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University of Findlay Launches TimelyCare for Students

University of Findlay has partnered with TimelyCare, the leading virtual health and well-being solution for higher education, to offer a complete care solution for campus health. This partnership will offer expanded access to mental health and basic needs support provided by the Fort Worth-based company. TimelyCare coverage will be offered to students starting in Fall […]

UF Faculty Tips: Battling the Winter Blues

This year has brought many new challenges to the campus community, the country, and the world. University of Findlay faculty and staff came together to provide tips and tricks on handling this very unusual holiday season.   The holiday season can be a very stressful time of year. With colder weather and shorter days, the […]

UF Faculty Tips: Turning New Year’s Resolutions into Reality

This year has brought many new challenges to the campus community, the country, and the world. University of Findlay faculty and staff came together to provide tips and tricks on handling this very unusual holiday season.   In this segment of the series, Jodi Firsdon, director of counseling services, addresses the best ways to make […]

Campus Offices Navigate How to Serve Students Remotely

The reality of the “college experience” has been altered this year due to the notorious coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. While students aren’t able to physically attend classes or events, the University of Findlay wants to remind our students, parents, faculty, staff and friends that we are still here for you. Since diving head first into this […]

Nick Lamb: Invisible Disability Doesn’t Slow Him Down

The University of Findlay is taking the month of March 2018 to recognize four students with disabilities. An article will be presented each week that will showcase their commitment, resiliency, unique personalities, optimism and hopes for the future. Disabilities are often thought of as visible, easily noticeable. However there are some disabilities that cannot be […]

Students Lead ‘KeePosi+ive’ Civility Campaign on Campus

Prior to finals week, four students developed a public relations campaign in collaboration with Counseling Services to spread civility and positivity throughout campus. In a public relations campaigns class instructed by Jeanette Drake, Ph.D., associate professor of communication, students were split into teams and worked with clients to implement public relations campaigns. The students managed […]