Join guest speaker Riley Runnells from the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce for the Business Professional Etiquette event. Business Professional Etiquette sets young professionals apart in today’s competitive workplace. Mastering how to communicate with confidence, build respectful relationships and present yourself with professionalism opens doors to new opportunities, stronger networks and lasting career success. Join us to gain the skills that make a powerful first impression and a lasting impact. You can also join the discussion virtually at this link.
Career & Transfer Services is hosting a Neurodivergent-Friendly Networking Expo. The event will feature transfer and employer partners who have programs, services and opportunities for students and job seekers who are neurodivergent.
Find more information on the expo and all Autism Awareness Week events at owens.edu/humanities/events.
Come enjoy nine holes of mini golf along with snacks from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesday, March 31 in Heritage Hall 123. Prizes will be awarded when you complete the course.
The BIG Read honors and celebrates neurodivergence by sharing the stories of neurodivergent individuals in an exhibit from April 3-May 3 in the Heritage Hall lounge.
Join the ASL Interpreter Hub Fair and Workshop on Friday, April 3. The Career Fair will be in Veterans Hall from 12-1 p.m., and the ASL workshop will be in Founders Hall 1010 from 1-2 p.m.