Faculty of College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Contemplate Ethical Leadership BY JACK BARGER ’01 For students at University of Findlay, no matter their focus or major, working with and toward ultimate truth – truth stripped bare of the adornments and biases that often diminish its meaning and might »
“My time at UF has impacted me in ways that I never expected it to. I am so grateful for every opportunity I have received and for all the new friends I made during my 4 years here. I have been able to watch myself grow into the person I »
RECORD BREAKING HANDS The 16th Annual Helping Hands Food Drive, organized by UF and Sodexo, shattered all expectations with a record-breaking 214,559 pounds of food to benefit CHOPIN Hall, a Findlay nonprofit that serves people within the region. MOVING RADIO The student-led radio station WLFC 88.3 has officially relocated to »
University of Findlay Distinguished Alumna Jeanne (Wolfe ’71) Kelly For Findlay College/University of Findlay alumna Jeanne (Wolfe ’71) Kelly, music, long ago, became a way of life. Now, it has earned her a spot alongside some terrifically recognizable people on the inaugural HelpAge USA 60 over 60 list, an honor »
Billy Watterson ‘96 Puts Leadership to Work Doing the right thing while people aren’t looking. That’s, in part, how University of Findlay alumnus Billy Watterson ‘96, CEO of Watterson Brands, describes his brand of business-minded ethical leadership. “We have so many opportunities to take easy paths,” he said, “and weighing »
In the sports world, leadership plays an important role in all categories. Being a leader is important not only during a game, but also when there is no one watching. Coaches and team captains need a variety of skills to lead a successful team, and leadership skills are near the »
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 »
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. »
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. »
