The Mazza Summer Conference is a three-day conference where teachers, librarians, and book lovers delight in educational and engaging presentations from some of the top authors and illustrators in the picture book industry. Conference attendees can also choose from daily breakout sessions that are led by in-service teachers and librarians offering techniques for using picture books in fun, educational ways.
All Study Abroad Returnees are invited to celebrate their experiences and share their favorite stories and memories. This is a great opportunity to meet other travelers and reflect on your time abroad.
Take hold of your own personal brand through self-assessment, reflection, feedback and strategy.
Join us and explore all the study abroad opportunities offered at University of Findlay, meet study abroad alumni and learn about their experiences and enjoy international snacks and desserts. This event is hosted by the Office of International Education and we hope to get more students involved in studying and serving abroad this year.
Oilers Exploring Beyond the Arch (OEBTA) is designed to provide a forum for the public sharing of information and ideas related to UF Oilers’ activities that happen off campus. Students will present posters that highlight their intercultural, international, and service and community engagement experiences “beyond” the UF Community. Attendees enjoy the chance to speak one-on-one with students about these potentially transformative experiences.
Come meet students from different cultures who are studying here at the University of Findlay! Sit around a table, enjoy snacks, and challenge each other with stimulating games! We will have card games, board games, strategy and dice games. You name it! You game it!
This event is open to all University of Findlay students and alumni and takes you past interview basics. You’ll be engaging with your peers to really hone in your skills.
Mazza’s Weekend Conference is a two-day educational conference offered each year in November.
Stop by the Study Abroad Photo Contest Table and vote on your favorite pictures from students studying abroad and international students studying in Findlay. We hope to see you there!
Stop by the Study Abroad Photo Contest Table and vote on your favorite pictures from students studying abroad and international students studying in Findlay. We hope to see you there!
Stop by the Study Abroad Photo Contest Table and vote on your favorite pictures from students studying abroad and international students studying in Findlay. We hope to see you there!
Stop by the Study Abroad Photo Contest Table and vote on your favorite pictures from students studying abroad and international students studying in Findlay. We hope to see you there!
Stop by the Study Abroad Photo Contest Table and vote on your favorite pictures from students studying abroad and international students studying in Findlay. We hope to see you there!
The University of Findlay hosts an annual Intercultural Thanksgiving Lunch for international students, faculty and staff, and other UF students who are not going home to be with family. Faculty and students enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving feast of turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables, and several desserts.
The Thanksgiving lunch has been taking place since 2003 and is a time for guests to get to know someone new, through conversation and a meal. The Buford Center for Diversity and Service and the president’s office support this event, along with donations from Town & Campus and desserts from faculty and staff.
If you are interested in attending, please RSVP.
Come meet students from different cultures who are studying here at the University of Findlay! Sit around a table, enjoy snacks, and challenge each other with stimulating games! We will have card games, board games, strategy and dice games. You name it! You game it!
Take a trip around the world at the University of Findlay! This free family-friendly intercultural celebration, with a festival atmosphere, features student groups from around the globe who share their culture and country with the campus and community. Delicious traditional food, cultural information, artifacts, activities, crafts, music, dancing, and entertainment are showcased.
