Pop-out to the TAO (Therapy Assistance Online) Spring Semester Kickoff to get some free popcorn and information about this free mental health/wellness app.
Women’s health exams, STI testing, birth control
Project DAWN presentation by the Hancock County Health Department regarding The Opioid Epidemic and Narcan administration training. Narcan kits will be distributed to students at the conclusion of the training. RSVP to the Google form before January 24, limited spots available. https://forms.gle/4pkpESJfcqrRyhfh6
- Step outside your comfort zone
- Learn about culture
- Build relationships
- Serve our global community
Oilers Serving Abroad (OSA) wants you to join one of our spring break programs. In the Dominican Republic, we stay at a local guesthouse at an orphanage, serve with friends by building latrines and cement floors as well as learn about Dominican culture. In Ecuador, we are excited to be partnering with the Manna Project International and it is a wonderful opportunity to serve in a community center, teach English classes, help with aquatic therapy as well as learn about Ecuadorian culture. OSA creates a family on campus and we want you to be a part of it.
If you have questions or want an application, please email Traci Langenderfer at langenderfert@findlay.edu or April Lesher at leshera@findlay.edu
Nationally recognized animal science club
Wanna learn about huge part of Korean pop culture? Come to K-Pop Club!
Revive is a weekly on-campus contemporary student-led worship service.
Are you interested in learning firsthand—and not from the media—about refugees, immigrants, and people that are seeking asylum? Join us on our Cleveland Alternative Spring Break as we look to learn from and work with people that have recently come to the United States!
This program takes place from March 1 through March 7 and will include educational opportunities such as museum visits, culturally diverse restaurants, community events and lectures, and social activities. Participants will be guided through reflective exercises and participate in service projects with The Hope Center for Refugees and Immigrants.
Space is limited! Applications can be submitted here: https://bit.ly/2WGb4oZ
Our program advocates UF students serving local community and learning about people from different cultures. Participants will be put into pairs consisting of students from two different cultural backgrounds and will volunteer together in the Findlay community for 2 hours/week, 4-6 times throughout the semester. Plus, students are also encouraged to get involved in several group activities and cultural activities from 2-3 times.
- Step outside your comfort zone
- Learn about culture
- Build relationships
- Serve our global community
Oilers Serving Abroad (OSA) wants you to join one of our spring break programs. In the Dominican Republic, we stay at a local guesthouse at an orphanage, serve with friends by building latrines and cement floors as well as learn about Dominican culture. In Ecuador, we are excited to be partnering with the Manna Project International and it is a wonderful opportunity to serve in a community center, teach English classes, help with aquatic therapy as well as learn about Ecuadorian culture. OSA creates a family on campus and we want you to be a part of it.
If you have questions or want an application, please email Traci Langenderfer at langenderfert@findlay.edu or April Lesher at leshera@findlay.edu
Colleges Against Cancer is hosting a Food Fundraiser with Panera in Findlay Ohio on Tuesday, February 4th from 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. You must either bring them a flyer or show the flyer on your phone for us to receive a portion of the profits from that day. If you would like to order online please enter “PRFUND” as the promo code. What a great way to not have to cook dinner that night and help raise funds for the American Cancer Society!
Come vote at our officer elections for the next academic year! We will be discussing our Valentine’s Day event and will have volunteer opportunities as well!
Veronica Bauer, Veterans Outreach Specialist, from the Toledo Vet Center, Department of Veterans Affairs, will be available to answer questions about services and help with resources for students, staff, and faculty, who are Active Military, Veterans, Reserves, or family members.
Writing workshop for ENGL 104, 105, 106, 107, 272, 282, and 295 students.
UF Truck Club is a fun and laid-back on-campus organization for students interested in trucks, diesel mechanics, or just want to have a good time. You do not have to own a truck or have any knowledge to join! We welcome all types of vehicle owners and all types of interests in trucks, including gas and Diesel engines, antique and moderns, pulling trucks, and semis. Throughout the year, we hold various events on and off campus, such as our Annual Show and Shine at the UF Farm. We meet twice a month to discuss upcoming events, eat yummy food, and have fun! We hope to see you at the meetings!
All are welcome! Bring a friend 🙂
Revive is a weekly on-campus contemporary student-led worship service.
Share the love for Valentine’s Day with cards and flowers!
Looking for an indoor activity to do on a cold winter night? Well, do we have an event for you! The annual After Hours Tournament, hosted by honor societies on campus, is a series of volleyball, corn hole, basketball, and dodgeball games. There is FREE food, prizes, T-shirts, and lots of fun! Winners of each sporting tournament will win a $10 gift-card and raffles will be drawn as well throughout the night! (There may only be one prize won per participant.) Tournaments will last for 1 hour with volleyball starting at 6 p.m., corn hole at 7 p.m., 3-v-3 basketball at 8p, and dodgeball at 9 p.m. Participants may compete in multiple events but can only play on one team per event. Sign-up for a team today at the link below, by using the QR codes on the flyers, or going to the sign-up tables in the CBSL or Henderson Dining Hall (11a-1p the week before the event). Any questions? Contact Annie Painter (painterm@findlay.edu) or Jake Hill (hillj1@findlay.edu) – Hope to see you there!!
- Step outside your comfort zone
- Learn about culture
- Build relationships
- Serve our global community
Oilers Serving Abroad (OSA) wants you to join one of our spring break programs. In the Dominican Republic, we stay at a local guesthouse at an orphanage, serve with friends by building latrines and cement floors as well as learn about Dominican culture. In Ecuador, we are excited to be partnering with the Manna Project International and it is a wonderful opportunity to serve in a community center, teach English classes, help with aquatic therapy as well as learn about Ecuadorian culture. OSA creates a family on campus and we want you to be a part of it.
If you have questions or want an application, please email Traci Langenderfer at langenderfert@findlay.edu or April Lesher at leshera@findlay.edu
FOOD MEETING! There will be pizza for our second meeting!
Stop by the study abroad info. table to learn about all the abroad opportunities offered at UF! We offer programs all over the world, ranging for one week abroad to a full year! Where do you want to go?
Free food, and open to all UF students! This is an “Oiler Success Card Event!“
Come meet other students from all over the world who are studying here at the University of Findlay! Sit around a table, enjoy snacks, and challenge each other with stimulating games! Sponsored by the Buford Center for Diversity and Service
We will have card games, board games, strategy and dice games. You name it! You game it!
- Step outside your comfort zone
- Learn about culture
- Build relationships
- Serve our global community
Oilers Serving Abroad (OSA) wants you to join one of our spring break programs. In the Dominican Republic, we stay at a local guesthouse at an orphanage, serve with friends by building latrines and cement floors as well as learn about Dominican culture. In Ecuador, we are excited to be partnering with the Manna Project International and it is a wonderful opportunity to serve in a community center, teach English classes, help with aquatic therapy as well as learn about Ecuadorian culture. OSA creates a family on campus and we want you to be a part of it.
If you have questions or want an application, please email Traci Langenderfer at langenderfert@findlay.edu or April Lesher at leshera@findlay.edu
Panera will donate a portion of its makings during this time period to Kappa Epsilon Pharmacy Fraternity. Proceeds will support the member’s educational and professional journey by sponsoring guest speakers and sending them to conferences. Be sure to show the flyer attached or if ordering online put “PRFND” in the promo code section. Thank you for your support in advance!
Nationally recognized animal science club.
Revive is a weekly on-campus contemporary student-led worship service.
- Step outside your comfort zone
- Learn about culture
- Build relationships
- Serve our global community
Oilers Serving Abroad (OSA) wants you to join one of our spring break programs. In the Dominican Republic, we stay at a local guesthouse at an orphanage, serve with friends by building latrines and cement floors as well as learn about Dominican culture. In Ecuador, we are excited to be partnering with the Manna Project International and it is a wonderful opportunity to serve in a community center, teach English classes, help with aquatic therapy as well as learn about Ecuadorian culture. OSA creates a family on campus and we want you to be a part of it.
If you have questions or want an application, please email Traci Langenderfer at langenderfert@findlay.edu or April Lesher at leshera@findlay.edu
Veronica Bauer, Veterans Outreach Specialist, from the Toledo Vet Center, Department of Veterans Affairs, will be available to answer questions about services and help with resources for students, staff, and faculty, who are Active Military, Veterans, Reserves, or family members.
- Step outside your comfort zone
- Learn about culture
- Build relationships
- Serve our global community
Oilers Serving Abroad (OSA) wants you to join one of our spring break programs. In the Dominican Republic, we stay at a local guesthouse at an orphanage, serve with friends by building latrines and cement floors as well as learn about Dominican culture. In Ecuador, we are excited to be partnering with the Manna Project International and it is a wonderful opportunity to serve in a community center, teach English classes, help with aquatic therapy as well as learn about Ecuadorian culture. OSA creates a family on campus and we want you to be a part of it.
If you have questions or want an application, please email Traci Langenderfer at langenderfert@findlay.edu or April Lesher at leshera@findlay.edu
Try a beginner yoga class and learn ways to increase your resiliency. Open to all faculty, staff, and students. No need to register. Please bring a towel or yoga mat.
UF Truck Club is a fun and laid-back on-campus organization for students interested in trucks, diesel mechanics, or just want to have a good time. You do not have to own a truck or have any knowledge to join! We welcome all types of vehicle owners and all types of interests in trucks, including gas and Diesel engines, antique and moderns, pulling trucks, and semis. Throughout the year, we hold various events on and off campus, such as our Annual Show and Shine at the UF Farm. We meet twice a month to discuss upcoming events, eat yummy food, and have fun! We hope to see you at the meetings!
All are welcome! Bring a friend 🙂
Revive is a weekly on-campus contemporary student-led worship service.
- Step outside your comfort zone
- Learn about culture
- Build relationships
- Serve our global community
Oilers Serving Abroad (OSA) wants you to join one of our spring break programs. In the Dominican Republic, we stay at a local guesthouse at an orphanage, serve with friends by building latrines and cement floors as well as learn about Dominican culture. In Ecuador, we are excited to be partnering with the Manna Project International and it is a wonderful opportunity to serve in a community center, teach English classes, help with aquatic therapy as well as learn about Ecuadorian culture. OSA creates a family on campus and we want you to be a part of it.
If you have questions or want an application, please email Traci Langenderfer at langenderfert@findlay.edu or April Lesher at leshera@findlay.edu
- Step outside your comfort zone
- Learn about culture
- Build relationships
- Serve our global community
Oilers Serving Abroad (OSA) wants you to join one of our spring break programs. In the Dominican Republic, we stay at a local guesthouse at an orphanage, serve with friends by building latrines and cement floors as well as learn about Dominican culture. In Ecuador, we are excited to be partnering with the Manna Project International and it is a wonderful opportunity to serve in a community center, teach English classes, help with aquatic therapy as well as learn about Ecuadorian culture. OSA creates a family on campus and we want you to be a part of it.
If you have questions or want an application, please email Traci Langenderfer at langenderfert@findlay.edu or April Lesher at leshera@findlay.edu
- Step outside your comfort zone
- Learn about culture
- Build relationships
- Serve our global community
Oilers Serving Abroad (OSA) wants you to join one of our spring break programs. In the Dominican Republic, we stay at a local guesthouse at an orphanage, serve with friends by building latrines and cement floors as well as learn about Dominican culture. In Ecuador, we are excited to be partnering with the Manna Project International and it is a wonderful opportunity to serve in a community center, teach English classes, help with aquatic therapy as well as learn about Ecuadorian culture. OSA creates a family on campus and we want you to be a part of it.
If you have questions or want an application, please email Traci Langenderfer at langenderfert@findlay.edu or April Lesher at leshera@findlay.edu
Nationally recognized animal science club.
Revive is a weekly on-campus contemporary student-led worship service.
UF Truck Club is a fun and laid-back on-campus organization for students interested in trucks, diesel mechanics, or just want to have a good time. You do not have to own a truck or have any knowledge to join! We welcome all types of vehicle owners and all types of interests in trucks, including gas and Diesel engines, antique and moderns, pulling trucks, and semis. Throughout the year, we hold various events on and off campus, such as our Annual Show and Shine at the UF Farm. We meet twice a month to discuss upcoming events, eat yummy food, and have fun! We hope to see you at the meetings!
Revive is a weekly on-campus contemporary student-led worship service.
Classes end for the Traditional Doctor of Occupational Therapy Spring Module 1.
Winter Weekend College – the final meetings of the session – March 13, 14, and 15.
UF Truck Club is a fun and laid-back on-campus organization for students interested in trucks, diesel mechanics, or just want to have a good time. You do not have to own a truck or have any knowledge to join! We welcome all types of vehicle owners and all types of interests in trucks, including gas and Diesel engines, antique and moderns, pulling trucks, and semis. Throughout the year, we hold various events on and off campus, such as our Annual Show and Shine at the UF Farm. We meet twice a month to discuss upcoming events, eat yummy food, and have fun! We hope to see you at the meetings!
All are welcome! Bring a friend 🙂
Nationally recognized animal science club.
Revive is a weekly on-campus contemporary student-led worship service.
Third meeting for GCC! Kahoot, prizes, and fun discussion.
Veronica Bauer, Veterans Outreach Specialist, from the Toledo Vet Center, Department of Veterans Affairs, will be available to answer questions about services and help with resources for students, staff, and faculty, who are Active Military, Veterans, Reserves, or family members.
Revive is a weekly on-campus contemporary student-led worship service.
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.
