Category Archives: TV Content

In our latest edition of the Oiler Profile, UF senior Jordan Grimes chats with The Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery. Grimes says he was sold on Findlay when he learned he’d have to earn everything he got. The defensive back also points out why there actually is a “I” in team, expresses joy in […]

This week’s Oiler Profile feature senior lineman Michael Jerrell. The offensive tackle speaks with the Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery, about his lofty goals for both the end of this season and beyond, how he’s focused on Plan A (while Plan B can wait), and two of his favorite acronyms…MBA and R&B. Check it out!

Junior defensive back Johnny Harris joins the Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery, in this edition of Oiler Profile. The Cleveland native talks about the role that Oilers head coach Kory Allen played in bringing him west to UF. He also reminisces on the two best weeks of his Findlay career & tells us about […]

In the latest edition of Oiler Profile, 6th-year senior Grey Brancifort takes some time out with The Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery. These guys chat about past successes, future goals, the love of the game, and this linebacker’s desire to one day change his job description from LB to FBI.

In the latest edition of Oiler Profile, the Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery, sits down with tight end Mike Rigerman. The UF senior chats about the geographic tie that binds him to his head coach, the lofty goals he’s set for both himself & his team, and his desire to continue playing football once […]

6th-year senior Reggie Micheaux sits down with the Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery, to chat about the best moments of his Oilers career, his lofty goals for the season at hand, and his love of video games.

From Oct. 4, 2023 at Winebrenner Theological Seminary – Officer Trevor Johnson from the Ottawa County Drug Awareness Response Team leads the talk. CAHSS, the Department of Justice Sciences, CPHM, and COHP are hosting this guest lecture on the opioid epidemic and its ramifications in NW Ohio.

This week, the voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery, welcomes running back Garret Clark into the interview chair. The Oilers senior talks about the coach who drew him to Findlay, becoming a team leader, and his caffeine intake on game days.

Barbara Mahany addresses the Book of Nature as an ancient and timeless theology embraced by sacred traditions the world over. Metaphorical in name, it holds that creation, the kaleidoscope of heaven and earth and all in between, is God’s first sacred text, spelled out in the alphabet letters of every leaf on every tree, in […]

This week, Oilers offensive lineman Ta’Jamere Nash takes a seat next to the Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery. The guys chat about the bonds that brought the big man from Massillon to the Flag City, as well as how high school rivalries don’t die & how Nash has his post-college sights set on the […]

In this week’s Oiler Profile, the Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery, sits down with Cam Childers, who transferred into UF as a wide receiver after playing defensive back at Purdue. Childers talks about maintaining personal relationships with the UF coaches, how his football brothers help fulfill the life of an only child, and about […]

On the latest edition of Oiler Profile, 5th-year corner Brennan Perry sits down with the Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery. The guys talk about Perry’s team & personal goals for the season, as well as how he developed a love of football through success at a young age, and more!

There’s a lot of Findlay football history in this episode of our Oiler Profile. Former Findlay HS star and Oilers legacy Sam Weihrauch sits down with the voice of Findlay football, Tim Montgomery. The linebacker talks about what made him decide to stay at home to play college ball, living up to the example set by his hall-of-fame father, preparing for life outside of football, and much more.

Del Suggs, a nationally recognized speaker, musician, and author, joins Sharinda to share the advice that he imparts when he visits campuses all across the country each year.

In our latest edition of Oiler Profile, sophomore wideout Bryan Hunt talks to The Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery, about winning state championships, his goals for the Orange & Black this fall, and how tight of a bond he’s forging with his UF teammates.

Returning Findlay quarterback Alec Bornhorst sits down with the Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery. Amongst other topics, the guys chat about chasing championships, working toward a Masters degree, and time management (time management, time management, time management, time management…). Watch the video & you’ll understand!

Join the Voice of Findlay Football, Tim Montgomery, as he sits down for a preseason interview with Oilers head coach Kory Allen.

The Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences stops by to talk to Sharinda about the wide variety of majors & opportunities that his college has to offer University of Findlay students.

Sharinda introduces us to David Zach and his band, Remedy Drive. We learn how David is fighting to end human trafficking through both his music and undercover work for The Exodus Road.

May 6, 2023 at 9am
Koehler Fitness & Recreation Complex

May 6, 2023 at 3pm
Koehler Fitness & Recreation Complex

April 25th from 9am-3pm
TLB Auditorium, Winebrenner Theological Seminary

On behalf of the Buford Center for Diversity and Service, we present this year’s 3rd annual Health Equity- I Can Make A Difference event. This event will be hosted by The College of Pharmacy Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion who will feature keynote speaker, Dr. Stella Safo, MD, MPH, HIV Primary Care Physician and Founder of […]

Sharinda welcomes award-winning inspirational speaker & author Dr. Joshua Fredenburg into our studio for the 2nd episode of this spring semester’s Art & Culture Show.

Every year we invite a reputed mathematician to come and present mathematical ideas in an entertaining way. On that day, all math classes will be cancelled and almost all our undergraduate students and local high school students will attend. The speaker will give two talks which are accessible to non- math majors. The first talk is from 10:00-10:50 a.m. and the second one is from 1:00-1:50 p.m. in Winebrenner.

Our speaker this year is Dr. Pam Warton. We all know Pam. She served UF number of years in various positions. She was the math department chair and inspired everyone in math department through her leadership and approachability. She won numerous awards for her teaching and contributions towards mathematics. She is the recipient of Distinguishing teaching award of mathematics of Ohio MAA and UF’s David Allen Award for Holistic Teaching Excellence. Though she retired officially last year she couldn’t retire from mathematics and teaching. So, she is coming to share her love of mathematics and in particular Game Theory. Attached is the Math Day flier which contains Math Day info for your perusal.

We are excited to have the opportunity to see Dr. Pam Warton. We would like as many students as possible to benefit from this. Please mark your calendar for March 15th and join us in celebrating mathematics.

Every year we invite a reputed mathematician to come and present mathematical ideas in an entertaining way. On that day, all math classes will be cancelled and almost all our undergraduate students and local high school students will attend. The speaker will give two talks which are accessible to non- math majors. The first talk is from 10:00-10:50 a.m. and the second one is from 1:00-1:50 p.m. in Winebrenner.

Our speaker this year is Dr. Pam Warton. We all know Pam. She served UF number of years in various positions. She was the math department chair and inspired everyone in math department through her leadership and approachability. She won numerous awards for her teaching and contributions towards mathematics. She is the recipient of Distinguishing teaching award of mathematics of Ohio MAA and UF’s David Allen Award for Holistic Teaching Excellence. Though she retired officially last year she couldn’t retire from mathematics and teaching. So, she is coming to share her love of mathematics and in particular Game Theory. Attached is the Math Day flier which contains Math Day info for your perusal.

We are excited to have the opportunity to see Dr. Pam Warton. We would like as many students as possible to benefit from this. Please mark your calendar for March 15th and join us in celebrating mathematics.

Hosted by the BRITE Center in the University of Findlay College of Business (COB), the Innovation Competition provides an opportunity for students to learn more about innovation and entrepreneurship through the development of an idea, creation of a business plan, and delivery of a final presentation.

The competition will host three divisions – green initiative, innovative business, and high school – to ensure creative ideas and provide opportunities that reflect our students’ interests. The competition is open to all University of Findlay full-time, part-time, and degree-completion undergraduate students, as well as high school students who would like to learn more about the business program at the University of Findlay. The competition is open to individuals or teams of four or less.

College Entries:

1st place – $1500
2nd place – $1000
3rd place – $500

High School Entries:

1st place – $500
2nd place – $400
3rd place – $300
4th place- $200
5th place- $100

The finals of the Innovation Competition will be held on the evening of March 14, 2023, in the Winebrenner, TLB Auditorium.

The first episode of season six on the University of Findlay Art & Culture Show takes us to the 22nd Annual Comedy Jam at the Marathon Center for Performing Arts. Our host, Sharinda Welton, spends some time on stage with the headliners of the 2023 event: Tim Young, Wali Collins, and Karith Foster.

Ellie Janszen & Kwesi Caldwell bring you news and interviews from around the University of Findlay campus, featuring reporting by Taylor Christensen. Under the guidance of professor Amy Rogan, the Pulse Media Network produces its first newscast of 2023. Topics include: new ownership at the Ruscilli Family Bookstore, new tools to combat winter weather on campus, a familiar face being promoted atop the athletic department, rapper Yung Gravy headlining next month’s Oiler Music Festival, the Buford Center asking for your donations as they help those in need, and major updates to an on-campus hangout.

Thursday, January 26 & Friday, January 27, 2023
Alumni Memorial Union, 1001 N. Cory Street​​

Featuring Alyson Stover, MOT, JD, OTR/L, BCP

Thursday – 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Right Here, Right Now: Using Community Needs, Urgency, and Action Research to Build Innovative Occupational Therapy Programs

Friday ​- 9:15 – 11:15 a.m.​
We are OT: Realizing our Past, to Propel our Present, and Empower our Future​​

Alyson Stover MOT, JD, OTR/L, BCP is an associate professor in the Department of Occupational Therapy at the University of Pittsburgh. She obtained her Juris Doctorate in law with a post-graduate certificate in health law from the University of Pittsburgh. Her areas of practice expertise include pediatrics, trauma-informed occupational therapy, and holistic approaches to substance use disorder. Additionally, Dr. Stover is one of only 20 individuals in Pennsylvania holding AOTA Board Certification in Pediatrics. She owns a private outpatient pediatric practice north of Pittsburgh and co-founded a non-profit organization that uses occupation to address community, societal and population needs. She has served as PI and Co-PI on various nationally and state-funded research projects involving SBIRT-Plus development and training, trauma-informed occupational therapy for the intervention of children who have experienced sexual trauma, and the use of occupational therapy in the treatment of substance misuse. Dr. Stover’s interests include using occupational therapy as a powerful driving force for larger health care change, advancing occupational therapy’s national and global relevance, and occupational therapy’s role as a leader in policy development and implementation. Her clinical passion is in access to care for underserved and underrepresented populations. Dr. Stover commenced her position as President of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) on July 1, 2022.

Thursday, January 26 & Friday, January 27, 2023
Alumni Memorial Union, 1001 N. Cory Street​​

Featuring Alyson Stover, MOT, JD, OTR/L, BCP

Thursday – 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Right Here, Right Now: Using Community Needs, Urgency, and Action Research to Build Innovative Occupational Therapy Programs

Friday ​- 9:15 – 11:15 a.m.​
We are OT: Realizing our Past, to Propel our Present, and Empower our Future​​

Alyson Stover MOT, JD, OTR/L, BCP is an associate professor in the Department of Occupational Therapy at the University of Pittsburgh. She obtained her Juris Doctorate in law with a post-graduate certificate in health law from the University of Pittsburgh. Her areas of practice expertise include pediatrics, trauma-informed occupational therapy, and holistic approaches to substance use disorder. Additionally, Dr. Stover is one of only 20 individuals in Pennsylvania holding AOTA Board Certification in Pediatrics. She owns a private outpatient pediatric practice north of Pittsburgh and co-founded a non-profit organization that uses occupation to address community, societal and population needs. She has served as PI and Co-PI on various nationally and state-funded research projects involving SBIRT-Plus development and training, trauma-informed occupational therapy for the intervention of children who have experienced sexual trauma, and the use of occupational therapy in the treatment of substance misuse. Dr. Stover’s interests include using occupational therapy as a powerful driving force for larger health care change, advancing occupational therapy’s national and global relevance, and occupational therapy’s role as a leader in policy development and implementation. Her clinical passion is in access to care for underserved and underrepresented populations. Dr. Stover commenced her position as President of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) on July 1, 2022.