Join us and meet with representatives from colleges and universities from around the region, including Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Pennsylvania. Attend presentations on financial aid and career planning. Visit specialized information tables focused on helping you succeed. Get all of the information you need to help you with your college exploration in one place.
Find more information at owens.edu/admissions/collegenight.
An Automotive and Diesel Open House will be held from 4-6 p.m. on March 5 in Transportation Technologies Center for students to explore the various programs, including Automotive Service Certificate, Automotive Technology, Diesel Service Certificate, Diesel Technology and General Motors Corporation Automotive Service Education Program (ASEP).
Representatives from automotive and diesel dealer companies will also be in attendance seeking employees and paid interns, so bring your resume and network with potential employers.
You can RSVP for the event at owens.edu/autodieselopenhouse.
The Owens Community College Radio (OCCR) is celebrating its 10th anniversary on Monday, March 16. To mark the occasion, OCCR and Owens OutComm Media Center staff will present a Retro Media static exhibit displayed throughout the SHAC Media Corridor from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The exhibit will highlight the evolution of student media at Owens and honor the voices, creativity and collaboration that’s defined the first 10 years.
Briana K. Palmer, J.D., the assistant dean for the University of Toledo’s College of Law, will be giving an informational presentation on the University of Toledo’s College of Law. She will summarize the application process to UT’s College of Law and the available scholarships. She will also explain how Owens students can plan their academic journeys so they could eventually apply to UT’s College of Law. This presentation is open to Owens students, staff members and community members.
Get ready to show your wild side during an Animal Meet & Greet from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thursday, March 19 in between College and Administration halls. Interact with exotic and education animals, all handled by experienced caretakers.
The Wood County Board of Developmental Disabilities and Owens are partnering to provide a day full of fun and interprofessional education regarding assistive technology and remote supports. This event is free and open to the public. Additionally, The BIG Read author, Marian Schembari, will be present and signing copies of her book, “A Little Less Broken.”