A Message from the President February captured the unique BG experience! This month, more than 3,000 guests visited campus during Presidents' Day, dozens of employers were here to recruit students at the Spring Career EXPO, and 25,000 Falcon Flames celebrated Valentine's Day. Our College of Health and Human Services cut the ribbon on a $9.2 million expansion and renovation. The College also announced three new degree programs to meet the needs of the health-care industry. Special thanks to Pulitzer Prize-winner Katherine Boo, author of "Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity," for visiting campus and spending time with our students and the BG community. Her novel was the 2015-16 Common Read for BGSU. Congratulations to the clinical psychology doctoral program on their new national rankings! This recognition highlights our reputation for research and professional development. Bravo! BG is just weeks away. The evening of April 2 will be memorable. Students and faculty will showcase what makes the arts at BGSU so special. Reserve your ticket today to support student scholarships. BGSU is hosting the Women in Philanthropy Summit on Saturday, May 14, in partnership with the University of Findlay and Otterbein University. The final of three programs, this event is designed to increase dialogue and discussion related to the multiple roles women play in philanthropy. Return to BGSU this summer for the inaugural Alumni Summer College, designed to offer special programming for all alumni and friends. The Golden Falcons will also be honored that week. The BG community is looking forward to more progress in the months ahead. Thank you for all that you do for BGSU! Regards, Mary Ellen Mazey, Ph.D. President 2016 BGSU football dates announced Alumni Board of Directors increase student support BGSU among top business schools for veterans Kelley McCallum, Class of 2020; Flying far from home In the Spotlight Class of 1965 provides nearly $1.9 million in support to BGSU A total of 281 alumni from the Class of 1965 gave to the 50th reunion campaign this year. Special thanks to John Riedl '65 for his $1 million commitment to support student scholarships and facility improvements. This effort will greatly impact the academic services BGSU provides current students. National Trustee Bruce Nyberg '68; A life of forging links for mutual success Almendinger family can trace BGSU roots to the first president University News A century on the court; One hundred years of Falcon men's basketball FLY Program scheduled to soar in fall 2016 Office of Service-Learning expands to Center for Community and Civic Engagement Facebook Falcon; 2008 alumnus was innovator at social media company Office of the President 220 McFall Center Bowling Green, OH 43403 Phone: 419-372-2211 president@bgsu.edu Archive BGSU.edu Give to BGSU @PresidentMazey /BGSUPresident /PresidentMazey