Apart from her upbringing and past career experience, Julie Klingler, new University of Findlay Director of The Wolfe Center for Alumni, Parents, and Friends, said she has many goals that make her the perfect person for the job. Among those goals, Klingler explained, is to strengthen existing programming while creating »
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Budding Psychologists Applications began to be accepted for the new UF Doctor of Education in School Psychology Program. The four-year program will be the only online Doctor of Education in School Psychology in Ohio, making it easier for individuals to pursue a career as a school psychologist while continuing to »
“They have done a wonderful job in creating a state-of-the-art learning space that is further enhanced by its proximity to the nursing labs, allowing collaborative learning and a better understanding between future PA’s and future nurses.” Dr. Paul Davis, former program and medical director of the UF Physician Assistant program »
By Jack Barger ’01 Lindsey Kluesener has always been a high flyer. As a young girl, she was involved with gymnastics, and as a result, she most often could be found flying through the air, launched by the force of her own legs and staunch determination. Even so, there were »
BY Jack Barger ’01 GRANVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS James Novak, a University of Findlay Equestrian Studies major who graduated in May has a great love for horses and “the amazing experiences” University of Findlay has given him. Novak, who said that, after graduation, he’ll work hard and do whatever it takes to »
By Hannah Mwaura After 40 years of directing community bands and teaching music at University of Findlay, Jack Taylor, professor of music, plans to retire after Findlay Civic Band’s summer 2020 performances. Taylor arrived at the University in 1980, after the college eliminated the music major. Some administrators sought to »
by Jack Barger ’01 illustrations by Cody Watson ’20 UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY HAS NEVER BEEN ONE TO SHY AWAY FROM A CHALLENGE. Part of what makes UF and its collective body of faculty, staff, students, and alumni so prepared for both obstacles and successes is our ability to respond to »
