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Simone Green, ’23 was awarded the Jane M. Klausman Woman in Business Scholarship by Zonta Club of Findlay. Zonta is a global service organization of members working together to empower women through service and advocacy. The $500 scholarship is intended to help women like Green pursue degrees in business management to overcome gender barriers from […]
The University of Findlay is pleased to announce that Kirby C. Overton, B.S. ‘06, MBA ’08, Ed.D. ‘18, has been appointed to serve as dean of the College of Business. Overton’s appointment is effective Jan. 1, 2021. Overton has served as the college’s assistant dean since March, 2019, department chair of the College of Business […]
“Yes, and” is the foundation of improv comedy. This rule-of-thumb suggests participants accept what others have stated and then expand on that line of thinking. At The Second City in Chicago, where well-known comedians such as Steve Carell, Tina Fey, and Amy Poehler got their start, the performers are not the only ones applying this […]
Emily Geiser never thought that an undergraduate general education course in geology that she took at the University of Findlay while majoring in accounting would come come in handy. “I really thought I would never use that class at all. It was just something I had to do to get my science credits,” she said. […]
Internships and other experiential learning while at the University of Findlay were critical components to Erin Murphy’s current career success. Murphy serves as the director of recruitment and selection at Northwestern Mutual in Columbus. The financial services company employs advisors who provide consultation on insurance and wealth management needs. Murphy’s job is to source, recruit […]
As a public servant, Ralph Wise values the opportunity to positively influence people’s lives. He previously was a city manager in Russell, Kansas and the director of safety and service for the City of Fostoria. He currently serves as the Village of Hebron’s administrator, where he specializes in gathering information on projects and policies so […]
Nemrava to retire from G.S.W. post Posted On Wed. Jan 27th, 2016 By : The Courier Joseph Nemrava will retire on March 31 as general manager of G.S.W. Manufacturing, an assembler of wire harnesses for various automotive uses at 1801 Production Drive. His successor will be Annette Edgington, who currently is senior manager of business […]
