Orientation Book by UNOH

2026

HOUSING

ADVANTAGES OF CAMPUS LIVING

CONVENIENCE

EVERYTHING YOU NEED ON CAMPUS

Student Activities • Food Court • Library

Indoor Athletic Complex • Student Clubs

24/7 SECURITY

STAY CONNECTED

Promote Social Engagement • Enjoy the Full College Experience • Make Lifelong Friends

The University of Northwestern Ohio has on-campus housing available for students up to 25 years old.

APPROVED APPLIANCES

Mini-fridges 3.3 cubic feet or smaller

1100 watt microwaves (1 per dorm)

Electric Skillet (with no exposed heating element)

Electric Hot Plate (with no exposed heating element)

Waffle Iron

Air Fryer

Smoothie Maker/Blender

Toaster/Toaster Oven

Coffee Machine

Electric Kettle

ITEMS YOU MAY WANT TO BRING

BEDDING

Sheets, Pillows, Blankets, Mattress Cover TOILETRIES

Towels, Soap, Shampoo, Toothpaste, etc. KITCHEN ITEMS

Silverware, Plates, Drinkware, Pans (Microwaves and small utility refrigerators are allowed.)

CLEANING SUPPLIES

Broom, Mop, Toilet Bowl/Oven Cleaners, Disinfectant Wipes, Sanitizer etc.

FURNITURE

Couch, Chairs, Lamps, Television, Desk

WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED

Air Conditioning Heating

Fire Extinguisher

Smoke Alarms

Closet Space

Bed Frame with Mattress

HOUSING REQUIREMENTS

COMPLETE HOUSING QUESTIONNAIRE

PAY $100 HOUSING APPLICATION FEE

FULFILL YOUR FINANCIAL OBLIGATION FOR THE COMING TERM

ACADEMIC SCHEDULE FOR THE UPCOMING TERM

HOUSING

NORTHWESTERN PARK DORMS

JUNE SESSION & AUGUST SESSION (BASED ON AVAILABILITY)

COLLEGE PARK DORMS

AUGUST & OCTOBER SESSIONS

SHERWOOD PARK DORMS

OCTOBER SESSION & FALL QUARTER

RACERS VILLAGE DORMS

JUNE SESSION & FALL QUARTER (BASED ON AVAILABILITY)

MEAL PLANS

The University of Northwestern Ohio offers three types of meal plans for all enrolled students. Meal plans can be used at the UNOH Food Court, Pit Stop, Racers Café, or Lock Sixteen Steakhouse. There are one, two, and three-meal-per day options. Each meal swipe must be used by the end of each term. Once enrolled in a Meal Plan Program, the student’s account will be billed each term until the University receives written notification to cancel or change the plan or the student stops attending. For snacks or extra meals, Racer Bucks can be added to any Student ID Card or Meal Plan. One Racer Buck is equivalent to $1.00. Racer Bucks can be added with cash, check, or credit card at any of the Food Service locations or by calling the Food Court at (419) 998-3129. For information on how to purchase UNOH Meal Plans, please contact the Business Office at (419) 998-3156.

STUDENT COMMONS FOOD COURT

The Food Court is located on the main floor of the Student Commons Building on the west end of the University’s campus. The Food Court features full-service and made-to-order meals at a variety of stations. The Food Court offers pizza, paninis, soups, a salad bar, sub station, hot and cold sandwiches, grill station, and home-cooked meals, along with orders to go. The Student Commons Food Court is open 7 days per week. Carry-out orders are available by phone at (419) 998-3129. Hours are subject to change during spring and summer terms.

RACERS CAFÉ

The Racers Café, located north of the 100 Building, is open 7:00am to 2:00pm, Monday through Thursday, 7:00am to 1:00pm, Friday, and may be closed during quarter breaks. The Racers Café features express service dining, perfect for between-class snacks and lunches. Items served at the Café include sandwiches, pizza, fries, and even delivery to on-campus housing! Hours are subject to change during spring and summer terms.

PIT STOP

The Pit Stop, located in the student lounge of the 300 Building, is open 7:00am to 10:00pm, Monday through Thursday, and is closed during session breaks. The Pit Stop features a limited menu of pizza, garlic bakes, and sandwiches. Hours are subject to change during spring and summer terms.

LOCK SIXTEEN STEAKHOUSE

Students on the UNOH Meal Plan can also use meal swipes at Lock Sixteen Steakhouse. Lock Sixteen Steakhouse is a full-service restaurant, open to the public from 11:00am until 10:00pm Tuesday through Thursday, 11:00am until 11:00pm Friday and Saturday, and 11:00am until 9:00pm on Sunday. Before ordering, students must indicate they are using their UNOH Meal Plan to the server.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

ENDLESS STUDENT ACTIVITIES

INTRAMURALS OPEN GYMS

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

BOWLING NIGHTS

FREE GIVEAWAYS FOR PARTICIPATION!

ON-CAMPUS EVENTS

WELCOME WEEK

OKTOBERFEST

LATE NIGHT BASH MAY DAZE

SUMMERFEST

GRADUATION CELEBRATION & MORE!

CLUBS

INTERESTED IN JOINING A CLUB? EMAIL THEM TO LEARN MORE!

AGRICULTURAL CLUB agclub@unoh.edu

AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION AMA@unoh.edu

AUTOCROSS CLUB autocross@unoh.edu

BOXING CLUB boxing@unoh.edu

DIESEL CLUB dieselclub@unoh.edu

OFF-CAMPUS

EVENTS LIMALAND 4X4 JAMBOREE

COUNTY FAIR STAR SPANGLED SPECTACULAR & MORE!

DRAG CLUB drag@unoh.edu

DRIFT CLUB drifting@unoh.edu

ESPORTS CLUB esports@unoh.edu

HEALTH CAREERS CLUB HCC@unoh.edu

MONSTER JAM CLUB mjclub@unoh.edu

MOTORSPORTS TEAM pshiggin@unoh.edu

UNOH STUDENT ACTIVITIES

OFF-ROAD CLUB offroad@unoh.edu

POWERLIFTING CLUB powerlifting@unoh.edu

OVER-THE-WALL CLUB overthewall@unoh.edu

RACE CLUB sklausi@unoh.edu

TECHNICAL SUPPORT AT LIMALAND campusevents@unoh.edu

RALLY CLUB rally@unoh.edu

IAC & ATHLETICS

MEN’S & WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

MEN’S & WOMEN’S BOWLING

MEN’S & WOMEN’S GOLF

MEN’S & WOMEN’S SOCCER

MEN’S BASEBALL

WOMEN’S SOFTBALL

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

WOMEN’S FLAG FOOTBALL CO-ED MOTORSPORTS TEAMS

If you would like to arrange for a try out for any Racers

INDOOR ATHLETIC COMPLEX

The UNOH Indoor Athletic Complex, or IAC, is a huge facility open seven days a week to all current UNOH students free of charge. Students can use the main floor workout space or use the fitness room to take one of the many ondemand classes. There are cardio machines, strength machines, and free weights complete with student locker rooms. And don’t forget to try your hand at conquering the UNOH Rock Wall. The Indoor Athletic Complex is a great place to work off stress and meet new friends on campus.

please contact the Athletic

The UNOH Racers are a member of the Wolverine Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) of the NAIA.

team,

Director in the 200 Building.

MYUNOH PORTAL

UNOH provides students access to several online services that enhance communication from application through graduation. Most notable are Racers Online, email, OneDrive, and the MyUNOH portal (http://my.unoh.edu). Most of these services may be used immediately upon acceptance as a student to the University.

Students may have access to the MyUNOH Portal on and off campus 24-hours a day. A valid UNOH email address and password are required. Students may change or reset their passwords by visiting http://support.unoh.edu/password/.

The MyUNOH Portal provides access to schedules, grades, unofficial transcripts, online payments, email, Racers Online, Racer Alerts, program course requirements, financial aid award information, documents and forms, student activities calendar, and access to many other student resources and campus offices.

MICROSOFT OFFICE 365

Microsoft offers students the FREE use of Office 365. What this means is that current UNOH students can install Office 365 onto their personal devices, such as laptop computers, and use the software for free. The free Office 365 program includes licenses for up to 5 installations of the Office 365 software. This includes Windows and Mac versions for PCs and laptops. Please visit http://support. unoh.edu/office365/ for details on how to take advantage of this free software which is a significant savings over purchasing Microsoft Office in the retail markets.

CAMPUS WI-FI

The University provides wireless Internet access (Wi-Fi) in all academic buildings as well as several common areas and parking lots for enrolled students. Wireless access is available throughout the Student Commons, including the Library and Food Court, the Racers Café, Racers Station, the College of Applied Technologies’ shop areas, and the student lounge and gymnasium within the 200 Building. Please check the campus map on https://www.unoh.edu/map/ for Wi-Fi locations and visit https://support.unoh. edu/wifi/ for instructions on how to connect.

PROXY ACCESS

UNOH students can provide trusted people, such as parents, guardians, spouses, or other family members, access to some of their private student information. Accessible areas can include grades, billing, and making payments on behalf of the student. The student can add, change, or remove proxy permissions at any time. More information about granting proxy access can be found at https://support.unoh.edu/articles/setup-proxy-access/.

LIBRARY

DR. CHERYL A MUELLER LIBRARY

With 11,000+ print material, 400,000+ e-books, 50,000+ streaming videos, and full-text access to more than 98,000 magazines, journals, and trade publications, the Dr. Mueller Library, located in the 13000 building, has resources for every paper and project. As an OhioLINK member, UNOH students have access to more than 50 million library items statewide. Dedicated group and silent study areas can accommodate the study needs of every student. Plenty of computers are available should students wish to work in the Library, but laptops are available for check-out should students wish to work remotely. Included in the Library’s collection are the Tool Shed and Recreational collections, where students can check out impact wrenches, jack and jack stands, VR goggles, and more.

COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS

The computer specifications below define a basic laptop or desktop computer that can successfully run Microsoft Office and access all UNOH websites. If you are enrolled in a program that requires a more powerful class of computer (Digital Multimedia, Digital Design, Video Processing, etc.), please consult with your instructor before making your purchase.

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NOTE ON THE LIMITATIONS

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CHROMEBOOKS Chromebooks are not a supported platform for most classes at UNOH. Chromebooks are primarily used for web browsing and can only install a limited number of consumer apps from the Play Store. These devices are not capable of running applications such as Microsoft Office. While you may be able to use the webbased versions of Microsoft Office for some documents on a Chromebook, you may not be able to complete assignments in classes that require more advanced features within Office. UNOH recommends purchasing a PC or Mac instead of a Chromebook.

PC Mac

Processor

Memory

Hard Drive

Graphics / Display

Graphics Card

Operating System

Software

Webcam

Audio

Internet Access

Web Browser

2 GHz or Higher

8 GB RAM

256 GB drive with 50 GB Free

Intel 2 GHz or higher

8 GB RAM

256 GB drive with 50 GB Free

Note: solid state hard drive recommended, Note: solid state hard drive recommended, but not required, for the operating system but not required, for the operating system for optimal performance for optimal performance

1280 x 1024 Resolution or higher

Supports the above display

Windows 11

Microsoft Office 365

1280 x 1024 Resolution or higher

Supports the above display

macOS 13 Ventura or higher **

Microsoft Office 365** (Free for current students) (Free for current students) Antivirus software Antivirus software

Built-in or externally connected webcam

Built-in or externally connected webcam capable of streaming and/or recording video. capable of streaming and/or recording video.

Audio Output with Speakers

25 Mbps or higher

Google Chrome (Latest)

Edge (Latest)

*No other browsers supported

Audio Output with Speakers

25 Mbps or higher

Google Chrome (Latest)

*No other browsers supported

** Office for Mac is supported on the three most recent versions of macOS. As new major versions of macOS are made generally available, Microsoft will drop support for the oldest version and support the newest and previous two versions of macOS. Product functionality and feature availability may vary on older systems. For the best experience, use the latest version of any operating system specified above.

REGISTRAR

COLLEGE OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES

Scheduling is an important part of the personalized customer service you will receive here at the University. To be scheduled for the first session, you must have at least $1,500 of your charges either paid or covered by financial aid. By the first day of class, 100% of your charges must be paid or covered by financial aid. You will receive a letter with instructions where to find your schedule on the Portal for your first session approximately two weeks before the session starts. This will tell you the course(s) you are scheduled for, room number of the course(s), and the time the course(s) will meet. Beginning with your second session, your schedule will be prepared automatically for each six-week session and can be viewed at my.unoh.edu.

You will attend class five hours a day, four days a week, for six weeks. Classes are held Monday through Thursday in three different blocks. Morning: 7:30am - 12:30pm, Afternoon: 1:00pm - 6:00pm, or Evening: 6:30pm - 11:30pm.

Students may submit valid ACT or SAT scores for placement into college-level courses. Any student scoring 18 or higher on the ACT English or math test or SAT test scores of 450 or higher in writing/reading or math are not required to take tests for placement in collegelevel courses. If you did not take the ACT or SAT, you have the opportunity to take the Math and English placement tests online prior to, or during, your first term. Any student passing the test with a 70% or higher will receive placement credit for those classes. Students may only take the placement test one time.

Please make sure that a final copy of your high school transcript has been sent to the Registrar’s office. High school transcripts must be mailed directly from your high school to the Registrar’s office. Transcripts can also be submitted via Parchment, National Student Clearinghouse, or Scribbles, and must be recieved prior to, or during, your first term. An email will be sent to your UNOH email from the Registrar’s office when your transcript has been received.

UNOH has partnerships with many high schools and vocational schools to award credit for certain classes. Please check with the Admissions Office to see if we have an agreement with your school. You will need to complete an Articulation Application within your first 2 sessions of attendance to receive the credit.

If you still have questions about your schedule, high school transcripts, your time preference, or articulation credit, please see the Registrar’s Office for assistance or email advisor@unoh.edu.

COLLEGES OF BUSINESS, HEALTH PROFESSIONS, & OCCUPATIONAL PROFESSIONS

Scheduling is an important part of your college experience. By now, you should have taken your placement tests. If you haven’t, please contact New Student Services. Students may submit valid ACT or SAT scores for placement into college-level courses. Any student scoring 18 or higher on the ACT English or math test or SAT test scores of 450 or higher in writing/reading or math are not required to take tests for placement in college-level courses. If you did not take the ACT or SAT, you have the opportunity to take the Math and English placement tests prior to, or during, your first term. Any student passing the test with a 70% or higher will receive placement credit for those classes. Students may only take the placement test one time.

Please make sure that a final copy of your high school transcript has been sent to the Registrar’s office. High school transcripts must be mailed directly from your high school to the Registrar’s office. Transcripts can also be submitted via Parchment, National Student Clearinghouse, or Scribbles and must be recieved prior to, or during, your first term. An email will be sent to your UNOH email from the Registrar’s office when your transcript has been received.

To complete your degree in a timely manner, the University recommends an average course load of 15-18 credit hours per quarter. A typical schedule will consist of approximately four to five classes. To be considered a full-time student, you must be registered for at least 12 credit hours. Most classes will be scheduled between 8am and 2:45pm Monday through Friday.

HOW TO READ YOUR COURSE SCHEDULE:

Five credit hour courses will meet Monday, Wednesday, and Friday during the times listed. You will see MWF behind the course number.

Three credit hour courses will meet Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday during the times listed. You will see MW or TTH behind the course number. Courses with a lab component may require an additional day.

(419) 998-3140 • ADVISOR@UNOH.EDU

LOCATED IN THE 200 BUILDING • HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 7:30am - 5:00pm with extended hours to 6pm on the first day of

TESTING CENTER

LOCATED IN THE 13000 BUILDING • HOURS:

MONDAY & WEDNESDAY: 8:00am - 5:00pm

TUESDAY & THURSDAY: 8:00am - 7:00pm

FRIDAY: 8:00am - 4:00pm

FINANCIAL AID

The Financial Aid Department is here to help ensure that every student obtains information about financial aid and receives assistance with the financial aid process.

We encourage you to contact our office with any questions you may have so that we may assist you in understanding how to cover your costs.

Financial Aid opportunities are available, and the Financial Aid staff is ready to assist you! By now you should have completed the 2026/2027 FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). If you have not submitted this, please complete the 2026/2027 FAFSA at https://studentaid.gov. The Financial Aid Office will receive your submitted FAFSA within 5 business days.

You may be selected for verification which will require additional documentation. Your financial aid offer process will not begin if you are selected for verification until the financial aid office receives all requested documentation from you and your parents if you are a dependent student. Students are notified of verification selection by both UNOH email and letter, and all required documentation can be accessed on your “To Do List” on your Financial Aid Dashboard at my.unoh.edu. It is recommended to have documents submitted as soon as possible, preferably within two to three weeks of notification to allow for prompt processing.

Financial Aid Offers will be provided approximately three weeks after the FAFSA is submitted and all verification requirements are complete, if applicable. You will receive a UNOH email notification of your Financial Aid Offer and an Offer Brochure in the mail. Your notifications will direct you to your Financial Aid Dashboard to view your Offer.

Review your Offer Notification to understand what aid you have available and determine what your expected costs will be. Costs may not be limited to tuition and housing. Your costs could include: tuition, fees, housing, books, food, or other personal expenses. Please use the “Calculate Essential Costs” tool provided on your offer to aid in understanding your financial need.

To access your Financial Aid Dashboard to view your Financial Aid status, your To Do List, and your Financial Aid Offer, please complete the following:

· Go to my.unoh.edu and sign in. If you do not know your password, go to support.unoh.edu to reset it.

· Click on “Financial Aid” under the “Student Self Service Menu”.

· Click on “Financial Aid Dashboard”.

All students will be provided a Federal Direct Student Loan offer on their Financial Aid notification as students qualify for these funds by completing the FAFSA. Students are not required to use these funds; however, if you choose to use the offered loan you will need to complete three additional processes at https://studentaid.gov:

· Complete the Master Promissory Note for the Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loan.

· Complete Entrance Counseling.

· Complete the Annual Student Loan Acknowledgement.

If your Federal Direct Student Loan offer in addition to any other aid or financial arrangement is insufficient to assist with your needs, you may apply for additional loans.

· Parents of dependent students can apply for a Federal PLUS loan.

· Students can apply for a Private loan with a cosigner via any lender of choice if eligible.

· Anyone other than the student can apply for a Parent Private loan via any lender of choice if eligible.

All loan information, as well as links and information to apply can be found on the Financial Aid Loan Page at www.unoh.edu.

The Financial Aid Staff is ready to support you with your financial aid process. Contact our office for assistance.

BUSINESS OFFICE

For many of you this may be the first time you are responsible for your own finances. Please seek assistance from the Business Office any time you have a question regarding your fees. Be sure to complete the FERPA waiver form and check the Business Office box so we can discuss financial information with both parents and students.

(419) 998-3156 • LOCATED IN THE 200 BUILDING BUSINESSOFFICE@UNOH.EDU

HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY: 9:00am - 1:30pm, 2:30pm - 4:00pm 7:00am - 6:00pm first day of each academic term.

You should have received a preliminary invoice for your first term. Your fees must be paid, or financial aid in place, to be scheduled for classes and housing.

The Business Office is responsible for billing students each term for their tuition and fees. Student accounts are billed 2-4 weeks prior to each term, and emails are sent to each billed student’s UNOH email address. Invoices are NOT mailed. Payment plans and fees are due on or before the first day of each term. Students can access their balance due through the Portal website at https://my.unoh.edu.

Parents can access billing information in two ways. First, parents can login to the portal using the student username and password, or they can be granted Proxy Access. UNOH students can provide trusted people, such as parents, guardians, spouses, or other family members, access to some of their private information. Accessible areas can include grades, billing, and making payments on behalf of the student. The student can add, change, or remove proxy permissions at any time. More information about granting proxy access can be found at https://support.unoh.edu/articles/setup-proxy-access/.

If you would like to make payment arrangements, you can do so through the Business Office.

Meal Plans can be purchased in the Business Office before and during the first week of class. Meal Plans can be changed or cancelled prior to the first day of the next term in writing or email sent from the student’s UNOH email address only. Students are continually charged each term for the meal plan until they cancel the plan in writing, formally withdraws, or graduates. There are no refunds on Meal Plans once the term has started.

AFTER PAYING TUITION, ON-CAMPUS HOUSING, A MEAL PLAN, AND THE GENERAL FEE, YOUR ACCOUNT MAY REFLECT A CREDIT BALANCE.

The estimated refund date will be indicated on your Important Dates sheet on the MyUNOH student portal.

The University encourages students to sign up for direct deposit for student refunds of excess funds. Stepby-step directions are available on my.unoh.edu, at the Business Office, and Financial Aid Office. Parents who file for a Federal PLUS loan (PLUS) can request on their loan application to have their excess loan funds issued directly to the student. For those who do so, this money can also be directly deposited into the same account provided by the student. Refunds issued to the PLUS loan borrower cannot be directly deposited at this time but will be issued in a paper check and mailed to the PLUS loan borrower’s address as listed on the loan application.

GO GREEN WITH DIRECT DEPOSIT!

THE SAFE, FAST, EASY WAY TO RECEIVE YOUR STUDENT REFUNDS

GET STUDENT REFUND MONEY DEPOSITED DIRECTLY INTO YOUR BANK ACCOUNT!

STUDENTS CAN SIGN UP AT MY.UNOH.EDU FOR DIRECT DEPOSIT REFUNDS.

SIMPLY FOLLOW THESE STEPS:

• Log on to my.unoh.edu

• Use your Student ID and Password

• Click Financial Information

• Click Bank Information (U.S.)

• Complete all fields

• Verify information

• Read Terms and Conditions

• Check “I Agree” box, Save

• Student is responsible to update bank information when necessary.

If you choose not to have your refunds directly deposited, your refund will be mailed to your preferred address as recorded on file in the Registrar’s Office.

At this time, parent refunds cannot be set up for direct deposit. Parent refunds will continue to be mailed to the parent borrower’s address.

Student and Parent refund checks must be deposited within 180 days of issuance or the funds will be sent to the Department of Education.

For questions, please contact University Services at (419) 998-3140. If necessary, the Financial Aid lab is available to assist you in completing your data entry into my.unoh.edu. 1 2 3 4 5

CAREER SERVICES

THE DEPARTMENT IS LOCATED IN THE 200 BUILDING & PROVIDES SERVICES TO STUDENTS AND ALUMNI.

(419) 998-3140

CAREERSERVICES@UNOH.EDU

HOURS:

MONDAY - FRIDAY 7:30am - 5:00pm

extended hours 7:30am - 6:00pm first day of every quarter and session

Career Services is dedicated to educating, advising, and connecting students to opportunities in order to foster their intellectual, social, and personal transformations. Free resume services are offered to enable you to build a quality resume. The Racer Careers platform allows you to gain the most exposure to a wide variety of employers. If you choose to work while attending the University, Career Services offers leads and valuable employment information about part-time opportunities within the community. To maintain high academic performance, it is recommended that you work no more than 20-25 hours per week.

Once you identify your interest, finding that first job after completing your degree takes a lot of time and commitment. Career Services will provide job search assistance to support you at any point in your process, whether you are just beginning to consider your options or are deep in the process.

The department offers coaching to present yourself as the best candidate for a job as well as resume reviews and career planning. Practice interviews are conducted to better prepare you for your future interviews. Career success seminars are held throughout the year. They cover topics such as resume writing, interviewing for success, business etiquette, career planning, and career exploration. Career Fairs are offered at least once per year. Bring your resume, network with employers, and make the connections now so that when you graduate you have the job you want.

Lifetime job assistance is available after you graduate, no matter where you live, no matter how long ago you graduated; we are always prepared to help you.

TO ACCESS RACER CAREERS:

STEP 1:

STEP 2:

https://unoh.joinhandshake.com

Use your @unoh.edu email to log in.

STEP 3: Enter your information and create an account.

Whether you are a first-year student or about to graduate, Racer Careers is an important source of information, career-related events, and career exploration tools. Most importantly, Racer Careers is the main platform the University of Northwestern Ohio uses to post internships, job opportunities, and other important career-related information.

If you have any questions, please contact Career Services at (419) 998-3266. Jacob Hixenbaugh • Director of Career Services • CareerServices@unoh.edu SIGN UP FOR CREATE & OPTIMIZE YOUR RESUME TODAY!

STEP 1:

STEP 2:

STEP 3: https://www.unoh.edu/offices/ career-services/

Select Jobscan in the left-hand menu of the Career Services page.

Click the Jobscan Login button & sign in with your UNOH credentials.

CAREERS

OUR SERVICES

Racer Careers, powered by Handshake, is UNOH's cutting-edge career network to connect student with employers, alumni, and staff. TO

RESUME BUILDING

We will provide assistance in building your resume, writing cover letters, or customizing your current resume to fit specific jobs. Our services, including resume building, are available at no cost.

CAREER ADVISING

Career advising is a service that can provide you with direction to set yourself up for a successful career. We can assist you in preparing for interviews and practicing with a mock interview.

Whether you are a first-year student or about to graduate, Racer Careers is an important source of information, career-related events, and career exploration tools Most importantly, Racer Careers is the main platform the University of Northwestern Ohio uses to post internships, job opportunities, and other important career-related info Step

FINDING WORK EXPERIENCE

We can help internship opportunities. part-time opportunities opportunities for

We can help you find valuable work experiences and internship opportunities. We can help you job search for part-time opportunities while you are in school, or full-time opportunities for after graduation. Career advising direction to set assist you preparing mock interview.

In addition to Racer Careers, UNOH has also partnered with OhioMeansJobs Allen County to enhance the employment and training resources for UNOH students and alumni.

The collaboration is designed to connect college students with their ideal internship, work experience, or future career upon graduation by utilizing OhioMeansJobs’ connections in the business community.

Step 1:

Step 2:

Step 3:

Step 4:

Step 5:

Step 6: OHID will send a PIN# to your email; verify your email

Step 7:

Step 8:

Step 9:

Create username and password

Complete all additional steps; including security questions and phone verification

Click the link to redirect to OhioMeansJobs.com to register your account; follow all additional prompts on screen

**The password will be your birth month spelled out followed by the day and 4-digit year with an exclamation point at the end For example, January12002! Be sure to complete all required fields

With the jobseeker tool you are able to save jobs to your profile that you are interested in.

Be sure to upload your resume as a PDF file Employers on OhioMeansJobs will have access to your resume once you upload it Once registered, you will be able to apply to all jobs on the OhioMeansJobs website

If you have any questions, please contact Career Services at (419) 998-3266

STUDENT SUCCESS

The University of Northwestern Ohio’s Student Success Center is here to assist you from the moment you step on campus until you graduate. Your personal and academic success are our top priorities. The department is here to provide academic assistance with GPA calculation, correspondence with your instructors, and more.

To get the most out of your education, preparing for tests and understanding the subject matter is critical. The University of Northwestern Ohio developed the Student Success Center in an effort to help every student with an educational support program. The Student Success Center can help you succeed in three ways:

FIND A TUTOR

Tutoring is available in several different formats. Drop-in tutoring is available with no appointment necessary. This is a free service and is located in Room 13114 for select courses. Peer Tutoring is available for individuals who would like one-on-one assistance. Students who prefer this method should see the Student Success Center Staff to be paired with a tutor. Peer tutoring costs the student $6.00/hr.

NATALIE GINTER

Director of Student Success 419-998-8497 npginter@unoh.edu

ANGELA OSMAN Tutoring Specialist 419-998-8439 aosmon@unoh.edu

STUDY SKILLS

The Student Success Center can help students with time management, organizational skills, and test anxiety. Stop by anytime to receive individual help planning a personal schedule or budgeting your time so that you can succeed at the University.

SCOTT WILSON Success Coach 419-998-8421 swilson1@unoh.edu

STUDENTS WITH ACCOMMODATIONS

To assist you, the Student Success Center needs your most current Individualized Education Plan or 504 plan with accommodations listed and your most current psychological report.

BOB ELSASS Success Coach 419-998-8830 relsass@unoh.edu

COUNSELING

SOPHIA DEPALMA Accessibility Specialist 419-998-8404 sdepalma@unoh.edu

The University’s Counseling Center provides mental health counseling services for all students. The Counseling Center is dedicated to the personal, social, and academic development of all UNOH students. The Center provides services within a safe, supportive, and confidential environment. It strives to empower students to develop the awareness, values, and skills they will need to meet future challenges and lead meaningful lives.

The primary focus of the Counseling Center is to provide the highest quality individual and couples counseling to students struggling with problems common to a college population. The Center also serves as an assessment and referral source for students with more serious and chronic psychological difficulties. The Counseling Center also engages in active outreach efforts across campus that focus on prevention and that maximize the potential of all students to benefit from the academic environment.

COUNSELING CENTER HOURS:

MONDAY - FRIDAY APPOINTMENTS ONLY

Director of Counseling Center

JACLYN JARVIS, PSY.D.

LICENSED CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST

419-998-8456 jjarvis2@unoh.edu

PROMEDICA STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SAP)

UNOH Counseling Center has a partnership with ProMedica that offers short-term counseling to all UNOH students, on campus (13000 Student Commons Building) and by telephone or video.

WHAT IS A STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM?

SAP is a confidential counseling service that the UNOH Counseling Center has contracted with to provide additional mental health resources to all UNOH students. These services are provided at no charge by licensed, master-level clinicians and chemical dependency counselors.

HOW DO I ARRANGE FOR SAP SERVICES?

To schedule an appointment or for further information, students can either contact SAP directly by calling 1-866-327-3759, or students can contact the UNOH Counseling Center at 419-998-8456.

ENSURING SUCCESS AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL

STUDENTS OFTEN HAVE UNREALISTIC VIEWS OF THE CAPACITY TO SUCCEED WITHOUT ASSISTANCE AND ACCOMMODATIONS ONCE THEY LEAVE HIGH SCHOOL.

THE FOLLOWING SUGGESTIONS CAN HELP THE STUDENT GET OFF TO A GOOD START AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL:

DON’T HIDE; SEEK ASSISTANCE EARLY

• Find out what accommodations you will have access to

• Be able to describe your disability and why you need accommodations to enhance your learning

• Talk to your instructors either on break or after class

• Take a reduced load of General Education classes if necessary, but understand that it may take you longer to graduate

• Set realistic goals with the help of a Student Success Coach

REQUEST ACCOMMODATIONS

• C-Pen Reader Pens

• Recorded lectures (with permission)

• Notetaker

• Alternative testing: extra time, tests read, separate testing location

• Calculator

• Word Processor

• Preferential seating

USE STUDY TECHNIQUES

• Go to every class, sit in front

• Look over syllabus on day one and start prepping for long term assignments

• Make a list of questions before class

• See the instructor if you miss notes or have questions

• Use calendars for organization - especially with due dates!

• Study with a tutor or friend

If the student has been actively taught self-knowledge/self-advocacy skills during his or her high school years, he/she will be much more likely to succeed during his/her collegiate experience.

HAZING PREVENTION & AWARENESS

HISTORY:

In July 2021, the Ohio State Senate passed Senate Bill 126, also known as “Collin’s Law”, in response to tragedies related to hazing on college campuses in the state of Ohio. Senate Bill 126 became effective on October 7, 2021. In December 2024, President Joe Biden signed the “Stop Campus Hazing Act” which further requires all institutions of Higher Education to track and report hazing incidents to campus security or local law enforcement.

WHAT THIS MEANS:

The University of Northwestern Ohio is required, as an institution of Higher Education in Ohio, to comply with Collin’s Law and the Stop Campus Hazing Act. While UNOH has had anti-hazing policies in place for many years, these policies and procedures have been revised to match the requirements of Senate Bill 12 and the Stop Campus Hazing Act.

Compliance includes that prevention training must be provided to students, employees, and volunteers who participate in, advise, or coach an organization recognized by or operating under the sanction of an institution and who have direct contact with students. “Student organization” includes but is not limited to clubs, organizations, national honor societies, athletic teams, and clubs or intramural sports.

WHEN WILL TRAINING HAPPEN:

For new, incoming students, Vector Solutions training will be available approximately 6 weeks before classes begin in a particular term, or once a student is registered for classes. All incoming students must complete the training module before their first day of classes.

For employees, training will be offered after their first day of employment to be completed within 30 days.

Student organizations and Athletic staff will be responsible for communicating the training requirements to all volunteers (local and national advisors, community liaisons, etc.) who work with the student organization. Individuals must complete training prior to volunteering with the organization.

Please note, students must complete the Anti-Hazing training prior to joining, participating, or continuing to participate in any student organization. Student organizations are required to verify that their members, or potential members, have completed the required training.

POLICY:

UNOH’s Anti-Hazing Prevention & Awareness Policy can be found in the Student Handbook and online.

HAZING VIOLATIONS REPORT:

The University of Northwestern Ohio is dedicated to promoting a safe and healthy campus environment for its students, faculty, staff, and visitors. It is also committed to fostering respect for the dignity and rights of all its community members. The University will not tolerate hazing activities by any individuals, groups, teams, or recognized student organizations.

In addition to the University policy, state and federal laws require universities to report violations of the University’s hazing policy for the last five years. The Campus Hazing Transparency Report will be updated twice a year, every year.

Questions or concerns may be directed to the Student Success Department by calling 419-998-8404 or emailing studentsuccess@unoh.edu.

BOOKSTORE

The University Bookstore, Barnes & Noble @ UNOH, is located on the west side of campus on Hartzler Road. Textbooks and class required supplies can be purchased at the bookstore or ordered online at www.unoh.bncollege.com Online purchases can be scheduled for in-store pickup or shipped directly to you. The bookstore offers all types of textbooks: Rental, Digital, Used, and New. Books each term will be available in the bookstore at least one week prior to the first day of classes.

Barnes & Noble @ UNOH offers a price match program. See bookstore for details.

You can also find a wide selection of UNOH merchandise available for purchase at the bookstore for yourself or your family members.

Store Hours: Monday through Thursday 9am - 5pm, Friday 9am - 2pm, Saturday & Sunday Closed

During the first week of classes only, store hours: Monday through Thursday 7am - 7pm, Friday 7am - 5pm, Saturday & Sunday Closed The bookstore is open extended hours during special events, including move-in weekends. Phone: 419-998-3130.

AMAZON LOCKER

Ship your Amazon packages to the locker on campus and pick it up any time, day or night!

The Amazon Locker at UNOH is more than just a self-service delivery location. It’s a secure spot to pick up your Amazon.com orders. Instead of worrying about package deliveries to your home, apartment, University mailroom, or office, you can confidently select the UNOH Amazon Locker location (TRAIL) and pick up your package at a time that suits you.

With the Amazon Locker service, you’re in control. Once your package is delivered to the Amazon Locker, you’ll receive an e-mail notification with a unique pickup code that includes the address of the Locker location. When you’re ready to collect your package, simply enter your pickup code or scan the barcode using the barcode scanner and follow the instructions on the screen. It’s that easy!

All packages delivered to the UNOH Amazon Locker (TRAIL) must be picked up within three days. If you cannot collect your package within this timeframe, the package will be returned to Amazon, and a refund will be processed to your Amazon account.

The locker is located outside on the south side of Barnes & Noble.

24/7

CA MP U S MA P

25. CDL Practice Lot

26. Racers Village Suites

Basketball Court

Building

13000 Building

1000 Building

24. Barnes & Noble Bookstore 12. 1200 Building

28. Tennis Courts

29. Varsity Baseball Field

31. Varsity Soccer & Flag Football Field

32. Varsity Softball Field

35. Mercy HealthUNOH Family Medicine

34. S&S Volvo Motorsports Race Complex 33. UNOH Maintenance

1400 Building

30. Field of Dreams

21. Northwestern Park Dorms

22. Volleyball Courts

23. Calisthenics Park

36. Ohio State Beauty Academy

1. 100 Building

• Admissions, Classrooms, Faculty Oﬃces, New Student Services, Military Relations

2. 200 Building

• Student Services, Business Oﬃce, Career Services, Registrarʼs, Financial Aid, & Gymnasium

3. 300 Building

• Automotive & Welding Classrooms/Shops, & Pit Stop

4. 400 Building (Crown Lift Trucks Technology Center)

• Agricultural and Diesel Classrooms/Shops

5. 500 Building

• Classrooms, HVAC/R Transportation, & Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Classrooms/Shop

6. 600 Building

A. High Performance Motorsports Complex Classrooms/Shops

B. Dyno Building - DATE Program, Classrooms/Shops, 4x4 Hill, Skid Track, & Launch Pad

7. 700 Building

• Ag Tractors Classroom/Shop

• Construction Equipment Classroom/Shop

8. 800 Building (CDL)

9. 900 Building (UNOH Event Center)

10. 1000 Building (Administration)

A. Safety Services & Housing, Student Mailroom

B. Classrooms/Computer Labs

C. Administration Oﬃces & Northwestern Travel

11. 1100 Building (Hunter Engineering Regional Training & Development Center)

• Alternate Fuels & Steering and Suspension Classrooms/Shops

12. 1200 Building

• Baseball & Tennis Athletic Building & Locker Rooms

13. 13000 Building (Student Commons)

• Medical, Science, and IT Classrooms, Food Court, Library, Counseling, Student Success Center, Advising Resource Center, and Testing Center

14. 1400 Building

• Softball & Soccer Athletic Building & Locker Rooms

15. 1500 Building

• Robotics Classrooms/Shops

16. Indoor Athletic Complex

17. Racers Station

18. Racers Cafe

• Information Technology Dept.

19 Sherwood Park Dorms

20. College Park Dorms

21. Northwestern Park Dorms

22. Volleyball & Mud Volleyball Courts

23. Calisthenics Park

24. Barnes & Noble @ UNOH

25. CDL Practice Lot

26. Racers Village Suites

27. Basketball Court

28. Tennis Courts

29. Varsity Baseball Field

30. Field of Dreams

31. Varsity Soccer Field & Flag Football Field

32. Varsity Softball Field

33. UNOH Maintenance/Plant Department

34. S&S Volvo Motorsports Racing Complex

• Athletic Motorsports Team Building with meeting rooms and shop

35. Mercy Health - UNOH Family Medicine

36. Ohio State Beauty Academy

6A. 600 Building

6B. Dyno Building

20. College Park Dorms

19. Sherwood Park Dorms

Building

Indoor Athletic Complex 17. Racers Station 18. Racers Cafe

RACER ALERTS & UNIVERSITY DELAYS AND CANCELLATIONS

RACER ALERTS

Racer Alerts are designed to instantly reach cell phones and other mobile devices when an urgent campus situation needs to be communicated. This could be when severe weather, such as a snow storm or tornado, affects classes or any situation when campus may close. Racer Alerts will send out a text message to all of the registered phone numbers or email addresses in the system.

Students are auto-registered with their UNOH email address and the moble number on file in the Registrar’s office. Each student can register up to two phone numbers or email addresses. When you receive a message, save the number in your phone as UNOH Racer Alerts so you’ll know when the University is contacting you.

You will only receive campus closing information and alerts issued by UNOH and tornado warnings for Allen County. You may also opt in to receive weather advisories such as thunderstorm warnings. You can update your information and add other phone numbers or email addresses (such as parent/guardian) through the MyUNOH portal at http://my.unoh.edu

UNIVERSITY DELAYS AND CANCELLATIONS

The University attempts to announce any delay or cancellation by 7:00am for day classes and by 4:00pm for evening classes.

THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE WILL BE USED IN THE CASE OF A DELAY:

COLLEGE OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES

Morning session classes will begin at 10:00am

For general education classes, students report to their scheduled first class at 10:00am; classes will then run half of the scheduled time. Afternoon and evening classes will run during regulary scheduled times.

COLLEGES OF BUSINESS, HEALTH PROFESSIONS,

OCCUPATIONAL PROFESSIONS

Students should report to the class they would normally be in at 10:00am. The rest of the sections will run during regularly scheduled hours. Students are responsible for all material from any sections missed due to the delayed start. Students should check RacersOnline for Section 1 course materials.

PLEASE DO NOT CALL THE UNIVERSITY DIRECTLY. IF CLASSES ARE IN SESSION BUT YOU CANNOT MAKE IT IN, STUDENTS SHOULD EMAIL THEIR INSTRUCTOR(S) OR PROFESSOR(S).

UNIVERSITY WEATHER HOTLINE: (419) 998-9689

2026-27 CALENDAR

COLLEGES OF BUSINESS, HEALTH PROFESSIONS, & OCCUPATIONAL

PROFESSION

Fall Quarter 2026 September 14 - November 25

Late Registration for Fall Qtr. Aug 24 - Sept 13

Late Change Period September 14 - 18

Last Day to Drop Classes w/ WP October 11

Registration for Winter Qtr. Oct 2 - Nov 2

Last Day of Classes November 20

Final Exams November 23 - 25

Winter Quarter 2027

January 5 - March 17

Late Registration for Winter Qtr. Nov 16 - Jan 4

Late Change Period

January 5 - 11

Last Day to Drop Classes w/ WP February 2

Registration for Spring Qtr. Jan 22 - Feb 21

Last Day of Classes March 12

Final Exams

March 15 - 17

Spring Quarter 2027

April 6 - June 16

Late Registration for Spring Qtr. March 8 – April 5

Late Change Period April 6 – 12

Last Day to Drop Classes w/ WP May 4

Registration for Summer Qtr. April 23 - May 23

Last Day of Classes June 11

Final Exams June 14 - 16

COLLEGE OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES

August 24

October 5

November 16

January 5

February 16

October 1

November 10

December 22

February 11

March 23

Break March 24 - 30

March 31 May 6

May 10

June 17

Break June 18 - 27

June 28 August 5

Break August 6 - 22

August 23 September 30

October 4 November 10

November 15 December 22

SPECIAL DATES TO REMEMBER

September 7 Labor Day

October 12 Columbus Day

November 11 (Wednesday) Veterans’ Day

November 25

Faculty/Staff Work Day

November 26 & 27 Thanksgiving

Late Registration for Summer Qtr. June 7 – July 1

Late Change Period July 2 – 8 Summer Quarter 2027 July 2- August 27

Last Day to Drop Classes w/ WP July 30

Registration for Fall Qtr. May 12 - Aug 2

Last Day of Classes August 25

Final Exams August 26 & 27

Late Change Period Sept 13 – 17 Fall Quarter 2027 September 13 - November 24

Late Registration for Fall Qtr. Aug 16 – Sept 12

Last Day to Drop Classes w/ WP October 10

Registration for Winter Qtr. Oct 1 - Oct 31

Last Day of Classes November 19

Final Exams November 22 - 24

Session Begins Session Ends 2027 2026

December 23-31 Holiday Closings

January 1 Holiday Closings

January 18

Martin Luther King Day

February 15 Presidents’ Day

March 26 Good Friday

April 5 Faculty/Staff Work Day

May 31 Memorial Day June 13 Graduation

June 18 (Friday) Juneteenth

July 5 Independence Day

September 6 Labor Day

October 11 Columbus Day

November 11 (Thursday) Veterans’ Day

November 24

Faculty/Staff Work Day

November 25 & 26 Thanksgiving

December 24-31 Holiday Closings

STUDENT MEDICAL NEEDS

STUDENTS WHO NEED MEDICAL ATTENTION CAN SEEK CARE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS

MERCY HEALTH UNOH FAMILY MEDICINE

3224 Jarvis Dr. Lima, OH 45807

419-996-5757

MERCY HEALTH WESTSIDE URGENT CARE

2195 Allentown Rd. Lima, OH 45805

419-227-2245

MERCY HEALTH ST. RITA’S MEDICAL CENTER

730 W. Market St. Lima, OH 45801

419-227-3361

Hospital/ER

STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Mercy Health - UNOH Family Medicine is a general physician’s office within walking distance located on the west end of the UNOH Campus. There are two doctors and two nurse practioners on staff who can treat students with common ailments, administer flu shots, and become their medical home while enrolled at UNOH. Appointments are encouraged. Walk-in hours: 8AM-3PM

Mercy Health Westside Urgent Care is located less than a mile from campus and is open Monday through Saturday, 8am - 8pm, and Sunday 10am - 6pm Walk-ins only. No appointments needed.

If medical needs are serious and a visit to the emergency room is necessary, Mercy Health St. Rita’s Medical Center is just 2.5 miles from campus.

The University does not require health insurance for admittance; however, if you need to prove student status to be covered under your parent or guardian’s policy, please contact the Registrar’s office for the proper forms.

The University of Northwestern Ohio has a partnership with ProMedica Student Assistance Program (SAP) that offers free, short-term counseling services to all UNOH students. Counseling services are confidential and available on campus (13000 Student Commons Building) and by telephone or video. Students interested in the Student Assistance Program can contact SAP directly by calling 1-866-3273759.

The University of Northwestern Ohio takes the health and safety of students, faculty, and staff seriously. Any information pertaining to current health protocols or policies will be communicated via UNOH email, Racer Alerts, and publications on the University’s website (www.unoh.edu).

CAMPUS DIRECTORY

STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER

419-998-8497

419-998-8421

419-998-8439

ADMISSIONS

419-998-3120

BOOKSTORE 419-998-3130

CAREER SERVICES 419-998-3140

BUSINESS OFFICE 419-998-3150

COUNSELING 419-998-8456

STUDENT SUCCESS COACHES

419-998-8421

419-998-8830

FINANCIAL AID

419-998-3140

419-998-8890

DEAN’S OFFICE

College of Applied Technologies 419-998-3160

Colleges of Business, Health Professions, & Occupational Professions 419-998-3100

HOUSING 419-998-3170

MILITARY RELATIONS 419-998-8437

NEW STUDENT SERVICES 419-998-3121

REGISTRAR 419-998-3140

SECURITY 419-998-3167

UNIVERSITY SERVICES 419-998-3140

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

St.

Main St.

MERCY HEALTH WESTSIDE URGENT CARE 2195 Allentown Rd. 419-227-2245

Monday - Saturday: 8:00am - 8:00pm Sunday: 10:00am - 6:00pm

LIMA MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM Hospital/ ER 1001 Bellefontaine Ave. 419-228-3335

COMMUNITY RESOURCES

SHOPPING

Lima Mall/Mall Center

2400 Elida Rd. (419) 331-1311. The Lima Mall is anchored by JCPenney. The mall features many specialty stores, including Old Navy, American Eagle Outfitters, Bath & Body Works, Finish Line, and Foot Locker. Panera Bread, Penn Station, Bellacinos, and Menchie’s are located on the front side of the Mall. Kohl’s, TJ Maxx, Ulta, Buckle, & Hobby Lobby are located in The Mall Center located west of the Lima Mall. TargetcomingtentivelySummerof2026.

Meijer

Shopping and grocery store located just around the corner at 3298 Elida Rd. Lima, OH 45805. 419-331-6400 6am-12am 7 days a week

Walmart

Shopping center located at 2450 Allentown Rd. Lima, OH 45805. 419-224-3168 6am-11pm 7 days a week

Eastgate

Eastgate is on the east side of Lima off I-75. There you will find stores such as Sam’s Club, Super Walmart, and some of Lima’s finest restaurants.

PARKS

Faurot Park

This park is complete with ball diamonds, ponds, floral gardens, shelter houses, restrooms, playground areas, volleyball courts, a football field, concert pavilion, skateboard park, picnic tables, biking/hiking/walking trail, a cross country run course, and parking areas.

Schoonover Park

Located on State Route 81, this park has a municipal swimming pool, wading pool and water slide, basketball courts, playground area, a shelter house, picnic tables, restrooms, biking/hiking/walking trail, concession operations, and a celestial observatory.

Robb Park

Located on Robb Avenue, this park has tennis courts, basketball courts, ball diamonds, soccer fields, a football field, restrooms, picnic tables, playground area, and parking areas.

RESERVOIRS

Lima is #1 in the state of Ohio for up-ground reservoir fishing! Here you can catch walleye, perch, crappie, bluegill, catfish, white bass, and large and small mouth bass. Boats without gasoline-powered motors are permitted on all reservoirs.

Bresler Reservoir

Ten miles west of Lima, bordered by SR 81, Ageter, Kemp and Conant Roads. Water Surface: 590 acres, Shoreline:3.7 miles.

Ferguson Lake

Three miles east of Lima on Reservoir Road. Water Surface: 304 acres, Shoreline: 3.3 miles.

Lima Lake/Ottawa Metro Park

1.5 miles east of Lima on SR 81. Water Surface: 89 acres, Park: 225 acres.

Lost Creek Reservoir

Roush and Reservoir Roads, two miles east of Lima. Water Surface: 113 acres, Shoreline: 1.75 miles.

Metzger Lake

Adjoins Ferguson Lake. Three miles east of Lima. Water Surface: 19 acres. Stocked with golden trout each April.

Williams Reservoir

Next to Bresler Reservoir. 4-mile walking path, fishing, outdoor picnic areas.

GOLF COURSES

Colonial Golfers Club, 10985 Harding Highway

Hidden Creek Golf Club, 6245 Sugar Creek Rd.

Oak’s Golf Club, 2425 S. Kemp Rd.

Springbrook Golf Club, 4200 Ottawa Rd.

Swing Rite Golf Center (Indoor & Outdoor Range), 525 N. Stevick Rd.

Tamarac Golf Course, 500 N. Stevick Rd.

HOTELS

Courtyard by Marriott 936 Greely Chapel Rd. I-75 & SR 309 Lima, OH 419-222-9000

Country Inn & Suites 804 S. Leonard Ave. Lima, OH 419-999-9992

Fairfield Inn & Suites 2179 Elida Rd. Lima, OH 419-222-8496

CHURCHES

Bluelick Bible Church 1138 W. Bluelick Rd. 419-225-8822

Bluelick United Methodist 2760 E. Bluelick Rd. 419-228-4209

Cable Rd. Alliance Church 2264 N. Cable Rd. 419-331-5500

Calvary Bible Church 3180 W. Elm St. 419-991-5781

Cornerstone Harvest Church 2000 N. Cole St. 419-228-3007

Crossroads Church 775 S. Thayer Rd. 419-229-4074

Elm Street Church of the Brethren 619 E. Elm St. 419-225-1756

GROCERIES

& PHARMACIES

Aldi 3285 Elida Rd. Lima, OH 45805

2290 Harding Highway Lima, OH 45804

Meijer (Pharmacy) 3298 Elida Rd. Lima, OH 45805 419-331-6400

Hampton Inn 1933 Roschman Ave. Lima, OH 419-225-8300

Holiday Inn 1430 Bellefontaine Ave. Lima, OH 419-227-2221

Holiday Inn Express & Suites 1925 Motel Ave Lima, OH 567-289-2400

Holiday Inn & Suites 803 S. Leonard Ave. Lima, OH 45804 419-879-4000

Home 2 Suites by Hilton 1432 Bellefontaine Ave. Lima, OH 419-812-2030

Howard Johnson 1920 Roschman Ave. Lima, OH 419-812-2276

Faith Baptist Church 4750 East Rd. 419-339-7501

First Assembly of GodLima First Church 1660 Findlay Rd. 419-229-5601

First Baptist Church 451 N. Cable Rd. 419-224-4921

First Church of the Nazarene 300 W. Elm St. 419-222-4596

Grace Community Church 4359 Allentown Rd. 419-812-2996

Immanual Baptist Church 2575 Harding Hwy. 419-227-0388

Walgreens Pharmacy 701 N. Cable Rd. Lima, OH 45805 419-222-9462

Chief Supermarkets 890 S. Cable Rd. Lima, OH 45805 419-224-0600

Microtel Inn & Suites 480 Moxie Lane Delphos, OH 567-323-0705

Motel 6 1910 Roschman Ave. Lima, OH 419-228-0456

Quality Inn 1210 Neubrecht Rd. Lima, OH 419-812-2235

Immanual United Methodist Church 699 Sunnydale Street Elida, OH 419-331-2366

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses 703 W. Bluelick 419-222-9811

Lima Baptist Temple 982 Brower Rd. 419-229-1561

Lima Church of Christ 2435 N. Cole St. 419-229-4547

Lima Community Church 2945 N. Cole St. 419-223-9646

Open Door Bapist Church 3494 Diller Rd. 419-905-8258

Ruler Foods Grocery 2154 Elida Rd., Suite 4 Lima, OH 45805 419-222-0181

515 Elm St. Lima, OH 45801 519-221-6076

Save-A-Lot Grocery 1420 N. Cole St. Lima, OH 45801 419-221-1335

CVS Pharmacy 2620 W. Breese Rd. Lima, OH 45806 419-991-0010

TownePlace Suites by Marriott 906 S. Leonard Ave. Lima, OH 567-289-9784

Travelodge 805 S. Leonard Ave. Lima, OH 419-549-5344

Wingate 175 W. Market St. Lima, OH 419-228-7000

St. Charles Catholic Church 2200 W. Elm St. 419-228-7635

St. Gerard Catholic Church 240 W. Robb Ave. 419-224-3080

St. Johns Catholic Church 777 S. Main St. 419-222-5521

St. Rose Catholic Church 523 N. West St. 419-222-5521

Trinity United Methodist Church 301 W. Market St. 419-227-0800

Zion Lutheran Church 1300 Edgewood Dr. 419-224-9951

Walmart (Pharmacy) 2450 Allentown Rd. Lima, OH 45805 419-224-3168

2400 Harding Hwy. Lima, OH 45804 419-222-4466

DIAL INDICATOR & DIGITAL MULTI-METER

THE COLLEGE OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES REQUIRES STUDENTS TO PROVIDE THEIR OWN DIGITAL MULTI-METER AND DIAL INDICATORS

These can be purchased at the University through the Barnes & Noble bookstore, a Snap-On Tool representative, or other suppliers that meet the minimum specifications.

Classes in the Automotive, Agricultural Equipment, Diesel, and High Performance programs require that the dial indicator needs to measure from 0.0” to 1.0” with gradations of 0.001” and must have a magnetic base with adapter bars to mount to the dial indicator.

A digital multi-meter is required for all technical classes. Below are the specific requirements for the digital multi-meter.

STUDENTS HAVE 3 CHOICES (ALL ELECTRONIC ROBOTICS CLASSES): • AMPROBE AM-530 TRUE-RMS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR MULTIMETER

• FLUKE 17B+ DIGITAL MULTIMETER

*AN AMP CLAMP ATTACHMENT WITH ANY OF THE ABOVE METERS IS REQUIRED

IS REQUIRED TO PURCHASE SNAP-ON`S EEDM596FK DIGITAL MULTIMETER (DMM).

SPECIFICATIONS: CAT-III 1,000 V / CAT-IV 600 V HYBRID SAFETY RATED.

CHECKLIST

CHECK THESE ITEMS OFF BEFORE ATTENDING SCHOOL TO BE BEST PREPARED!

Contact your High School Guidance Office to request your official high school transcripts be sent to UNOH. Transcripts must be sent directly from your high school to UNOH.

All Financial Aid must be completed, or your first term’s bill must be paid, before you are scheduled for classes or a dorm. Schedules will be emailed to students approximately 2 weeks before their start date.

Housing questionnaires must be returned whether you plan to live on or off campus. Dorm assignments (if applicable), will be emailed to students approximately 2 weeks before your start date.

College of Applied Technologies students must order shop shirts 5-6 weeks before their start date and payment must accompany the order. Order forms will be available at orientation.

Obtain a checking account with a local bank.

Make a budget (include both living and educational expenses).

Learn how to do laundry.

Make a copy of your medical card and have a list of local healthcare providers who accept your insurance.

Make a personal schedule that includes eating, sleeping, attending class, study time, and work.

Save important campus numbers in your phone & update information in RacerAlerts to receive information about campus closings or campus events.