Class notes/In memoriam

April 19th, 2019 | Comments Off on Class notes/In memoriam | Posted in Class notes/In memoriam

Please submit your class note to: Amanda.Schwartz@utoledo.edu Class Notes ’80s Jerry Michalkiewicz (Bus ’83) was promoted from senior accountant to manager in the accounting firm UHY LLP, located in Sterling Heights, Mich. UHY is a licensed CPA firm providing advisory services to its clients. **Laurie L. Adams (Eng ’86) was selected as the 2019 Engineer […] Read more »

Connect with students and fellow alumni through RocketConnect

April 19th, 2019 | Comments Off on Connect with students and fellow alumni through RocketConnect | Posted in UT Technology

  The University of Toledo Alumni Association invites you to join RocketConnect, a new, complimentary mentoring and networking program. You will have the opportunity to help guide students and fellow alumni with questions about career paths, industries, graduate school choices, and much more in this online community. UT alumni from around the world in every […] Read more »

Freeing the enslaved

March 15th, 2019 | Comments Off on Freeing the enslaved | Posted in From Our Alumni

Expert on human trafficking seeks solutions to ‘human rights issue of our lifetime’ By Laurie B. Davis Dr. Celia Williamson (UTCTC ’83, A/S ’88), an internationally recognized advocate for victims of labor and sex trafficking, began her career on a different path in the early 1990s. She was a social worker in North Toledo then […] Read more »

Drawn to the past

March 15th, 2019 | Comments Off on Drawn to the past | Posted in From Our Alumni

Archives she helped build and steward rewarded alumna with stories to share By Laurie B. Davis When Barbara Floyd (A/S ’80, ’82, ’89) began attending The University of Toledo in 1976, a professor of American history lectured on a prominent historical figure in her very first class. She knew how the story went and how […] Read more »

Your alma mater, March 2019

March 15th, 2019 | Comments Off on Your alma mater, March 2019 | Posted in Your Alma Mater

UToledo graduate programs jump in U.S. News rankings I’m pleased to report that The University of Toledo’s graduate programs are recognized among the best in the nation in the 2020 U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings. Coupled with recent accolades for online programs and professor accessibility we shared in January, these significant […] Read more »

UToledo in the news

March 15th, 2019 | Comments Off on UToledo in the news | Posted in UToledo in the news

UToledo researchers develop new mouse model for Type 1 diabetes that mimics full scope of the human disease Researchers at The University of Toledo have found a new way to replicate in lab mice the development and progression of Type I diabetes, a breakthrough that has the potential to reshape how the chronic disease is […] Read more »

Class notes/In memoriam

March 15th, 2019 | Comments Off on Class notes/In memoriam | Posted in Class notes/In memoriam

Please submit your class note to: Amanda.Schwartz@utoledo.edu Class Notes ’70s Hon. Steve Hawley (Ed ’72) was named deputy minority leader for the 2019 legislative session. He is an Assemblyman for New York and represents the 139th Assembly District. ’80s Christa Luttmann (Ed ’84) recently accepted a position in the office of Ohio Governor Mike DeWine […] Read more »

Connect with students and fellow alumni through RocketConnect

March 15th, 2019 | Comments Off on Connect with students and fellow alumni through RocketConnect | Posted in UT Technology

The University of Toledo Alumni Association invites you to join RocketConnect, a new, complimentary mentoring and networking program. You will have the opportunity to help guide students and fellow alumni with questions about career paths, industries, graduate school choices, and much more in this online community. UT alumni from around the world in every degree […] Read more »

Adaptations

February 15th, 2019 | Comments Off on Adaptations | Posted in From Our Alumni

Carlson Library gets creative with spaces to improve visitor experience By Laurie B. Davis Following the 2016 renovations at the William S. Carlson Library, its gate count increased 40 percent within the first year. “So, we now have a million visitors; that’s a tremendous jump in one year,” says Beau Case, dean of the University […] Read more »

Painting a visual narrative

February 15th, 2019 | Comments Off on Painting a visual narrative | Posted in From Our Alumni

Student artists take experiential learning process to the public By Laurie B. Davis What’s different about working independently on a painting for a class and collaborating with a partner on a public mural? If you ask BFA students Tara Yarzand and Rose Mansel-Pleydell, who recently completed the front side of the clock tower mural in […] Read more »

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