When University of Findlay alumnus and men’s head basketball coach Charlie Ernst ’92 M’06 and Belinda (Roberts ‘02) Ernst, a physician assistant (PA) with Blanchard Valley Medical Associates (BVMA) and the medical coordinator for Mission Possible, first met, it was in Morey Hall on the UF campus. »
Dallas Smith, Pharm.D. ’17, has made quite the impact on the world since graduating from the University of Findlay. »
By Josh Eilola “What do you want to be when you grow up?” That question is usually difficult for kids and teenagers to answer, but it was not for University of Findlay junior Joshua Verhoff. Verhoff knew he wanted to go into healthcare, in part, because of his specific pediatric »
The Joseph and Judith Conda STEAM Education Center at University of Findlay’s Mazza Museum was officially opened on September 10 after breaking ground roughly a year and a half earlier. »
Kelly Shroll M ’08, president of Blanchard Valley Medical Practices in Findlay, explained that “the partnership will heighten our commitment to providing excellent healthcare to our community. »
Down on the Farms UF’s Animal Science and Equestrian Facilities Offer Much to Students BY JACK BARGER ’01 The University of Findlay prides itself on creating and maintaining great living quarters and facilities for our students, so it’s no surprise that we have done the same for the animals who »
When you have majors and programs as renowned and revered as University of Findlay’s, it goes without saying that there needs to be a great deal of people in all kinds of positions helping to make it all successful. »
We asked our 2021 grads where they were headed next! »
A “HARDIE” WELCOME The works of Hardie Gramatky, an early author and illustrator for Walt Disney who later created the Little Toot tugboat series, have come to life through an extensive exhibit at UF’s Mazza Museum that includes his studio, the tools of his trade, and a variety of his original works. SOMEWHERE »
“The Animal Science/Pre-Vet program at UF assists our students greatly toward building upon their abilities and interests in animals. The extensive experiential learning students utilize every day prepares them thoroughly for a variety of careers in the animal science field. Giving to the program creates growth and success for alumni all »
