IHSA Western Horse Show at UF Western Farm
As the winter season is coming to an end 3C Computer Repairs wants to help kick start your spring cleaning with 50% off ALL Physical Cleanings this week! (Our Hours are Monday & Thursday 6-8pm, and Tuesday & Wednesday 3:30-6pm)
The first official K-Pop club meeting will take place this Tuesday at 9 p.m. in Brewer 108. Please join us for an amazing first meeting watching and discussing K-pop!
Oilers Changing Campus Culture presents: Creating a Consent Culture Across Ohio, which focuses on the intersection of alcohol and sexual violence. The program is broken into two sessions. Staring the Conversation is an introduction to creating a consent culture, shared respect and responsibility. Digging Deeper builds on the first session and looks at the role individuals can play in reducing sexual assault using a survivor-centered approach. Register Here!
UF is one of six pilot campuses for this program, created by OneStudent & the Ohio Department of Higher Education.
Mazza Museum offers fun, themed story times on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month for toddlers and preschoolers. Each session will feature a different story reader. Activities, sign language, and songs will be part of the program.
All pre-health students are welcome!
Come to our club meeting! Everyone is welcome!
This is one of STRIDE’s annual events that encourages students to “Spread the Word to End the Word”. This is a national event that happens around the globe to put an end to the word “retarded” that is used to describe individuals with disabilities. We ask that you pledge to stop the use of the word and encourage your friends to do the same. We will have a banner for you to sign and we would love to have you stop by and sign it! There will be free stickers and we will be handing out prizes for the most retweets that includes a photo of you signing the banner, using #UFSTRIDE. Please come help support your fellow peers to brighten their day!
Come learn about Bangladeshi Cuisine while helping make and eat an authentic dish with one of our own UF students! RSVP required as space is limited. Email Gabi Ferris at ferrisg@findlay.edu
I Am Enough Meeting
IHSA Hunt Seat Team Horse Show at UF English Farm
IHSA Western Team Regionals at UF Western Farm
The Block I Session ends for the online degree programs.
Funday Sunday is a theme-based event offered through UF’s Mazza Museum that is fun for the entire family! Activities include storytelling, art stations, music, refreshments, shopping and special guests.
As a member of the Class of 2019, you will have the opportunity to earn a green philanthropy cord to wear during the commencement ceremony. The philanthropy cord recognizes your commitment to supporting the University and giving back to your community. Earning the cord requires three components:
- Participation Component
- Service Component
- Educational Component
Take Back the Night is an event held on numerous colleges to bring awareness to domestic and sexual violence and to empower people everywhere to stand up against it.
This is a run to support Open Arms – a domestic violence and sexual assault center her in Findlay, OH. Findlay students can register to run for $10 or $20 for any community members. You can always attend the event and support the cause by donating money to Open Arms.
UNITED Meeting. Open to everyone!
Mazza Museum offers fun, themed story times on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month for toddlers and preschoolers. Each session will feature a different story reader. Activities, sign language, and songs will be part of the program.
Come learn how to recognize common signs of addiction and what you can do to help your community during the opioid epidemic. There will be snacks and free tshirts for those who complete a game! CSBL Atrium 5-7pm
This event will provide information about the opioid epidemic, the pathway and signs of addiction, and provide helpful resources for students. The goal of this event is to raise awareness about this epidemic and end the stigma surrounding addiction.
Meal prep and nutrition for improved mood-Special guest speaker: Chef Tara Hogrefe from Eleat Culinary Services.
Jason LeVasseur – Making the Connect’ Work
Welcome back from spring break! First club meeting back and everyone is welcome!
Results in 20 minutes, FREE & Confidential
I Am Enough Meeting
Final Meetings of the session for Winter Weekend College academic programs
2nd Annual Implementing Innovations Symposium (IIS)
Topics
Gamification in ESOH Training
In Vivo Exposure
Exoskeletons
Legionnaires Outbreak Update
Physical Rehabilitation Innovations
Training Credit
Participation in this event qualifies for one Ohio BWC Safety Council Rebate Program external training credit with the submission of a certificate of attendance to your Safety Council sponsor.
Jason O will be preforming
For UF Faculty-Staff only: Safe Zone trainings are opportunities to learn about LGBTQ+ identities, gender and sexuality, and examine prejudice, assumptions and privilege; .to foster deeper familiarity and comfort with vocabulary, inclusive practices and privilege; to be a more safe and inclusive space for LGBTQ+ individuals.
Spring Weekend College sessions begins for corresponding academic programs.
Last day to withdraw from classes for the standard spring semester
Mazza Museum offers fun, themed story times on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month for toddlers and preschoolers. Each session will feature a different story reader. Activities, sign language, and songs will be part of the program.
The fourth annual Graduate School Fair will introduce UF students to graduate programs right here on campus as well as at many other institutions. For the past three years, we have had an average of 25-30 schools attend.
Join us for the Student Oiler Ally Training! The mission and goal of the program are to provide a welcoming environment for LGBTQ persons by establishing an identifiable network of safe and supportive persons who can provide support, information and a safe place for LGBTQ persons within our campus community.
Come to our club meeting! Everyone is welcome!
I Am Enough Meeting
Fridays at Findlay
David Ryan Polgar, founder of All Tech is Human
Emerging Tech & Ethics: What are the Best Practices with Today’s (and Tomorrow’s) Technology?
$5/students; $10/other – hot breakfast included.
International Night is a family-friendly intercultural celebration with a festival atmosphere that 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 show cased.
Take a break and come tie dye a shirt, a hat, socks or a pair of shoelaces! Play games! Snack on some colorful food!
As a member of the Class of 2019, you will have the opportunity to earn a green philanthropy cord to wear during the commencement ceremony. The philanthropy cord recognizes your commitment to supporting the University and giving back to your community. Earning the cord requires three components:
- Participation Component
- Service Component
- Educational Component
Results in 20 minutes, FREE & Confidential
Join President Fell and members of the Graduating Class Gift Committee for a celebration of the graduating class. All seniors and graduating students invited!
IHSA Hunt Seat Team Zones hosted by Midway College
Fairy Tale themed event offered through UF’s Mazza Museum that is free and fun for the entire family! Activities include storytelling, art stations, music, refreshments, shopping and special guests.
The White Coat Ceremony is an important tradition for the third-year (P3) pharmacy students. It signifies the transition to the next phase of their academic studies, one that is focused on the professional years of study.
Mazza Museum offers fun, themed story times on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month for toddlers and preschoolers. Each session will feature a different story reader. Activities, sign language, and songs will be part of the program.
Come to our club meeting! Everyone is welcome!
I Am Enough Meeting
The University of Findlay Convocation Committee and the Japanese Program present: How to Bridge the Gap Between ‘Us’ and ‘Them’ with Laura Kriska the author of The Accidental Office Lady: An American Woman in Corporate Japan. Free of charge – Public is welcome!
Drawing on 25 years as a business consultant to corporations on four continents, Ms. Kriska will share best practices for individuals interested in building bridges between different cultural groups. Republican versus Democrat. Black versus White. Christian versus Muslim. No matter what the particular divide happens to be, the solutions are shockingly simple. She will present a 3-step process for limiting misunderstanding and maximizing cooperation as well as real-life, inspirational stories.
Kriska is a professional cross-cultural consultant, TED speaker and an author.
Mazza Museum offers fun, themed story times on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month for toddlers and preschoolers. Each session will feature a different story reader. Activities, sign language, and songs will be part of the program.
Last club meeting of the school year! Everyone is welcome!
Free cupcakes and long-sleeved t-shirts to participants. Limited supplies.
I Am Enough Meeting
If you are planning to graduate in December 2019, this is the final day to apply for graduation. Please contact the Registrar’s Office to apply for Graduation
Final day of classes for the Spring 2019 Semester
Healthy Kids Day event on Friday, April 26th from 5:00 to 8:00 pm
IHSA National Championships in Syracuse NY
Commencement Ceremonies for the Undergraduate and Graduate students. See the complete schedule of events for the day here: https://www.findlay.edu/offices/academic/Commencement
Final meetings of session for Spring Weekend College classes
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.
Mazza’s Weekend Conference is a two-day educational conference offered each year in November.