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MOUNT CONNECT

BLACKBOARD

OUTLOOK (email)

MICROSOFT OFFICE 365

MSJ Print Center

ISS Tech Support

Mount Roar

MSJ Social Media

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Academic Calendar

Advising

Archbishop Alter Library

Learning Center (Tutoring, Writing, Math and Science, etc)

Disability Services

Course Catalog and Schedules

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Academic Excellence

Our liberal arts and sciences education prepares students as critical thinkers, skilled communicators, and dedicated professionals. We tailor a variety of learning experiences to fit your academic needs while challenging you to see connections across disciplines through a well-rounded liberal arts curriculum.

Our Schools & Departments

We offer a broad range of undergraduate majors, minors, certificates, and pre-professional areas of study.

With custom scheduling options, some degree programs can be completed in three years, instead of four. Contact Admission@msj.edu for more information.

For those seeking advanced degrees, our graduate programs provide a great opportunity to take your career further.

Our honors program gives students a close-knit community of highly-motivated peers and experienced faculty.

Hands-on Learning

We believe that learning also happens beyond the classroom. That's why at the Mount, we offer a range of experiential education opportunities including co-op, internships, service learning, and study abroad.

Individualized Attention

A 10:1 student-to-faculty ratio keeps our attention on you. Small classes give you the chance to work closely with our faculty and to develop your unique strengths. Dedicated resources help you get the most out of your university experience while contributing to your well-rounded personal development.

Disability Services

In compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Mount St. Joseph University provides academic adjustments and auxiliary aids for students with physical or mental impairments that substantially limit or restrict one or more of such major life activities as walking, seeing, hearing, or learning. Find out more about the disability services we offer.

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Our liberal arts and sciences education prepares students as critical thinkers, skilled communicators, and dedicated professionals. We tailor a variety of learning experiences to fit your academic needs while challenging you to see connections across disciplines through a well-rounded liberal arts curriculum. We offer a broad range of undergraduate majors, minors, certificates, and pre-professional areas of study.

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Events Calendar

eCampus Bookstore

Roar Store

Campus Activities / Student Organizations

Dining

News and Events

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At Mount St. Joseph University you join a community of students, staff and faculty who live a culture of ethics and service to others.

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🚨 IF THIS IS AN EMERGENCY, CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY

HOURS: 8am - 5pm (lunch 12-1pm)

PHONE: 513.244.4949

EMAIL: wellness.center@msj.edu

Click on link above for additional information for:

Health Services

Counseling Services

Crisis Resources

Uwill Student Mental Health and Wellness

(register with MSJ email)

Uhelp 24/7/365 Crisis Line: 833.646.1526

Events Calendar

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What is counseling?

The college experience is an exciting and often stressful experience. Students are often balancing academic demands with other life roles.

Students who are new to campus are adjusting to living in a new environment, new friends and academic pressures. Other students are attending college with a pre-existing mental health condition.

Counselors and Social Workers are available to assist you with the adjustment to college, relationship difficulties and developing skills to manage mental health symptoms that interfere with your academic, social or work functioning.

Counselors and Social Workers provide a confidential, non-judgmental environment to assist you to increase self-understanding, learn healthy ways express and manage difficult emotions, access on and off campus resources, and learn and practice skills to support the change you are seeking.

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Wellness Center Counseling and Health Services

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The Center is committed to providing a safe environment that advocates, educates, and encourages the well-being of Mount students.

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Seton Residence Hall

Meal Plans

Mailing Information

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Student Employment Listing

Co-op and Internship Opportunities

Service Learning

Career Development

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At Mount St. Joseph University, we believe your college education doesn't just happen in the classroom.

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Intramural Sports

Centennial Field House / Fitness Center

Athletic Facilities

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Mount St. Joseph University - Official Athletics Website

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Lions ID Card

MountSafe

Title IX

Campus Safety Escort

Reporting an Emergency

Parking

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MSJ encourages the reporting of all alleged violations of MSJ policies and possible non-emergent crimes and provides several ways for individuals to make reports:
1) Direct Reporting

Possible non-emergent crimes and possible University policy violations must be reported to the MSJ Police Department by dialing "0," 4200, extension 4226 from any campus phone, or by calling 513-244-4226.

Possible sex discrimination, sexual misconduct, or interpersonal violence- report alleged violations of the MSJ Title IX Sex Discrimination, Sexual Misconduct and Interpersonal Violence Policy one of the following ways:

By submitting an electronic Title IX report by completing this form: Title IX Report Form; or,

By making a report to the University's Vice President of Compliance, Risk, and Legal Affairs /Title IX Coordinator, Paige Ellerman, who can be contacted at 513-244-4393 , . You can access the paige.ellerman@msj.edu Title IX page here.

Possible discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, age, disability, or other legally protected statuses, including discrimination in public accommodations- report alleged violations of the MSJ Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination Policy contacting the Equal Opportunity Officer/Chief Human Resource Officer, Teri Compton, who can be reached at teri.compton@msj.edu or 513-244-4979.

Possible violations of student academic or residence life accommodation policies -report an alleged failure of MSJ to provide a student with an academic or resident life accommodation under the Student Disability Accommodation Policy and Grievance Procedure:

For information about accommodations available under this policy, please call 513-244-4623 to speak with the Student Accessibility Services Specialist (the "Specialist") or email studentaccessibilityservices@msj.edu

By timely submitting a formal grievance to the Associate Provost for Academics, Dr. Christa Currie, who can be contacted at christa.currie@msj.edu or at 513-244-4614.

Possible Student Handbook Violations- report alleged violations of the MSJ Student Handbook to the Dean of Students, Janet Cox, who can be reached at janet.cox@msj.edu or at 513-244-4466.

2) Anonymous Reporting

Anonymous reports of any possible non-emergent crime and any possible University policy violation can be made by calling or texting 513-244-TIPS or emailing 244TIPS@msj.edu, the University's anonymous reporting resource.

This 'tip" line was developed to promote the welfare of the campus community through an additional reporting source that is anonymous. Calls and texts to 244-TIPS can be made 24/7. 244-TIPS should not be used to report any emergency. In all emergencies, continue to call "911" or contact the MSJ Police Department by dialing "0", 4200, extension 4226 from any campus phone, or by calling 513-244-4226.

The 244-TIPS anonymous reporting option is available for MSJ employees regarding possible violations of the not Sex Discrimination, Sexual Misconduct and Interpersonal Violence Policy or the Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination Policy. All MSJ employees are considered "responsible employees" under Title IX and "campus security authorities" under the Clery Act. Therefore, all MSJ employees have a legal duty to promptly report alleged policy violations directly to the Title IX Coordinator or the Equal Opportunity Officer. All campus security authorities must report all crimes immediately to Campus Police. Failure to report a crime is a chargeable offense Under ORC 2921.22.

3) Anti-Hazing Policy and Reporting Procedures

The mission of Mount St. Joseph University (the "University") emphasizes values, integrity and social responsibility. As part of this commitment to a culture of ethical conduct, members of the Mount community embrace respect and concern for all persons. Mount community members bear mutual responsibility for bringing to light any incidents that violate this commitment or community trust. Hazing is a crime, causes physical and emotional harm, and creates an environment where community members feel unsafe. Hazing has no place in the Mount community.

Any Mount community member who has been the victim of, witnessed, or become aware of any form of hazing must promptly report such conduct to the following offices:

University Police

Located: Ground Floor of the Seton Center

Phone: Campus Telephone: Dial "0"

Cell Phone: 513-244-4200 for direct access to the MSJ Police Department

Dial 911 for emergencies

Dean of Students

For further information on the policy, please view the MSJ Anti-Hazing Policy and Reporting Procedures document here.

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The University is committed to safety and security on campus.

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Account Payment Portal

Scholarship, Grants, Loans

Resource Links

Forms and Applications

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Review policies and regulations regarding financial aid and tuition.

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Mission and Heritage

Student Affinity Groups

Mission Ambassadors

Campus Ministry

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Throughout the Mount's rich history, our continual pursuit of excellence has been shaped by a responsibility to live our Mission through social justice. As the number of students attending the Mount continues to grow, our campus continues to become more diverse. Never has there been a more important time to build an infrastructure to foster respect and care for all persons and embrace the diversity of cultures and beliefs, as stated in our Mission.

In 2023, the Mount established The Center for Mission & Belonging, a hub for students, faculty, and staff to access services and resources related to Mission, diversity, equity, and inclusion. The Mount recognizes that diversity extends beyond race, ethnicity, gender, culture, sexual orientation, ability, and any other protected or non-protected class or identifier that makes us unique in our own rights. We also acknowledge that barriers exist for some individuals and groups over others in the pursuit of academic excellence and the integration of life and learning.

Through collaboration across campus and beyond, The Center will promote the success of all persons in their educational, extracurricular, and career pursuits. The Center's impact will be felt throughout our campus culture, ensuring that all members of the Mount Community feel a true sense of belonging.

Our Mission Statement
Mount St. Joseph University is a Catholic academic community grounded in the spiritual values and vision of its founders, the Sisters of Charity. The University educates its students through interdisciplinary liberal arts, and professional curricula emphasizing values, integrity, and social responsibility.
Members of the MSJ community embrace:

Excellence in academic endeavors

The integration of life and learning

Respect and concern for all persons

Diversity of cultures and beliefs

Service to others.

Our Services and Resources

Among the many services and resources provided by The Center for Mission & Belonging are:

Events that celebrate the Mount's Mission;

Events that celebrate the diversity of the Mount Community;

Programs that promote the exploration of our differences and shared connections, and that facilitate meaningful and respectful dialogue;

Books and information that relate to topics of diversity, equity, and inclusion;

Support for the recruitment and retention of diverse students, faculty, and staff;

Support for Mount student and employee affinity groups;

Leadership for the Mount's Council on Inclusive Excellence; and,

Leadership for the Mount's Mission Committee.

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Throughout the Mount's rich history, our continual pursuit of excellence has been shaped by a responsibility to live our Mission through social justice. As the number of students attending the Mount continues to grow, our campus continues to become more diverse.