Nora Miller
15th President of the University

Office of the President

A PLACE OF PROMISE AND OPPORTUNITY

When I entered The W as a freshman in 1979, I knew no one on campus. I found a welcoming, nurturing environment that led me to quickly make friends and feel at home.

Two W degrees and many years later, I have cherished friendships from those days and a career built on the outstanding education I received from professors who cared. Today, I am proud to lead my alma mater as President.

I know firsthand that whatever your interests, The W can provide the support and the opportunities to reach your goals. We care about our students as individuals, and we offer learning opportunities in ways to meet your needs.

You may choose to be a residential student and take advantage of participation in student government, social and academic societies, athletics, or one of more than 70 student organizations. You may elect to take some on-campus and some online courses. Or, if you’re a working adult, The W offers several completely online degree options. We also offer one of the most affordable tuition structures of any university in the region.

I invite you to learn more about the promise and opportunity of our university. There’s a place here for you!

To learn more about our academic program offerings, see http://www.muw.edu/academics.

To learn more about costs and scholarship opportunities, see http://www.muw.edu/admissions/affordable.

To schedule a visit and see our campus in person, see http://www.muw.edu/admissions/visit.

To request more information, see http://www.muw.edu/request.

We invite you to visit our beautiful campus, tour, and learn more. There’s something special about The W, and we’re here to welcome you.

Sincerely,

Nora R. Miller
15th President of the University

We Stand Together.

After being appointed Acting President in July 2018, I attended the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) New Presidents Academy. That week-long program provided me the opportunity to take a deep dive into the role of the presidency, to be mentored, to make new friends and to build a wonderful network of peers. We continue to share our stories and experiences, and we discuss issues that we each face. Together, we developed this statement to call out and eradicate discrimination and racism. Many thanks to President Framroze Virgee of California State University, Fullerton and his team for pulling our collective video together.