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Campuswide News & Events
Oct. 18 – Have You Seen the Large Photographs in Beeghly Library?
Photographer Tariq Tarey, a Somali immigrant living in Columbus, will be giving a talk this Thurs., Oct. 18 at 7:00 p.m. in the Bayley Room in Beeghly Library. Afterwards, there will be refreshments in the Gallery2001 space. Please come and…
Oct. 17 and 18 – Concur Training Sessions!
We have two Concur training sessions this week; please feel free to attend a training session whether or not you have been to one yet! Both sessions will be in the Corns Building, Room 109. Wed., Oct,. 17 from 3…
Oct. 18 – Science Lecture Series: Serena George ’19 and Abbi Turner ’20
This week the Science Lecture Series welcomes OWU students Serena George (’19) and Abbi Turner (’20) for a presentation entitled “Conserving Natural Heritage Through Wildlife Rehabilitation: Success and Setbacks.” This presentation will cover a recent trip by both students to…
Oct. 17 @ 10:10 a.m. – Early Voting Shuttles Start!
Early voting is underway in Ohio. We encourage you to vote early rather than waiting for Election Day. If you’re registered to vote in Delaware and need a ride to the Delaware County Board of Elections for early voting, we’re…
Oct. 17 – Fe** for All: Cast Iron Works From OWU Students and Alumni
Come view the artwork on display in Edgar Hall’s Werner Gallery that has been produced throughout the years in Ohio Wesleyan’s sculpture department! Learn more about the unique field of iron casting and explore the various forms it can take.…
Oct. 18 – Get to Know Latin America: FREE FOOD
Come learn and talk about current events in several Latin American countries while enjoying FREE Latin food from several countries. We will be discussing issues in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Venezuela, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Peru and Chile. Viva Latinx…
OWU Connection News & Events
Student News & Events
Rental and Library Book Return and Online Buyback Information
Students may return Rental Books (and Library books) one of two ways: In-Person Drop off: Wed, May 6 – Tues, May 12 from 12:00 – 2:00 PM (Including Sat/Sun May 9/10). All drop off will be in the lower level of…
May 7 @ Noon – Resiliency & Job Searching in Tough Economy Webinar
Come hear from knowledgeable Alumni panelists who have gone through recessions and/or hired during recessions, and have developed strategies for resiliency and job searching in a tough economy. – Mark Shipps ’70. – Diana Roach ’72. – Ryan Jordan ’09.…
Rental and Library Book Return and Online Buyback Information
Students may return Rental Books (and Library books) one of two ways: In-Person Drop off: Wed, May 6 – Tues, May 12 from 12:00 – 2:00 PM (Including Sat/Sun May 9/10). All drop off will be in the lower level of…
May 7 @ Noon – Resiliency & Job Searching in Tough Economy Webinar
Come hear from knowledgeable Alumni panelists who have gone through recessions and/or hired during recessions, and have developed strategies for resiliency and job searching in a tough economy. – Mark Shipps ’70. – Diana Roach ’72. – Ryan Jordan ’09.…
Apply by May 7 to be a Leadership Fellow!
Apply now for an SIO Leadership Fellowship! Fellowships require 2 voluntary hours/week and tasks include serving as a peer mentor for clubs/club leaders, developing & delivering leadership presentations, assisting in the creation of a club newsletter, and more. Applications can…
May 7 @ Noon – Resiliency & Job Searching in Tough Economy Webinar
Come hear from knowledgeable Alumni panelists who have gone through recessions and/or hired during recessions, and have developed strategies for resiliency and job searching in a tough economy. – Mark Shipps ’70. – Diana Roach ’72. – Ryan Jordan ’09.…
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