George Mylander Hall, or Mylander Hall as it is known to students, is one of the original constructed buildings when BGSU Firelands was built in 1967.
First floor
Academic & Career Counseling (ACC)
o After Admissions, new Falcons’ next stop is Academic & Career Counseling (ACC).
o SOAR: Before your first term, you will have a Student Orientation Advising and Registration (SOAR) appointment. These appointments are where you get to meet with an academic advisor and work on building a class schedule.
o Every student has an advisor that supports their academic & career planning. Firelands is unique in combining academic & career counseling into one comprehensive team.
o You can find more about ACC here: https://www.firelands.bgsu.edu/academics/student-services.html
Student Engagement, Diversity and Inclusion (SEDI)
o SEDI works to foster a feeling of community on campus through campus events, and any cultural awareness, celebratory & educational programming. Some annual events include Falcon Welcome Weeks, Falcon Fest, and De-stress Fest.
o SEDI also oversees student organizations. There are 15 student organizations at BGSU Firelands that relate both to majors and hobbies.
o You can find more information about SEDI here: https://www.firelands.bgsu.edu/campus-activities.html
Student Government
o Student Government consists of a group of students that are charged with managing a wide range of events, activities, program, policies and initiatives around school. The purpose of Student Government is to be the voice of the student body and foster leadership development.
Registration & Records (R&R)
o Registration & Records is responsible for each student’s class registration and is the official source of information for the academic records.
o R&R helps students add or drop classes, transcript requests, or apply for graduation.
Accessibility Services
o Provides equal access and opportunity to qualified students, faculty, and staff with disabilities.
o If students have/had any accommodations in HS this office can help get them transferred to BGSU Firelands.
o You can make an appointment with Accessibility Services by calling 419-372-8495.
Firelands Café
o Firelands Café is where students can purchase meals while on campus.
o There are also multiple vending machines within Firelands Café. All vending machines on campus accept both cash and card.
o Free microwave for student and staff use located by vending machines.
Falcon Square (The Pit)
o The area formerly known as The Pit, Falcon Square is the main social area where students, faculty and staff engage in camaraderie. Multiple couches and tables close to outlets where students can eat, study, work on group projects, and hang out between classes.
o Many club and organization programming is also held in Falcon Square.
Gym
o The gym is a place where students gather to play intramural games and workout.
o The gym’s open hours vary by student employee availability
o The gym also has a small weight room, and both male and female locker rooms.
Caryl Crane Youth Theatre (CCYT)
o Exists to create revolutionary theatre experiences, and advance theatre as a means of educating, challenging and inspiring the youth in our community.
o 250 students, ages 6-18, participate in more than 50 classroom hours of theatrical training and workshops.
o You can find their current show, and learn more about CCYT, here: https://www.firelands.bgsu.edu/arts/caryl-crane-youth-theatre.html
The Little Gallery
o The missions of the Little Gallery is to provide an on-going educational experience for the BGSU Firelands community in terms of an exposure to actual professional artists and their art. The Little Art Gallery is an exhibition space exhibits guest artists’ shows during the academic year. Student exhibitions are also displayed each school year.
Classrooms
o Classrooms are featured throughout the first floor of George Mylander Hall
2nd Floor
Teaching and Learning Center (TLC)
o Offers FREE individual, group, and online tutoring in a wide range of subjects.
o Students are chosen by their instructors and will help you succeed in your coursework.
o Make-up tests
o Special needs area where students can work on the computer, take tests or get tutoring
o References books available
o Mental Health Resource material
Main Computer Lab (Office of Technology Support)
o OTSS is responsible for the support and maintenance of all desktop and server systems on the BGSU Firelands campus, including peripherals and software support.
o The computer lab has both PC and Mac desktop computers and printers.
o There are also two classrooms located in the computer lab.
o This is also where you go to get your photo taken for your BGSU ID.
Allied Health & Nursing Labs
Nursing Lab
o BGSU Firelands has two nursing partnerships- one with Lorain County Community College, and one with Firelands Regional Medical Center.
o LCCC: Partnership with Lorain County Community College. Student takes all classes at Firelands but graduates with an associate degree in Nursing from LCCC. Cannot live in Lorain or Cuyahoga county.
o FRMC: Partnership with Firelands Regional Medical Center in Sandusky. Takes all college coursework at Firelands College and all Nursing coursework at the School of Nursing in Sandusky. Graduates with an Associate of Science Degree from BGSU.
o Can be placed in clinicals anywhere from Toledo to Cleveland.
Respiratory Lab
o The Respiratory Care program prepares students to treat patients of all ages with respiratory conditions such as: asthma, emphysema, pneumonia, and COPD as well as caring for trauma and surgery patients.
O The Respiratory lab has teaching stations for adult, pediatric, and infant patient populations. Respiratory Care students also use the SimMan lab for advanced patient case simulation.
o Can be placed in clinicals anywhere from Toledo to Cleveland, and are able to start working in the profession after one semester of clinicals.
Sonography Lab
o BGSU Firelands’ Diagnostic Medical Sonography program is a JRC-DMS accredited program. The programs curriculum includes both General Sonography and Vascular Sonography.
o The ultrasound lab has several ultrasound machines to scan exams. DMS students scan students, volunteers, and phantoms. Each scan bay has wall monitors for visual instruction at each machine. We have 2 non-imaging vascular lab equipment. We spend a lot of time in the lab, scanning in lab classes and open lab practice sessions.
o Students begin clinical rotations the second semester of the program. Students rotate through area hospital, imaging centers, and doctor offices.
Radiology Lab
o Graduates of the Radiologic Technology Program are able to specialize in CAT Scan, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, Radiation Therapy, Mammography, Bone Density and Sonography.
o The program's laboratory contains a fully functioning radiographic unit where students can simulate positioning and exposure of a skeletal model. It is licensed and approved for use by the
Ohio Department of Health.
o Laboratory equipment also contains 16 dis-articulated skeletons for each student to access and use for studying.
o Students can work in the profession in a limited scope of practice after passing an Ohio board exam upon the completion of their first year.
o Clinical rotations are at Firelands Regional Medical Center (and all their off-campus suites), Bellevue Hospital, Magruder Hospital, Cleveland Clinic Lodi Hospital, NOMS Fremont, NOMS Sandusky and Fisher-Titus Medical Center.