student's interests. For further

information contact the AIRS Office at 814-732-1410.

Recreational Sports

Recreational sports are located in the University Center on the second

floor. Looking to participate in a structured recreational sports activity?

Stop by and check out all the action associated with the recreational

sports program. Recreational sports are offered in both a league format

as well as weekend tournaments. Activities available for competition

include basketball (both 3-on-3 and 5-on-5), flag football, soccer, sand

and indoor volleyball, racquetball, and softball. Students can also try

their skill at billiards, ping pong, and wrestling.

Athletics

Recognized as one of the top programs in the Pennsylvania State

Athletic Conference, the Athletic Department is under the leadership of

athletic director Bruce Baumgartner, a four-time Olympic medalist.

Offering 14 intercollegiate sports, six men and eight women, the

University has established a rich tradition with its ongoing accomplish-

ments in the arena of collegiate athletics. The foundation of the athletic

success is an experienced and knowledgeable staff, consisting of profes-

sional coaches and support personnel who have combined to serve

Edinboro University for 250 years. Many of the coaches are recognized

annually for their statewide and national success.

Consistent with the goals and objectives of the division, the Athletic

Department offers an entertaining product to the University's student

body as well as to the sports spectators from the Edinboro area and sur-

rounding communities. We are proud of the student-athletes who repre-

sent our institution as they strive for excellence on and off the playing

field. Graduate students are encouraged to become involved in our pro-

gram either through athletic participation or as a supporter of our inter-

collegiate athletic teams.

Office for Students with Disabilities

Edinboro University is actively involved in providing services to stu-

dents with disabilities. Since its inception in 1974, services have been

provided to both undergraduate and graduate students. The University

now offers a variety of services to meet the accommodation needs of stu-

dents with many different types of disabilities.

The OSD provides services to graduate students based upon documenta-

tion of a disability and a request for accommodations based upon this

disability. The OSD works closely with the state vocational rehabilita-

tion agencies as well as many out-of-state agencies that provide finan-

cial and other support for the student. Services and accommodations

include, but are not limited to: attendant care, transportation services,

student aides, and academic accommodations. Eligibility and contract-

ing for specific services can be accessed by contacting the OSD,

Crawford Center, 814-732-2462 v/tty or mcconnell@edinboro.edu.

Multicultural Programs Office

As the largest public institution of higher education in northwest

Pennsylvania, Edinboro University has both a special responsibility and

extraordinary opportunity to create and maintain a climate that affirms

diversity of persons as well as diversity of views.

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