Owens Community College’s Center for Fine and Performing Arts Department invite local High School Student Artists to enter their work in our High School Juried Art Show titled “Passages.” The exhibition will take place in the Rotunda of the Center for Fine and Performing Arts Building on the Owens Community College Campus. This is an opportunity for High School Student Artists in the community to participate in a juried art exhibit and to win Owens Community College Merit Scholarships. “Passages” is open to high school students working in Fine Art, Photography, Commercial Art, Video and Animation. The Visual Arts faculty of Owens Community College will jury the exhibit and prizes will be awarded at the opening reception.
Students and high school groups are invited to:
- Learn more about our health programs
- Tour our labs
- Meet faculty and staff
- Learn more about the Admissions process and the selective health admissions process
Faculty and staff will be on hand to answer questions and provide first-hand knowledge.
Lunch will be provided.
Please arrive at 8:30 a.m. for check-in at the Admissions Office in College Hall.
Common Time encourages students to meet one another across Fine and Performing Arts programs, build new relationships, discuss projects and learn about resources and opportunities.
Each Friday session meets virtually from Noon – 1 p.m. on Blackboard Collaborate. Links to join are on the website link:
Meet with representatives from four-year colleges and universities to discuss where your Owens education can take you. Advisors will be available to help with career/major exploration, degree evaluations and general transfer/transferology information.
Students will have the opportunity to connect with local employers for full-time jobs or to change careers to align with their major. Students who are undecided, uncertain or looking to gain professional experience through part-time work or an internship are also welcome to attend.
The Office of Student Life is proud to present Dr. Jeanine Diller on “Making Meaning: Secular and Sectarian Perspectives on Life”. Dr. Diller is an assistant professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at the University of Toledo. She focuses on themes including the nature of ultimate reality, the diversity of traditional and secular views of religion, and the power of religion to change the world for better or for worse. Join us for this discussion on how we might respond to the challenge of making a meaningful life by drawing on both religious and secular perspectives at the Spring 2024 Student Life Speaker Presentation.
Join us as we host a plethora of community partner agencies who will visit campus to share information about their organization, mission and volunteer needs. This is a great opportunity to learn about how to engage with the broader community and also explore resource supports for students struggling with basic needs resources.
April is the United States Autism Awareness Month and the month begins with National Autism Awareness Day on April 2.
Please join the Humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Counseling Services and Admissions departments as we bring awareness to this neurotype. There will be numerous activities to help educate.
Join various experts discuss this neurotype. The event will also be livestreamed here.
April is the United States Autism Awareness Month and the month begins with National Autism Awareness Day on April 2.
Please join the Humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Counseling Services and Admissions departments as we bring awareness to this neurotype. There will be numerous activities to help educate.