Join us as we take a dive into the 2024-5 BIG Read Book and learn some basic ASL.
*If on the Findlay-area Campus, reach out to Paul Weaver in the library or at paul_weaver2@owens.edu to get linked to the Toledo-area Campus Livestream.
Join us for the Community Volunteer Action Fair that will highlight opportunities for attendees to learn about and sign up for volunteer opportunities in the community.
Join us as authors Keri and Lea Kovacsiss discuss their book, “The Magician“ – the second book in the Seven Hills Mystery Series – and answer questions about it and the writing process.
Enjoy nine holes of mini golf (don’t worry, we won’t keep track of par) along with light snacks and prizes.
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:
Watch and discuss “Sound of Metal” with themes revolving around Deaf Culture. A live discussion will be held with Emmah Artino, instructor of American Sign Language.
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:
Humans as books? Yes! Join us as we “check out” human books to better understand someone who has experienced prejudice or has been stigmatized and ultimately, “unjudge.”
Meet with representatives from four-year colleges and universities and gather information about transfer programs, scholarships, and other institutions.
Since 2014, Jill of All Trades has been providing hands-on experiences to young women in grades 9-12 to introduce them to the possibilities of a career in skilled trades including advanced manufacturing and transportation. The day-long event aims to inspire these women by providing a safe and engaging learning environment through workshops led by industry and college mentors.
Owens Community College is proud to be the first host of Jill of All Trades in the United States. This program will help to address the skilled trades workforce needs of the future. By introducing young women to non-traditional trades and apprenticeships, this collaborative endeavor will allow us to send a consistent message to young women, increase college enrollment in trades and apprenticeships, retain skilled trades workers, grow capacity and address gender diversity.