Join us to learn helpful information on how to be a successful college student. Lights snacks will be provided.
Events hosted by The Center for Campus and Community Connections and Owens AmeriCorps Vista.
To schedule an appointment please visit: redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code: OCCPerrysburg or call 1-800-RED-CROSS.
The workshop will provide interested parties with information regarding how to locate Owens Foundation Scholarship materials online, how to complete the online application (and by when), and ideas as to how to approach the Personal Statement portion of the application.
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER. Partners from local nonprofit and community based agencies will be available to share information about volunteering and community service opportunities.
Dave Stevens is a congenital amputee, born without legs, who developed a passion for playing sports without adaptive modifications. With his drive and determination, he became a three-sport varsity athlete in high school, and was awarded a scholarship to play college football. As the only legless player in college football history, his success lead to a tryout with the Dallas Cowboys and a minor league baseball contract, followed by a 20+ year career in sports broadcasting with ESPN. Dave has lived a life overcoming the word “never” and shares his amazing message which can include the ups and downs of being handicapped, overcoming drug addiction, coping with adoption, and losing his parents at a young age.
Dave Stevens is a congenital amputee, born without legs, who developed a passion for playing sports without adaptive modifications. With his drive and determination, he became a three-sport varsity athlete in high school, and was awarded a scholarship to play college football. As the only legless player in college football history, his success lead to a tryout with the Dallas Cowboys and a minor league baseball contract, followed by a 20+ year career in sports broadcasting with ESPN. Dave has lived a life overcoming the word “never” and shares his amazing message which can include the ups and downs of being handicapped, overcoming drug addiction, coping with adoption, and losing his parents at a young age.
The Owens Concert Band will be joined by the Toledo Polish American Concert Band and perform a combined concert at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, March 8 at the Center for Fine and Performing Arts. All are welcome to attend the free concert.
The bands will perform a variety of music including marches, Broadway show tunes and big band music. Saxophone and trombones will be featured.
After the concert, refreshments will be provided in the Rotunda. For more information, call (567) 661-7081.
Featuring representatives from over 80 colleges and universities. Join us and let us help you decide what to do after high school! Talk with faculty and staff from various Owens programs, including selective health majors. Presentations on financial aid and career planning will also be available.