{"content":[{"text":"SCHOOL OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS – Cathy Ford, Interim Dean \n Kimberly Holman, Clinical Teaching Faculty, and the NRS 230-004 (Community Health) students \n participated in two different community events for service learning. On October 8, thirteen students \n volunteered at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church where approximately 230 people were served a hot meal \n and participated in fellowship. The students provided information about stress management, healthy \n nutrition and also did blood pressure screenings, with referrals as needed.","bbox":{"left":0.129412,"top":0.080118,"width":0.765078,"height":0.10245800000000002}},{"text":"On October 7, six registered nursing students participated in the Reentry Coalition of Northwest \n Ohio’s Going Home to Stay event at One Government Center. The mission of the Coalition is to \n ensure successful offender reentry, reduce recidivism and enhance public safety. The students \n provided information about stress management and provided blood pressure screenings, with \n referrals as needed. Approximately 130 adults were impacted.","bbox":{"left":0.129412,"top":0.196656,"width":0.7650140000000001,"height":0.08622599999999997}},{"text":"On October 13, Owens Community College hosted a State Tested Nursing Assistant (STNA) \n instructor workshop presented by D&S Diversified Technologies for nurse aid instructors in \n northwest Ohio. Twenty attendees were present for this workshop, including representatives from \n EHOVE Career Center, Pioneer Career and Technology Center, Whitmer High School, Brighter \n Light Health Care Academy, Med1 Care, Penta Career Center and Owens Community College.","bbox":{"left":0.129431,"top":0.296961,"width":0.764954,"height":0.08622600000000002}},{"text":"Nursing student Bevin Ruether was elected to the Ohio Student Nurses Association Board for 2016. \n The Toledo and Findlay Student Nurses Associations attended the Ohio Student Nurses Association \n conference October 15 – 17 in Columbus.","bbox":{"left":0.129431,"top":0.397121,"width":0.764877,"height":0.05288799999999999}},{"text":"SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS (STEM) – \n Glenn Rettig, Interim Dean \n Transportation Technologies Instructor Drew Grover, and Assistant Professors, Randy Rubley and \n Jerry Marko, accompanied 76 Caterpillar students to tour the Caterpillar headquarters in Peoria, \n Illinois; the national training center in Aurora, Illinois; and the manufacturing facilities in Lafayette, \n Indiana. This was a Caterpillar-dealer sponsored trip for the students.","bbox":{"left":0.129449,"top":0.464379,"width":0.764895,"height":0.10245899999999997}},{"text":"Thomas McRitchie, Instructor, Transportation Technologies, attended the North American \n International Association GM ASEP conference in Detroit, Michigan. This is a general meeting with \n over 70 other schools and representatives of General Motors Corporation. That includes election of \n officers and training sessions for instructors and administrators.","bbox":{"left":0.129449,"top":0.580918,"width":0.7648699999999999,"height":0.06941099999999989}},{"text":"Tracy Campbell, Interim Faculty Chair/Instructor, Transportation Technologies, participated in the \n John Deere College Administrators meeting. Topics discussed included training delivery changes, \n enrollment update, recruiting-website, events, college events, dealers and College of Tomorrow.","bbox":{"left":0.129449,"top":0.664409,"width":0.7647869999999999,"height":0.052741999999999956}},{"text":"Mr. Rettig met with James Mather, Aboveground Tank Staff Engineer, from Marathon Petroleum to \n discuss a potential collaboration for Spring Semester 2016 for engineers to learn the basic skills for \n various welds and be able to distinguish between a good weld and a bad weld, as some engineers are \n expected to inspect pipelines, but do not have firsthand knowledge of proper welding techniques.","bbox":{"left":0.129449,"top":0.731085,"width":0.764934,"height":0.06955699999999998}},{"text":"WORKFORCE AND COMMUNITY SERVICES – Dr. Brian Paskvan, Executive Director \n In October, WCS provided 31 contract training programs serving a total of 478 participants. The 17 \n companies served included: Akron Sheet Metal Workers, Bittersweet Farms, Buckeye CableSystem, \n Cleveland Sheet Metal Workers and Plumbers/Pipefitters, Cincinnati Plumbers and Pipefitters, City \n of Toledo Environmental Services, CK Technologies, Great Lakes Contractors, Kuss Corporation,","bbox":{"left":0.129412,"top":0.815012,"width":0.7649590000000001,"height":0.08574999999999999}},{"text":"2","bbox":{"left":0.884314,"top":0.935561,"width":0.009804000000000035,"height":0.020212000000000008}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}