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1. Come Learn About Design Thinking

Join the Marvin Center for Student Leadership for this session about Design Thinking, where you can engage with your peers in building confidence to navigate an unknown future and make meaningful contributions to their community and organization! This hour-long workshop is part of a larger series focused on some of the topics included in the BGSU Leadership Achievement Award. For more information about the BGSU Leadership Achievement Award, feel free to reference our website.

Design Thinking (Monday, March 15 @ 7:30 p.m.)
The session will occur virtually using Zoom.
For any questions, please contact us at leadership@bgsu.edu.

2. USG Town Hall – Hazing Prevention and Next Steps

BGSU Undergraduate Student Government is hosting a town hall on Monday, March 15 from 7:30 - 9 p.m. We will be having a discussion with admin panelists: Dean of Students Chris Bullins, Director of Student Engagement Brian Heilmeier PhD. and Assistant Dean Stacey Allan. The focus is on hazing prevention and the next steps as a community. The Zoom link can be found on our website. Questions can be submitted via this Google form.

3. Dance Craze

Are you fond of doing brackets for March Madness? The Music Library and Bill Schurk Sound Archives will be doing one for Dance Crazes. Email Trinidad Linares (tlinare@bgsu.edu) if you would a copy of the Dance Craze brackets to play along. Tomorrow, Tuesday, March 16 we will choose the elite 8. Follow @MLBSSA on Twitter to see who they are. The Sweet 16 will be exhibited in the Dance Craze Display soon and we will play until Tuesday, March 23 when the top Dance Craze is crowned.

4. SRC Pass Rates for Spring

Check out the new spring pass rates for the SRC! Get yours today!

• Spring faculty/staff/senior: $60
• Spring Community: $80
• Spring Spouse: $40
• Spring Child: $10

*Student prices are also reduced

5. Music in Contemporary Myanmar: Contesting and Inciting Violence

The Asian Studies Forum presents “Music in Contemporary Myanmar: Contesting and Inciting Violence” on Wednesday, March 17, at 12:30 p.m. Dr. Heather MacLachlan, associate professor of ethnomusicology at the University of Dayton, will discuss the roles that music is playing in events in Burma/Myanmar. Register for the event here.

6. Resume & Zoom Networking Workshop

A Resume and Zoom Networking Workshop will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, March 17 and at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, March 19! The speakers will be Dr. Louisa Ha and Dr. Lori Liggett of the School of Media and Communication. They will address common mistakes in resumes and how to attend Zoom career sessions to network with industry professionals especially for the Media Career Week March 29-April 2. All are welcome. Hope to see you there!

Wednesday, March 17 @ 11:30 a.m. Click here to join.

Friday, March 19 @ 12:30 p.m. Click here to join.

7. This Wednesday! Writing Women into History

Please join the Department of History for the Women's History Month Presentation, "Writing Women into History" by Dr. Ann Little.

Dr. Little will discuss the challenges of writing the histories of women for whom little documentation exists. She will use her own work on Esther Wheelwright as an example of these difficulties and then will facilitate an open conversation in which all attendees may participate.

The first 20 students to log in to the event will receive a signed copy of Dr. Little's book "The Many Captivities of Esther Wheelwright" (must pick up on campus).

Join the zoom event here.

8. Campus ReStore has returned - March 18th, 19th, & 24th!

Why buy new when you can re-use?

Campus ReStore is a periodic thrift sale that offers a wide variety of gently-used, donated items to BGSU students, faculty, & staff for free! For your safety and in compliance with COVID-19 guidelines, ReStore events have limited attendance and shoppers must wear a mask to enter the ReStore. To read our "ReStore Rules" as well as schedule a 30-minute shopping reservation, visit our website.

Dates & Times:

Thursday, March 18: 12-2 p.m.
Friday, March 19: 2-5 p.m.
Wednesday, March 24: 2-5 p.m.

Location:

The Campus ReStore is located in the McDonald Hall Annex. Specifically, the northern section of the McDonald residence hall. ReStore customers should enter through the North door off of the Offenhauer Courtyard.

9. Know a student in crisis? Here's how to help!

Help create a Community of Care at BGSU and make sure no Falcon struggles unnoticed and alone! Start the Conversation is a collaborative training offered by the Counseling Center and the Humanities Troupe from the Department of Theatre and Film. In the training, you will learn how to contribute to a community of care, how to identify the warning signs of people who may be struggling, and how to help (including suicide prevention strategies). Simple expressions of care are powerful, and you can make a difference in someone's life!

The next training is Friday, March 19, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. via Zoom.

Register here and learn more about how you can help create a community of care at BGSU!

10. Join BGSU's Center for Public Impact for a coffee break!

BGSU CPI Coffee Break
March 19 | 12 p.m.
Zoom

Lori Hines from BG Farmer's Market and Work Leads to Independence helps to kick off this series! Join BGSU's Center for Public Impact for a short "coffee break" to meet Bowling Green community partners & discuss how they are playing a role in developing a thriving community.

Registration is required and this meeting will be recorded for future access. Register here.

Questions? Contact BGSU's Center for Public Impact at publicimpact@bgsu.edu

11. Registration for Diversity Symposium CLOSING SOON

The call for undergraduate presentations is now open for our annual Undergraduate Symposium on Diversity. The Symposium will be held this year virtually (asynchronously) with the website launching on Monday, March 29.

Undergraduate students from any discipline are encouraged to submit a presentation on any topic related to diversity in the broadest sense (including topics on culture, ethnicity, race, gender, sexuality, socioeconomic status, age, and disability). Group presentations based on classroom work as well as presentations created outside the classroom as part of a research, scholarly, or creative project with a faculty mentor will be accepted. Student presentations will be uploaded to the symposium website and will have to have to include some pre-recorded or written narration.

DEADLINE FOR PRESENTATION REGISTRATION: March 19, 2021. Please submit presentation proposals here.

Keynote Speaker will be Khani Begum, Associate Professor of English, Arts and Sciences: “Diversity Now: The Importance of Centering Diversity in Education for a Less Divisive and Safer Future”

If you are faculty, please consider also to:
• Share this call for presentations widely with your students.
• Have your students attend the symposium virtually as a class to complete an assignment related to diversity.
• Be one of our judges at the symposium by signing up here.

Judging can be done remotely and asynchronously any time starting the week of March 29.

12. Crochet and Connect

Join the Center for Women and Gender Equity as we re-start Crochet and Connect! All Crocheters, Knitters, and other yarn crafters are welcome. Whether you have been doing your craft for years or are just learning, we would love to see you there! we are going to try and work on a group project that will be discussed as a potential service project.

We are starting March 22 and will meet every Monday from 3-4 p.m. Join here.

Meeting ID: 893 8357 5348
Passcode: 206376
Email cwge@bgsu.edu with any questions.

13. Focused Falcons: Advanced Mindfulness Workshop Series

Focused Falcons: Intermediate/Advanced is a free 4-week workshop to help manage stress, strengthen attention, and increase memory.

Weekly sessions specifically designed for strengthening your ability to focus and pay attention. The workshop is designed for past participants of the Focused Falcons program or individuals who practice mindfulness on their own and are looking to deepen their practice. The program includes learning mindfulness meditation, stress management techniques, methods to respond to difficult situations and skills to live with intention and purpose.

Workshops are free for BGSU students, faculty and staff in collaboration with the BGSUS Counseling Center. Our beginner level workshop will be Tuesdays, March 23 and 30, and April 6 and 13 from 12 – 12:50 p.m.

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!
Register online.
THRIVE is a campus-wide comprehensive well-being initiative. Learn more here.

For more information:
Morgan Alexander-Coster | Recreation and Wellness
morgale@bgsu.edu

14. BGSU Science Cafe: Linking Watersheds and Wetlands to Lake Fisheries in 2021

BGSU Science Cafe: Linking Watersheds and Wetlands to Lake Fisheries in 2021

Dr. Jeff Miner, a professor in BGSU's Department of Biological Sciences, will discuss environmental connections between water and habitat quality on fisheries in western Lake Erie, focusing on Sandusky Bay habitat restoration efforts. He will address the habitat requirements of Northern Pike in terms of wetland restoration. He also will address how efforts in the Sandusky Bay/River complex for water quality improvement and fisheries management may affect the critically important Walleye fishery.

Thursday, March 25 | 6 - 8 p.m.

Livestream - REGISTER TODAY

BGSU Science Café

This is the fifth in a series of events to highlight the important work being done by BGSU researchers that impacts the quality of life in our region, the state and the world. Registration is required for the livestream.

For additional information, call 419-372-9865 or email publicimpact@bgsu.edu. Sponsored by the Center for Great Lakes and Watershed Studies, Division of Research and Economic Engagement and the Center for Public Impact.

15. Binary and Non-Binary Transgender Consumer Groups research

Family and Consumer Sciences faculty members are currently conducting consumer research: Binary and Non-Binary Transgender Consumer Groups and Their Perspectives on Fashion Design, Marketing and Retail Practices.

The goal of this research is to explore the opinions of binary and non-binary transgender individuals regarding fashion design and marketing, and inclusive retail practices of companies. We invite you to speak with us in a one-on-one Zoom interview; it should take no more than one hour. For your participation, you will receive a $10 Starbucks gift card as compensation.

Your participation in this research is voluntary and you are free to withdraw your participation from this research at any time without any penalty or loss of benefits. You may also refuse to answer any question. Your responses will solely be used for research purposes. If you have any questions regarding the research and participation opportunities, please contact Dr. Su Yun Bae and Dr. Elizabeth Holman at fcsresearch@bgsu.edu in the School of Family and Consumer Sciences.

If you are interested in participating in the study, please click here to find the consent form and provide some introductory information about yourself. As soon as we receive your contact information, we will be in touch to schedule a remote interview.

Dr. Su Yun Bae, FMPD Faculty
Dr. Elizabeth Holman, HDFS Faculty

16. FORGE period products in bathrooms

Last semester FORGE asked what bathrooms you wanted to see menstrual products around campus and we have delivered! You can find products in the Union (Women and All Gender on the first floor), the Rec Center (Women's locker room), the library (Women's first floor), the Technology building, Hayes Hall (Women's second floor) and Olscamp (Women's first floor). These products are not to take and go. They are in case you need a product and do not have one with you. Grab and go bags will be coming later this semester, so be on the lookout for that announcement!

If you like to see these products in the bathrooms or support FORGE's mission, consider donating products outside of Hayes Hall 280!

17. Monsters, heroes, heroines, and gods…

This summer, take the BG Perspective-approved CLCV 3800 "Classical Mythology" and read Roman and Greek myth stories that have been told and retold for over two thousand years! 100% Online courses are available both summer sessions: CLCV 3800-101W (#40988), the first 6-weeks or CLCV 3800-102W (#41043), the second 6-weeks. These popular classes are filling quickly, so don't delay...enroll today! ...and for the Fall semester, consider enrolling in "Norse Mythology" CLCV 3900-1001 (#75942), taught in-person MWF 11:30-12:20 p.m.

1. Expand Your Horizons, Expand Your Possibilities

Visit 2021 Expand Your Horizons (bgsu.edu/horizons) and explore the many experiential learning opportunities at BGSU. You could even win prizes! By completing the Experiential Learning Quiz by Monday, March 15 you will be entered into a raffle* to win the following prizes:

• iPad Pro ($750 value)
• Falcon Outfitters Gift Card ($200 value)
• Amazon Gift Card ($100 value)
• Starbucks Gift Card ($50 value)

*Only one entry per student. Winners contacted directly.

2. Career Center drop-in hours aid summer internship goals

Drop-in to the Career Center to clarify your summer internship and employment plans! In 15-20 minutes you can address almost any career-related topic including resumes and cover letters. Stop by or call this Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon from 1 - 3:00 p.m. Professional headshots are also offered on Friday from 1 - 3 p.m. No appointment is necessary.

The Career Center is located on the second floor of the student union (225 BTSU) above Falcon Outfitters, or call 419-372-2356.

3. Student attendance capacities for outdoor sports

We are happy to announce the student attendance capacities for outdoor sports this Spring. All tickets are free for students for these sports. And tickets will be given out on a first-come, first-serve basis. Student IDs must be shown upon entry.

• Men's Soccer - 30 Students
• Women's Soccer - 40 Students
• Baseball - 50 Students

4. TODAY - LGBTQ+ Group Coloring w/ Out(?) Falcons

Join LGBTQ+ Programs and the Counseling Center for a special meeting of the Out(?) Falcons LGBTQ+ student support group on Monday, March 15 from 4-5 p.m. via Zoom! Come to color, participate in voice or text chat, or leave your video off and just color in the community - this hour is for you! If you need coloring supplies, you can pick those up in the LGBTQ+ Resource Center (427 BTSU)!

Out(?) Falcons is a space for LGBTQ+ and questioning students to find community, share their experiences, and talk about issues affecting LGBTQ+ people EVERY Monday from 4-5 p.m. We're a casual, "come as you are" group - stop by as often or as little as you want!

Email Phil at phughes@bgsu.edu for the Zoom info!

5. Help us put menstrual products in campus restrooms!

We are hosting a period drive! Throughout the month of March, drop off menstrual product donations outside of room 280 in Hayes Hall. These products will go toward putting menstrual products in public restrooms around campus! One donor each week will be chosen to win a free Diva Cup. If there are any questions, feel free to email me at acara@bgsu.edu

6. Movie Night: Women's History Month Edition - The Glorias

Join University Activities Organization for Movie Tuesday. We will be showing The Glorias in honor of Women's History Month on Tuesday, March 16 starting at 7:30 p.m. It will be completely virtual and will be available for 24 hours.. So you can watch it on your own time until 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday! The link and QR code will be posted on our social media. Follow us to stay up to date on our events this semester @bgsu_uao on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook!

7. Virtual focus group for first-year students - Win a $25 Amazon gift card!

Hello, first-year students! For our Public Relations capstone class we will be conducting a virtual focus group via Zoom about diversity and systemic racism on BGSU's campus and within the Bowling Green community. All participants' identities will remain confidential. Once the focus group is over you will be put into a drawing for a $25 Amazon gift card. Questions? Feel free to email Cassidy Burger at burgece@bgsu.edu.

Event: Tuesday, March 16
Time: 7:30-8:15 p.m.
Platform: Zoom
Register here.

8. Apply to be a 2021 Fall Welcome Leader!

Want to have a leadership experience that will change your life? Become a 2021 Fall Welcome Leader and be one of the first friends for the incoming class of 2025!

If you are interested in this memorable volunteer position, come to one of our information sessions or “FaWLpaloozas” on Zoom. The link and dates for these sessions are below, and the application can be found here.

Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, March 21!
Zoom link here.
Password: bgsu
Date: Tuesday, March 16 at 4 p.m.

If you would like to apply and cannot make any of these sessions or have any questions about the position, please contact David Pérez at perezd@bgsu.edu!

9. Wellness Days volunteer/service opportunity with FLOC Toledo

The BGSU Center for Public Impact is offering a service opportunity for students on the upcoming March 22 & 23 Wellness Days! We will be working with FLOC in Toledo, a nonprofit organization that works to address issues impacting the migrant farmworkers in northwest Ohio. We will participate in in-house education about FLOC and learn how BGSU students can be community advocates.

Sign up here - Spots are limited!

This is an in-person service opportunity that will provide participants with 12 service hours. Students must provide their own transportation to 1221 Broadway Street in Toledo and provide their own meals/snacks. This is not an overnight trip. Face coverings must be worn at all times and physical distancing will be enforced. Email bgab@bgsu.edu if you have any questions!

10. Rest in Protest

This intentional hour is designed for you to carve out space and time in your schedule for rest. We will begin with a brief introduction to the idea that rest is a form of resistance as noted by Tricia Hersey, founder of The Nap Ministry. For the rest of the hour we will be engaging in sound therapy where you can simply rest, share in poetry or stories or meditate.

The hour of rest will take place on Tuesday, March 23 at 4 p.m.

Email sacrame@bgsu.edu. to register and receive a swag bag!

11. NRHH Spring Leadership Conference

Please join the National Residence Hall Honorary on Thursday, March 25 from 6:45-9 p.m. for our spring leadership conference “Shoot for the Stars.” There are several opportunities to learn about goal setting, leadership styles, and time management. Our keynote speaker is an astronomy professor at the University of Tennessee, talking about leadership from within an organization.

Register for the event here.

12. Apply for the ICS Student Research Award!

The ICS Student Research Award provides funds for undergraduate and graduate students to do research on an interdisciplinary topic and collaborate with a community partner to connect that research to the public good.

All student applications must have a faculty sponsor who agrees to oversee the research project. Qualitative projects on topics of public interest will be prioritized. Recipients of the award are required to give a public presentation of their work at a CURS research symposium or other similar venues. In keeping with the ICS mission, we also require students to conduct a community engagement activity, which the ICS Director will advise.

Awarded funds of $250 can be used for material expenses such as travel, software, books, and materials. Any money left over after expenses are paid will be an award amount.

Applications are due Friday, March 26 by 5 p.m. Click here for more info.

13. @Home Virtual Watch Party - Snacks provided!

Homelessness is a multifaceted issue that affects more than an estimated 500,000 Americans. Join the BGSU Center for Public Impact as we watch and reflect on the documentary @Home, a documentary covering the fruitful stories of a handful of homeless individuals in America.

Snacks will be provided and available for pickup in the BGSU Center for Public Impact, 100 University Hall, before the event. Sign up to watch here.

14. Apply for Fall Internship at ICS!

BGSU students,

Are you looking for opportunities to put your academic research and writing skills into practice? Are you looking for meaningful work experience from the convenient location of BGSU’s campus? Would you like to do it for course credit? Then consider applying to be an intern for BGSU’s own interdisciplinary, public humanities center. You can get valuable experience with event planning, marketing and public relations, graphic design, research and curricular development and more.

ICS internships are offered in the following tracks:

• Social Media and Publicity
• Graphic Design
• Research & Curriculum Development
• Project Management
• Video Production
• Podcast Research and Production

Click here to find out more about ICS internships and how to apply! Review of applications will begin immediately, with interviews to follow. Applications are due Friday, April 2.

15. Looking to get more involved on campus? Join OSCPA

Are you interested in getting more involved on campus this spring? Look no further than the Ohio Society of CPAs (OSCPA)! This society is open to students of all majors and has the following membership benefits:

• Exclusive scholarship opportunities
• Participate in leadership development programs & networking events
• CPA Exam Center loaded with information & discounts on review materials
• Access to OSCPA Career Center resources as well as internship & job opportunities
• Access to LAUNCH - a student guide for employment in Ohio
• Professional news & information
• Student Membership is FREE!

If you are interested in joining OSCPA, please follow the steps below:

• Visit "my.ohiocpa.com"
• Click "Sign In/Register"
• Click "I am a Student"
• Complete the "Account Information", "Contact Info", "Education" and "Communication Preferences" sections
• Click "Create"

If you have any questions or would like to learn more about OSCPA please reach out to Matt Carroll (matthtc@bgsu.edu).

16. Cheaper than a flight to Moscow...and BGP approved!

Russia has a long and rich cultural history, steeped in literature, dance, the arts, and music. Enroll in the BG Perspective-approved RUSN 2150-101W (#42602), this Summer! In this 12 week, 100% online class, you’ll learn about Russian culture, arts, family and social life, folkways and religion. Readings, presentations and writing in English.

Questions? Talk with your advisor, or visit here. Register today!

1. Writing Tools and Resources

3/17, 1-2 p.m. via WebEx

Writing Tools and Resources

This workshop will provide an overview of different writing tools and resources that are available to help your writing be more effective, productive and enjoyable.

Format: Lecture/Discussion with Questions and Answers

Register here.

Participation is remote and can be asynchronous. Workshops are targeted toward graduate students, but open to all. Consider registering for our other workshops!

• 3/31 Reverse Outlines for Better Organization

• 4/7 Creating and Managing a Summer Writing Schedule

1. NCFDD 14-Day Writing Challenge

The National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NCFDD) 14-Day Writing Challenge for spring, 2021 runs from March 22 to April 4.

Registration is free for all NCFDD members. The Registration Deadline is Wednesday, March 17.

Due BGSU has an institutional NCFDD membership, you simply need to register your membership (if you haven’t already done so) here. All BGSU faculty, staff, graduate students and postdoctoral scholars have access. Select Bowling Green State University as your home institution and then register to become an NCFDD member for free.

Once you are a member, you can sign up for the 14-Day Writing Challenge here. Faculty, staff, graduate students and postdoctoral scholars are all welcome to participate in this event.

If you have questions, please contact the Center for Faculty Excellence: cfe@bgsu.edu

2. Flipped Classroom: One Step at a Time

Have you thought about flipping your classroom, but didn’t know where to start? This session will help you plan one lesson for “flipping” and show how you can use assessment to design classroom activities to enhance student learning. Come prepared with a class in mind, or you can learn from what the presenter has already done in her class, as we will be doing hands-on activities throughout the session. Whether you have already started changing your classroom or are just in the beginning stages, you will learn something new.

Learning Objectives:

• Record a lecture and post to Canvas for asynchronous student lectures;

• Produce a quiz in Canvas for assessment of learning material for future classroom activities;

• Create alternative activities for engaged learning and authentic learning experiences based on prior learning materials posted to Canvas. Register here.

3. Apply to the ICS Team-Teaching Program

In order to encourage ongoing interdisciplinary collaboration, regularly participating members of ICS clusters will be eligible to apply for financial support to co-teach a class. The team-teaching application is open to anyone in the University, but each application/proposal must be clearly connected to either a) an existing ICS cluster or b) a new cluster being proposed.

Each year, up to 2 distinct team-taught courses will be supported, usually 1 per semester. Each funded team-taught course will allow 2 faculty members, from separate units, to co-teach a single course at regular enrolment levels, at full pay (and in load), during the regular Academic Year.

Proposals for team-taught courses must be submitted by at least 1 full-time faculty member. Potential instructors for team-taught courses may be full or part-time faculty members. ICS is currently accepting initial proposals for Fall 2022 team-taught courses. Stage 1 Proposals are due Friday, March 26, 2021. Visit bgsu.edu/ics for more info.

4. Research Seminar: Personal and Collective Healing for Women of Color Using the Martial Arts

Join the Center for Women and Gender Equity for a research seminar titled Personal and Collective Healing for Women of Color Using the Martial Arts: Preliminary Results of a Qualitative Dissertation

Trauma and cultural psychology have been critiqued for their failure to account for factors of relationship and place in trauma research, which may reinforce legacies of colonization and negatively affect mental health. Feminist conceptual frameworks and decolonizing research methods have been suggested as tools that can transform the discipline of psychological research and practice offering new possibilities for thinking through research and practices of trauma recovery. This presentation will outline preliminary findings as the researcher, Jacqueline Barco, doctoral candidate in Counseling Psychology at the University of Utah and martial arts practitioner for over 15 years, addresses these gaps in psychological trauma using feminist and decolonizing frameworks and individual narratives as data to explore the impact of colonization on women of color and how women of color make meaning of their own healing and recovery from trauma through participation in martial arts. The presentation will include a discussion of how the use of feminist and women of color research methodologies can be transformative in challenging the discipline to think and listen differently.

Email cwge@bgsu.edu to sign up.

5. Safe Zone Training for Faculty

The Safe Zone workshop promotes awareness of LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer +) people. The workshop provides education concerning LGBTQ+ issues and seeks to improve the environment for LGBTQ+ people. This workshop helps to build a support network of allies for the BGSU LGBTQ+ community.

Please visit our webpage for workshop goals and learning objectives.

Register here for a Safe Zone Training for Faculty workshop being offered through the Center for Faculty Excellence in collaboration with the Office of Multicultural Affairs.

6. Impact Solutions Virtual Professional Development Session: Balancing Work, Home, & Play

Join us on April 13, 2021 at 2 p.m. for the Impact Solutions Sessions: Balancing Work, Home, and Play.

Please see the registration link below: Balancing Work, Home, and Play – Ria Dark, 4/13/21, 2-3pm - Zoom link here.

There are additional sessions for the remainder of the year you can register for below: Positive Conflict Resolution – Judith Eugene, 5/11/21, 2-3pm - Zoom link here.

Why Professional Boundaries Matter – Andrea Peck, 9/14/21, 2-3pm - Zoom link here.

Managing Critical Behaviors in the Workplace – Sandra Bishop, 10/12/21, 2-3pm - Zoom link here.

Delegating for Improved Effectiveness – Adam Feiner, 11/9/21, 2-3pm - Zoom link here.

If you have any questions, please email Suzi Saunders-O'Herron, M.Ed, HR Training Specialist, at smsaund@bgsu.edu or contact her by phone at 419-372-2126.