by Hannah Mwaura Although still early in his college career, Fletcher Cook, a sophomore in the Environment, Health, Safety, and Sustainability (EHSS) program, is excited about the range of possibilities his major offers. Fletcher followed in his father’s footsteps, both in attending the University of Findlay and with his chosen »
By Hannah Mwaura After hearing about the University of Findlay by chance while playing high school baseball, Ryan Johnson’s athletic and career path began to unfold. Now a senior Environment, Health, Safety, and Sustainability (EHSS) major on UF’s baseball team, he is thankful for the UF family he has in »
“Giving to the EHSS program at UF leads to even greater hands-on opportunities for our students. With the real-world knowledge they receive from UF, they can go out into the field as graduates, immediately ready and able to get to work and make a difference.” Marcia Sloan Latta, Ed.D., Vice »
by Jack Barger ’01 photography by Amy DePuy In an oft-repeated compliment directed toward University of Findlay, students, parents, faculty, staff, and alumni alike say that being at UF is like being with family. While there are many reasons for this frequent sentiment, ranging from the helpful attitude of those »
Around 150 Classroom COVID Mitigation Stations with disinfectant wipes, face shields, gloves, and hand sanitizer. Every water fountain on campus converted to “water bottle only.” Plexiglass at every “point of sale” area in the bookstore, Financial Aid Office, Henderson Dining Hall, Business Office, and others. Signs directing campus on COVID protocol. »
Research in the Air Construction of a rare research lab, the sixth of its kind in the world, is currently underway at the All Hazards Training Center. This enclosure will allow for the study and examination of the connections between the environment and human health by helping researchers examine the »
Alumna Discovered Passion for the Environmental, Health and Safety Field at UF As a freshman at UF, Eve (Burnett) Gray ’06 said that she didn’t really know what she wanted to do with her young life. “I knew that I loved science enough,” she said, “and there was science all »
