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Middle school teacher Brooke Boznango ’16 recently returned to the University of Findlay to share advice and insights with current education students as a continuation of the College of Education’s Visiting Educator series. Boznango, who earned a middle childhood education degree from UF in 2016, is in her 11th year of education. She currently teaches […]
Two University of Findlay faculty members have been selected as keynote speakers at the 13th World Congress on Special Needs Education (WCSNE-2026), to be held November 23–25, 2026, at St. Anne’s College, a constituent college of the University of Oxford, in Oxford, United Kingdom. University of Findlay faculty members Kara Parker, EdD and Jon Brasfield, […]
University of Findlay has named Jim Fritz, Ed.D., as the new director of the Educational Administration Program within the College of Education. Fritz has experience as a teacher, middle school assistant principal, high school assistant principal, school improvement consultant, director of curriculum and instruction, assistant superintendent, and 16 years as a superintendent, 14 years at […]
The University of Findlay’s College of Education will welcome nationally recognized imposter syndrome expert Dr. Valerie Young for a virtual presentation, “Rethinking Imposter Syndrome,” on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, as part of its annual EdD Summer Institute. The presentation will be broadcast from Davis 2225 from 10 to 11:15 a.m. and is open to University […]
Findlay, Ohio — Teaching has never been a simple profession, but today’s educators face a classroom shaped by more complexity than ever before: shifting curricula, diverse learning needs, evolving technology, and communities that need teachers who are both skilled and resilient. Colleges of Distinction has named the University of Findlay a 2026-2027 Education College of […]
University of Findlay’s Kyle Wagner, assistant professor of education and chair of the Doctor of Education in School Psychology Program, recently authored a textbook that makes one of higher education’s most intimidating subjects more approachable and engaging for students. Wagner’s book, “Finding Ways to Be Less Wrong: Applied Statistical Analysis in Educational and Behavioral Sciences,” is […]
FINDLAY, Ohio — Students from University of Findlay recently participated in the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) 2026, held April 13–15 in Richmond, Virginia, joining more than 4,000 undergraduate scholars from across the country to present original research and creative work. The annual conference is one of the largest undergraduate research events in the […]
The University of Findlay will celebrate Earth Week from April 21 through April 23, showcasing the many ways students, faculty, and staff come together to promote environmental stewardship and sustainability across campus. While several campus groups have long championed Earth-focused initiatives, this year’s celebration highlights a shared, University-wide commitment to caring for the environment. Plant […]
The University of Findlay is expanding its academic offerings with the introduction of several new graduate-level certificates designed to meet students where they are and provide flexible, career-focused pathways for advancement. The newly approved certificates include accounting, business fundamentals, finance, human resources, operations management, and trauma-informed educator. The certificates are designed for both working professionals […]
The University of Findlay Alumni Association has presented the 2026 Dr. James Houdeshell Excellence in Coaching Award to UF alumnus Mark Ritzler ’96, M’10, the former outstanding football coach at Findlay High School. “Throughout his career, Coach Ritzler was widely respected for his service, commitment, and dedication to students and athletic programs,” said UF Athletic […]
