Second floor, next to the ping-pong tables.
We invite you and your friends to attend our second meeting of the semester! Everyone is welcome whether you have an interest in chemistry or not! ACS is a student organization focused and eager to engage students in activities that enhance their understanding of the science, get them involved in the community, and help them better appreciate how chemistry plays a role in our everyday lives. We meet once a month to discuss upcoming events, enjoy some good food, and of course have fun! We hope to see you!
Research from students and professors
Come support TriBeta Biology Honor Society while enjoying Chipotle. Be sure to mention our organization or show them our flyer!
BSU provides an opportunity for African Americans, as well as other students, to establish a support network on campus. The organization provides social, cultural, and educational programs. ALL members of the UF community are welcomed to attend meetings!
Bi-weekly meeting
Interested in study/service abroad? Stop by the Study Abroad Info Table to learn about all the abroad opportunities through UF. The Office of International Education offers major specific programs and generalized programs for all majors. Stop by and hear from past study/service abroad participants and get your questions answered. Hope to see you there!
Please join us on Tuesday, October 15th from 4-6 pm in Davis 2225 for an Opioid Epidemic Awareness Presentation hosted by AZO! Milan Karna of the Wood County Prevention Coalition, Zach Thomas of the Hancock County Opioid and Addictions Task Force, and Dean Parker will be speaking. The presentation will discuss local and national initiatives for the Opioid Epidemic and ways that us, as future pharmacists, can help our patients. Pizza will be provided!!
Pizza, Popcorn, & Philanthropy
Do you love free pizza and popcorn? Are you a junior or senior? Does helping others make you feel great? If your answers are yes, then we want to see you at our first March to the Arch event of the fall this coming Tuesday!
During this event, you’ll enjoy free food and learn about your March to the Arch and the Graduating Class Gift. We hope to see you there!
Questions? Contact the Office of Annual Giving at thefindlayfund@findlay.edu or 419-434-5653.
4th SEEED Meeting
The event is targeted to current students and is a panel discussion with leaders in the business community and being moderated by Damon Osborne. The goal of the event is so students can learn directly from successful professionals what it takes to impress their supervisor when they are interning or working at their first job. The event is sponsored by the University’s Center for Career and Professional Development.
This session will feature demonstrations of basic self defense techniques and strategies for safety. Counseling Services will be exploring self-esteem.
Learn about Czech cooking from UF’s own Czech students! And taste the results!
Open to Students/Faculty/Staff. RSVP required at ferrisg@findlay.edu
Psychology Club Meeting
LGBTQ Program Incentives Committee
Come and learn more about Mortar Board as you relax and watch two stellar movies with current Mortar Board members and other students. One movie is about a llama leader and the other a thriller about a silent family in a post-apocalyptic world. You can pick up an application to join Mortar Board here too. Popcorn and drinks will be available. Anyone is welcome to come, watch movies, and study.
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!
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!
Hosted by SNPhA, this event will provide education and resources surrounding mental health and well as baked goods for purchase!
Stop by SNPhA’s mental health awareness booth in Davis to get informational resources and learn about how you can help end the stigma around mental illness!
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.
Come out and bring your friends to our second October club meeting! Alumni will be speaking about internship and job opportunities.
Nationally recognized animal science club
Interested in study/service abroad? Stop by the Study Abroad Info Table to learn about all the abroad opportunities through UF. The Office of International Education offers major specific programs and generalized programs for all majors. Stop by and hear from past study/service abroad participants and get your questions answered. Hope to see you there!
Accepted service ambassadors participants only please :). Service Ambassadors is a program where UF students serve local community partners and get to know people from different cultures! Program participants are put into pairs consisting of students from two different cultural backgrounds and volunteer in the Findlay community. If you want to apply for future programs in Spring semester, please contact blechschmidc@findlay.edu; chaup@findlay.edu; or igbeno@findlay.edu.
Something wonderful this way comes! Get in the Halloween spirit and see the wizardry and witchcraft of Harry Potter come to life at the University of Findlay Newhard Planetarium on Oct. 19, 2019.
This show will detail the many connections that some of the well-known series characters have with constellations, asteroids, planetoids, moons, and other objects found in our night sky. For example, Harry’s godfather, Sirius Black, has a type of magic which enables him to turn into a dog. What you may not know: Sirius is also the name of the brightest star in the sky and is part of the Canis Maximus constellation, which is shaped like a dog. You will learn more about Sirius and other characters like Draco, Luna, Bellatrix, and many more!
Register for this event by calling the library at 419-434-1077 or by visiting the children’s desk in the library.
Something wonderful this way comes! Get in the Halloween spirit and see the wizardry and witchcraft of Harry Potter come to life at the University of Findlay Newhard Planetarium on Oct. 19, 2019.
This show will detail the many connections that some of the well-known series characters have with constellations, asteroids, planetoids, moons, and other objects found in our night sky. For example, Harry’s godfather, Sirius Black, has a type of magic which enables him to turn into a dog. What you may not know: Sirius is also the name of the brightest star in the sky and is part of the Canis Maximus constellation, which is shaped like a dog. You will learn more about Sirius and other characters like Draco, Luna, Bellatrix, and many more!
Register for this event by calling the library at 419-434-1077 or by visiting the children’s desk in the library.
Second floor, next to the ping-pong tables.
FREE T-Shirts, a fun craft, and pink pancakes!
Open to all full time and part time students and may be taken with or without receiving credit.
Meetings and activities take place on and off campus.
This will be STRIDE’s third meeting and we will be voting on the new Public Relations Officer! Please come and help us choose the next officer!
All are welcome! Bring a friend 🙂
Findlay African Students Association meeting.
Student dance club. Food meeting. Last minute details for Halloween dance. Fun dance practice.
UF student volunteers, in partnership with Chopin Hall, will distribute 10,000 pounds of groceries to people in need. Also, students within the Health Professions and Pharmacy will be giving optional health screenings. The line to receive food will start at 7:00 a.m., and the event will last until everyone is served or until the groceries are all gone. For more information for the event or how to volunteer, please contact volunteer@findlay.edu or 419-434-6671.
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.
Second floor, next to the ping-pong tables.
BSU provides an opportunity for African Americans, as well as other students, to establish a support network on campus. The organization provides social, cultural, and educational programs. ALL members of the UF community are welcomed to attend meetings!
Bi Weekly Meeting
Join us for stories of recovery through the eyes of local artiest!
This event is free and open to all.
Anita Perez Ferguson is director of the Hank Lacayo Institute for Workforce and Community Studies at California State University Channel Islands. Her doctoral research was on the diversity and network profiles of Fortune 500 directors. She has served as president of the National Women’s Political Caucus, White House liaison to the U.S. Department of Transportation, and chair of the Inter-American Foundation. In conjunction with several international organizations, Perez Ferguson has trained women in leadership and political skills in the United States, Latin America, Africa, Asia, and Europe. From 1996 to 1999, she was a weekly contributor to WAMC National Public Radio in New York. Her books include Women Seen and Heard and A Passion for Politics. Hispanic Business Magazine named her to its list, “The 100 Most Influential Hispanics in the United States.” Perez Ferguson participated in the California Listens Documentary Project.
5th SEEED Meeting
Join OC3 for Halloween Identity
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!
Do you like Halloween? We do! Come celebrate Halloween at our club meeting and pumpkin carving. Pumpkins will be available with RSVP at the previous meeting.
Nationally recognized animal science club: Come carve a pumpkin and enjoy some candy!
Second floor, next to the ping-pong tables.
Come eat at any time ALL DAY to support SNPhA, Student National Pharmaceutical Association. Our goal is to serve the underserved by executing programs geared toward the improvement of the health, educational, and social environment of minority communities.
BONUS BUCKS ACCEPTED!!!
Come have dinner with David Zach and learn more about human trafficking.
All are welcome! Bring a friend 🙂
Mazza’s Weekend Conference is a two-day educational conference offered each year in November.
Guest Speaker: David Zach
Topic: Human Trafficking
Stident dance club. Discuss professional lessons. Spring formal prep begins. Dance practice.
Mary Wilson, one of the original members of the SUPREMES Motown, will be in town for one night only on Friday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. Mary was recently featured on ABC TV’s 2019 Dancing with The Stars. Casual Red Carpet Photo Opp for Ticket Holders from 6-6:50 p.m.
Opening for Mary Wilson is Findlay band, Flag City Rock & Soul Revue. Tickets are $45 and available through the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts Box Office. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the University’s UFTV Student-Run TV Station.
Second floor, next to the ping-pong tables.
BSU provides an opportunity for African Americans, as well as other students, to establish a support network on campus. The organization provides social, cultural, and educational programs. ALL members of the UF community are welcomed to attend meetings!
Bi-weekly meeting
This club is for anyone interested in poultry! You do not need to be an animal science major.
We do community events, have guest speakers, tour facilities and have a lot of food
and fun!!
6th SEEED Meeting
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 students in ENGL 104, 106, 202, 206, 272, 282, 292, or 296.
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!
Join our meeting! Open to all, feel free to bribe your friends 🙂
Nationally recognized animal science club: Big and Little Friendsgiving
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!
Second floor, next to the ping-pong tables.
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!
Open to all full time and part time students and may be taken with or without receiving credit.
Meetings and activities take place on and off campus.
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!
All are welcome! Bring a friend 🙂
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!
Findlay African Students Association
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!
Student dance club. Spring formal prep. Dance practice.
Accepted service ambassadors participants only please :). Service Ambassadors is a program where UF students serve local community partners and get to know people from different cultures! Program participants are put into pairs consisting of students from two different cultural backgrounds and volunteer in the Findlay community. If you want to apply for future programs in Spring semester, please contact blechschmidc@findlay.edu; chaup@findlay.edu; or igbeno@findlay.edu.
Bi-weekly meeting
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.
Last SEEED Meeting of the semester
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.
Second floor, next to the ping-pong tables.
BSU provides an opportunity for African Americans, as well as other students, to establish a support network on campus. The organization provides social, cultural, and educational programs. ALL members of the UF community are welcomed to attend meetings!
Come enjoy some FREE food at our last Psychology club of the semester.
Last club meeting before winter break! Happy Holidays, everyone 🙂
Come join us for the semester final remarks, updates, and food! Yes, FOOD!
Nationally recognized animal science club: Food meeting.
Join OC3, Cosiano, and Counseling for a Self-Care Program! Take care of yourself going into finals week!
Student dance club. Food meeting. Spring formal prep. Oiler dance prep. Dance practice.
Second floor, next to the ping-pong tables.
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!
Welcome back Habitat! Bringing a friend to HFH meetings would be a great resolution to keep up on 🙂
Nationally recognized animal science club: Welcome Back!
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.
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 🙂
UF student volunteers, in partnership with Chopin Hall, will distribute 10,000 pounds of groceries to people in need. Also, we will have optional cultural activities available for our guests to participate in. For more information about the grocery distribution or how to volunteer, please contact volunteer@findlay.edu or 419-434-6671.
Nationally recognized animal science club
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.
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 🙂
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!
Nationally recognized animal science club.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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.
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.
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!
Nationally recognized animal science club.
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.
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!
Nationally recognized Animal Science Club: Last meeting!
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.