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Ohio Goes to the Movies
Open to the public
Location: John Gilbert Reese Center
Alford Performing Arts Hall (auditorium)
1209 University Drive, Newark
Help us celebrate Newark history.
COTC and Ohio State Newark are participating in the Ohio Goes to the Movies campaign, a statewide celebration showcasing Ohio’s place in the history of American film.
Illustrator Rose Bousamra Visit
Open to the public
Location: John L. and Christine Warner Library and
Student Center
Performance Platform (room 126)
1219 University Dr.
Newark, OH 43055
Get to know artist and comic creator Rose Bousamra, illustrator of this year’s One Book, One Community book selection, Frizzy. Experience the creative process behind Rose’s work, including a multi-award-winning graphic novel.
This event is free and open to the public of all ages.
Healthcare Expo
High school groups
Healthcare Expo
Open current students and the public
Brain Break: Needle Felting
Location: Warner Center Game Room
Join the Office of Student Life on alternating Wednesdays for a return of our Brain Breaks series! These fun and relaxing events are open to all students.
Brain Break: Plant Your Own Bonsai
Location: Warner Center Game Room
Join the Office of Student Life on alternating Wednesdays for a return of our Brain Breaks series! These fun and relaxing events are open to all students.
Brain Break: Rock Painting
Location: Warner Center Game Room
Join the Office of Student Life on alternating Wednesdays for a return of our Brain Breaks series! These fun and relaxing events are open to all students.
One Book, One Community: Youth Edition
Book club meeting
Walk for Tomorrow: Suicide Prevention Walk
Open to the public
Please join the Office of Student Life during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month for Walk for Tomorrow. This is an event to remember those we have lost to suicide. It is also an opportunity to receive education and information about how to help those who might be struggling with their mental health.
Potawatomi Removals: Forced and “Voluntary”
Potawatomi Removals: Forced and “Voluntary”
Zoom Webinar on Monday, Oct 11 at 7 p.m.
The removals of many Potawatomi from the land regions of around southern Lake Michigan – the result of socio-political, cultural conflict, and diminishing resource pressures – is the focus of this event. The “voluntary” removals, largely traced back to the Chicago 1833 treaty, and one forced removal, the Trail of Death, will be discussed in detail by our speaker, Dr. George Godfrey.
Dia De Los Muertos Art Tour
The Sofia Quintero Art and Cultural Center is a non-profit Latino art organization working to promote and share Latino culture in the Toledo, Ohio area. Every year they host a large Dia De Los Muertos celebration that is steeped in culture, heritage, and tradition. The Student Engagement Team (SET) seeks to bring the rich history and celebratory traditions from this holiday into a virtual setting where education about this celebration can occur. This will be a presentation given by the Executive Director for the Sofia Quintero Art and Cultural Center, Taylor Burciaga.
SOURCE Fair
Learn about the more than 20 student resources available on campus. Be entered to win a Nintendo Switch.
John L. and Christine Warner Library and Student Center Lobby
The Hook Up
Discuss hooking-up, sexual assault, bystander intervention and how gender stereotypes contribute to rape culture and harm survivors.
McConnell Hall, 929 Sharon Valley Road, event space
A Minority Affair
Meet departments on campus with a diverse focus that you may have not heard about or gotten the chance to know. Join us for an engaging event that allows everyone to meet different departments in speed like (dating) sessions for quick tips and tidbits about campus involvement. Prizes of 2/$25.00 will be awarded to students in each session at random (for a total of 6). Contact Connie Zang at zang.3@osu.edu, if accommodations are needed by August 28, 2021.