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On September 22, 1974 the center was dedicated in honor of Bishop Joseph McShea (1907-1991), first Bishop of the Diocese of Allentown, whose idea it was to build a Catholic college in the Diocese. The center provides an opportunity for relaxation, out-of-class discussions, socializing, meetings and recreation.
The McShea Student Center was renovated during the summer of 2010. McShea is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week for student use and events. During office hours, the Office of Student Engagement and Leadership will be available to assist students while desk attendants will be available from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 a.m. During off hours and weekends, the building will be card access.
The McShea Commons has four flat screen TV’s to watch your favorite television programs, as well as free pool, ping-pong, table soccer, air hockey, shuffleboard, and board games. There are seating areas and a fully operational fireplace to gather around on cold days. Students can rent DVD players, board games, and video game systems.
In addition, a number of events that are scheduled throughout the year are in the McShea Commons.
The Bulldog Fitness Center welcomes students, faculty, and staff to use the fitness room during normal operating hours. Visitors may use the fitness center with a DSU student or employee present. Fitness Center is card access.
Café McShea and Lounge is supervised and operated by Sodexo. Café McShea is located in the McShea Student Center. It is open seven days a week from 7:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Students may use their flex dollars to purchase snacks, beverages, and other small food items.
Other main areas in the McShea Center include the following:
- Offices for student life department
- Mailroom and student mailboxes
- McShea Activities Center (MAC)
- Voice rooms 1, 2, 3, 4
- SGA office
- Kender and Danko conference rooms
- Residence life lounge area
- Minstrel newspaper and yearbook offices
For more information about the McShea Student Center contact Nick Luchko at nicholas.luchko@desales.edu |
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