What does the face of depression, chronic illness, bipolar disorder, etc. look like? Do they even have faces? Invisible illnesses have faces, come see and learn about why not judging first but extenting grace is so important.
To participate in the exhibit, please email Jen at jennifer_hazel@owens.edu
For an example, click here: Faces Of Example
Student Employee Appreciation Week is April 10-14! Visit owens.edu/career to learn more about how we will be celebrating Owens student employees all week long and how you can join in on the fun!
Join us for a conversation that highlights the importance of healthy eating, food sustainability and the basic principles of gardening.
In partnership with local non-profit organization Toledo GROWs.
Everyone is welcome to join this workshop to learn how to negotiate a job offer. This event will be held in person in VE 201 and online via Blackboard at 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 11.
Join us for the open reception of the important exhibit.
Learn about various herbs and flowers that have been used throughout history for medicine or magic then preserve them for display!
All are welcome to visit the Pop-Up Career Closet from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 12 in the lounge outside of CH 158 for free professional clothing!
Join us for games, snacks and more!
Join us for the Sexual Health Series. During this series, learn more about HIV, AIDS, STD prevention and safe sex.
The kickoff event will be from 12 – 1:30 p.m. in College Hall 153. All other workshops will be from 12 – 2 p.m. in College Hall 153 on the following days:
- Wednesday, March 29
- Kickoff: Learn more about this sexual health series
- Wednesday, April 5
- In the Moment Conversations: Harm Reduction Strategies
- Wednesday, April 12
- Bringing Sex(y) Back: Combating Sexual Health Stigma
- Let’s Talk About Sex: Sex Positive Education
- Wednesday, April 19
- Girls Need Love Too: HIV Interventions for Black Women
- When love Harms: Understanding Intimate Partner Violence & Sexual Health
- Wednesday, April 26
- Getting It On As You’re Getting On: Conversations Around Intimacy & Aging
- Invisible Voices: Demystifying Sex Work
Share a favorite poem that you’ve written, or a poem written by your favorite poet with others!