(1:23) The University of Findlay wants to be sure you know your rights under Title IX. To make a report, read the University’s full Title IX policy, or learn more about your rights and resources, visit http://www.findlay.edu/title-ix

(1:15) Derrick the Oiler learns what's recyclable and what's not as part of University of Findlay's co-mingle recycling program. Love Orange, Live Green! Learn more about campus recycling at www.findlay.edu/recycle.

(0:46) Derrick the Oiler learns how to properly recycle plastic bottles on campus as part of University of Findlay's co-mingle recycling program. Love Orange, Live Green! Learn more about campus recycling at www.findlay.edu/recycle.

(1:07) University of Findlay explains "co-mingle" recycling with help from Derrick the Oiler. Love Orange, Live Green! Learn more about campus recycling at www.findlay.edu/recycle.

(1:27) Learn how to use the trash compactor verses using the recycling bin behind University of Findlay's Lovett Residence Hall. Love Orange, Live Green! Learn more about campus recycling at www.findlay.edu/recycle.

(1:35) University of Findlay is adopting a new co-mingle recycling program beginning Sept. 1, 2021 and partnering with Rumpke Waste & Recycling. Learn more at http://www.findlay.edu/recycle

(3:09) Instructor of Teaching in Riding in the Western Program and Equine Business Management, Brandon Morin, discusses University of Findlay’s Equine Business Management Program and what sets it apart. Learn more about Findlay’s Equine Business Management Program at https://www.findlay.edu/sciences/equine-business-management/

(3:18) Associate Professor of Art Valerie Escobedo shares insights on the University’s Art program. Learn more about Findlay’s Art Program at https://www.findlay.edu/arts-humanities-social-sciences/art/

(2:05) Video guide for University of Findlay on how to complete a Financial Aid Action Item in Workday

(1:26) As the University of Findlay strives to cultivate a richer community of belonging, it is important to clearly communicate that message to everyone who has or is forming a connection to our campus. Whether you are a prospective student or employee, a current member of the UF community, or someone who has moved on to new adventures, we want you to know that You Belong at UF! 

(3:12) An overview of the dining experience at Findlay. Learn more by visiting https://www.findlay.edu/offices/student-affairs/dining/

(4:17) Assistant Professor of Teaching in Sports Management Eric Stoller shares insights on the University’s Sport Business Strategy program. Learn more about Findlay’s Sport Business Strategy Program at https://www.findlay.edu/business

(4:39) Licensure Officer, Mark Willeke, and Findlay High School Invention Specialist, Martie Andrews, shed light on the University’s Intervention Specialist Education Program. Learn more about Findlay’s Intervention Specialist Education Program at https://www.findlay.edu/education/undergraduate-programs/intervention-specialist

(0:16) If you are a math or science professional and you are thinking about changing careers, now is the time to consider becoming a teacher. There is a significant demand for math and science teachers, and the University of Findlay Noyce Scholarship Program could award you a full scholarship to earn your teaching license in just a year. Learn more at https://www.findlay.edu/admissions/nsf-noyce-scholars.

(4:38) Melissa Recker, assistant professor of teaching in education and team leader for early childhood, discusses University of Findlay’s Early Childhood Education Program and what sets it apart. Learn more about Findlay’s Early Childhood Education Program at https://www.findlay.edu/education/undergraduate-programs/early-childhood.

(2:23) University of Findlay’s Equity & Title IX Office’s goal is to support a campus culture that celebrates healthy relationships and mutual respect. To make a report, review the policies administered by Equity & Title IX, or learn more about your rights and resources, visit www.findlay.edu/title-ix

(1:56) At the University of Findlay, we are committed to providing a safe environment for everyone. The Office of Equity & Title IX is responsible for administering the University’s Non-Discrimination Policy, the University’s Title IX Policy, the University’s Minors on Campus Policy, and the processes associated with each of these policies. These policies & processes are informed by federal civil rights laws and state laws. To make a report, review the policies administered by Equity & Title IX, or learn more about your rights and resources, visit www.findlay.edu/title-ix

(1:26) At the University of Findlay, we are committed to providing a safe environment for everyone. Whether you are on campus for a day program, an overnight program, or simply visiting, we want to be sure that you know we are here for you. To make a report, review the policies administered by Equity & Title IX, or learn more about your rights and resources, visit www.findlay.edu/title-ixOffice of Equity & Title IX: 419-434-4739 UF Campus Safety: 419-434-4799.

(52:39) This presentation was sponsored by the University of Findlay Wolfe Center for Alumni, Parents, and Friends. You can hear how the program began at UF, current structure of the program, how the program is fulfilling a need in the community, the admissions process and more. Panelists include Julie McIntosh, Ed.D., Dean of the College of Education; Kara Parker, Ed.D., Assistant Professor; Jeremy Coles, Ph.D., Assistant Professor and Chair; Shana Stober, Ed.D. in School Psychology candidate; and Emily Becks, Ed.D. in School Psychology candidate.

(1:50) Thinking of making a switch in your major or career path? Joining the University of Findlay’s College of Pharmacy family may be for you! For more information in UF’s Pharmacy Program please visit https://www.findlay.edu/pharmacy/