Student Services - Owens Community College

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Student Services
Ozone
Ozone is the official mode of communication between
the College and students.
This comprehensive Internet portal for students,
faculty and staff provides users access to e-mail
services and the Blackboard Course Management
System and enables them to access their own class
schedules, academic standing, financial information
and online class registration.
https://ozone.owens.edu
Computer Help Desk
(567) 661-7120 • 1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 7120
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Student Services
Student Services
Alumni Association
College Hall Room 138, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7410
The Owens Community College Alumni Association’s mission is to engage
alumni and students in programs, events and services that energize
interest, build loyalty and strengthen support of Owens Community
College. Membership is open to all Owens Community College graduates
or students that have successfully completed any credit or non-credit
course at Owens Community College. New graduates receive a
complimentary membership; renewals are a nominal fee.
Many benefits are available to Alumni members with the use of their
Alumni Association membership card. Membership benefits include:
• Encounters Magazine
• Membership to the Toledo-area Campus Student Health and Activities
Center (SHAC) and the Findlay-area Campus Fitness Center
• Use of Computer Labs and College Library
• Invitation and discounts to all Alumni Association events
• Opportunities to serve on planning committees
• Reduced rental fees for use of College facilities
• Discounts on performances at the Center for Fine and Performing Arts
• Alumni Legacy Endowed Scholarships for your children
• Omail account and Job Search Services
• Discounts on Owens Express spirit wear
• Fingerprinting and background check fee discounts
• Discounts on Child Care Technology Lab fees
• Opportunities for spouse membership and benefits
• On-campus parking permit and more!
Go to www.owens.edu and check out how to join or get involved in the
Alumni Association.
Bookstore
College Hall, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7306
Education Center Room 13, Findlay-area Campus • (567) 429-3546
Textbooks, supplies, school jackets, shirts, sweaters, souvenirs, as well as
snacks and beverages are available in the College bookstores. Special
items for various technologies are also available.
Contact us:
Academic Enhancement
(567) 661-7500 - Toledo-area Campus
(567) 429-3509 - Findlay-area Campus
What the Bookstore offers you:
• Books to purchase for classes and assistance in locating the
correct books
• Book buyback for used books
•  Supplies, consumables, clothing and novelties
Athletics
Just remember, textbooks and backpacks are not permitted in the
Bookstore. Lockers are available for your convenience. The Bookstore
accepts VISA, MasterCard, DISCOVER, personal check, cash and the
Express Card.
Disability Services
(567) 661-7007 - Both Campuses
Department of Public Safety
BURSAR
Enrollment Services
Alumni Hall, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7575
Security Building, Findlay-area Campus • (567) 429-3586
Department of Public Safety personnel are available on a 24-hour, sevenday per week basis on the Toledo-area and Findlay-area campuses.
Department of Public Safety personnel are available to assist students
with lost and found items, jump starts, lockouts and auto services for
minor mechanical failures. The Department of Public Safety also provides
an escort service seven days a week upon request.
Financial Aid
In support of and in compliance with the United States Department of
Education, Title II of Public Law 101-542, Crime Awareness and Campus
Security Act of 1990, better known as the Jeanne Clery Act, campus crime
statistics are available by request from the Department of Public Safety or
by accessing the U.S. Department of Education Web site at
http://ope.ed.gov/security or www.owens.edu/security/right_to_know.html.
Office of the Registrar
Campus Transportation
Student resource center
Facility Services, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7577
The Campus Area Transit System (CATS) is committed to providing
safe, efficient and economical mobility to all members of the Owens
Community College community through its NO-FARE bus service.
CATS is comprised of three different services:
1) Park & Ride Shuttle Service
The Park & Ride shuttle bus loops between the east and west sides of
campus approximately every 10-15 minutes during the Fall and Spring
semesters.  Hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Monday through
Thursday and 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. on Fridays. Park & Ride does not
operate during the summer semester.  Look for the bus marked CATS or
vehicle marked “Owens Community College.”
International Student Services
Library Services
department of public safety
Ozone
This comprehensive Internet portal for students, faculty
and staff provides users access to e-mail services
and the Blackboard Course Management System and
enables them to access their own class schedules,
academic standing, financial information and online
class registration.
Computer Help Desk
(567) 661-7120 • 1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 7120
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Student Services
Contact us:
Athletics
BURSAR
Disability Services
Enrollment Services
Financial Aid
Library Services
Ozone
Computer Help Desk
(567) 661-7120 • 1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 7120
2) Owens/TARTA Bus Service
The Owens/TARTA Bus Service connects Owens Community College with
downtown Toledo and also provides transportation throughout the campus. 
The Owens/TARTA Bus Service operates Monday through Friday during the
Fall, Spring and Summer semesters when classes are in session.  Look for a
TARTA bus, CATS bus or vehicle marked “Owens Community College.”
Disability Services
3) Special Event Transportation
The Campus Area Transportation System can provide limited bus service
for special recruitment events and tours, field trips, athletic events,
seminars and training programs both on and off campus, dependent upon
the logistics involved.
It is recommended that each student identify any needs at least three
weeks prior to anticipated enrollment. To determine if students are eligible
for services, appropriate documentation must be provided. Documentation
must be completed by a qualified individual and provide current levels of
functioning.
Safety and efficiency of the Campus Transportation services depend in part
on the responsibility of conscientious riders.  No food, beverages, tobacco,
alcoholic beverages, drugs or bicycles are allowed on the vehicles.  Riders
are expected to show appropriate respect for other passengers and
drivers.  Failure to follow any of these regulations may result in riding
privileges being revoked.
Disability Services offers a variety of accommodations, including alternative
test modifications, textbooks in an alternative format, adaptive equipment
and software. Other accommodations may be implemented after
consultation with staff.
Schedules and further information regarding Campus Transportation can
be found in the Campus Transportation brochure available throughout the
campus or at https://www.owens.edu/cats.
Child Care Centers
Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7404
Accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs
Findlay-area Campus • (567) 429-3596
The Owens Community College Child Care Technology Labs provide
educational and child-care service for the children of students, staff,
faculty and community members. In addition, the centers provide a lab
environment where Early Childhood Education students can observe and
participate in a full service childcare center to develop their emerging
teaching skills. The centers’ programs are designed to provide children
with opportunities to expand their understanding of their world, learn
basic skills needed to engage in continued learning and provide for their
emotional and physical well-being.
More information can be found by logging onto the Owens Web site
at www.owens.edu/childcare or call and make an appointment for an
informational tour of the center.
Toledo-area and Findlay-area Campuses • (567) 661-7007
Disability Services provides support services, information and guidance
to students with disabilities who are attending or plan to attend Owens
Community College. Services are coordinated for individuals with various
disabilities.
Students who need an accommodation or modification for testing should
contact the Office of Disability Services prior to taking the COMPASS
placement test.
Disability Services can also assist students in identifying and making
contact with appropriate community agencies.
Students on both campuses should:
• Schedule an intake appointment with Disability Services.
• Provide current test records, and/or medical records verifying disability at the time of the appointment to determine eligibility.
For more information, visit the Disability Services Web site at
www.owens.edu/disability_services.
Dental Hygiene Clinic
Health Technologies Room 207, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7294
The Dental Hygiene Clinic provides preventive and limited restorative
dental services to students, staff, faculty and the general public. Students
provide dental services under the supervision of faculty members. The clinic
operates on a fee-for-service basis. Clinic hours are scheduled four to five
days per week and vary with each semester.
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Contact us:
Food Services
Career Services
Fireside Grill, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-2556
For hours of operation, call (567) 661-2556.
College Hall Room 150, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7501
Career Center - College Hall 151
Career Services mission is dedicated to helping students explore career
possibilities, acquire tools needed to secure employment and connect with
employers. Assistance is provided to help students and alumni with job
search, interviewing techniques, resume and cover letter writing and career
exploration.
Owens Community College provides a variety of food services on the
Toledo-area and Findlay-area Campuses. The Fireside Grill on the Toledoarea Campus features Subway, Beaner’s Coffee, Marco’s Pizza, Toft’s Ice
Cream, as well as traditional food court offerings such as a soup and salad
bar, the Angus Grill, Snack and Go and Café International, which feature
different international cuisines each day.
Jaguar Grill, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7923
For hours of operation, call (567) 661-7923. The Jaguar Grill features
Marco’s Pizza, the Angus Grill and other food options.
Jaguar Grill, Findlay-area Campus • (567) 429-3089
For hours of operation, call (567) 429-3089.
The Findlay-area Campus Jaguar Grill features Marco’s Pizza, the Angus
Grill, Cafe International, gourmet coffee and Dietsch’s Ice Cream.
Vending services are available on the Toledo and Findlay-area campuses.
Housing
College Hall 130, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7777
Student housing is available on an off-campus basis only. The Enrollment
Services Office maintains a list of rooms, apartments and other
accommodations that will assist students in obtaining housing. The
selection and approval of housing facilities is entirely at the option of the
student and/or parent. The landlord – not the College – will establish rules
and regulations. A student in need of housing may:
Employment
Job boards on both campuses carry job openings for off-campus positions
and are updated weekly. Students may also view job opening on the web
site, occexpressjobs.net. On-campus and Federal Work Study (FWS) positions
are posted on the employment web site, jobs.owens.edu. Student can apply
by completing the online application and submitting the application for each
position of interest.
Career Education
Career Education Services offer assistance to students who may be
undecided, wanting a career change, and/or needing more information
on a particular career field. Students may participate in one of the
many Exploring the World of Work workshops throughout the year; talk
individually to a Career Specialist; browse the Career Education Services
Web site at www.owens.edu/career/index.html; or visit the Career Center
(Toledo-area Campus).
Athletics
BURSAR
Disability Services
Enrollment Services
Financial Aid
Library Services
• Request a list of available housing from the Enrollment Services Office or
• Arrange to visit, select and confirm other accommodations.
Ozone
For emergency purposes, the student should register his/her address and
phone number in the offices of Enrollment Services and the Office of the
Registrar.
class registration.
Computer Help Desk
(567) 661-7120 • 1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 7120
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Student Services
Contact us:
Athletics
BURSAR
Disability Services
Enrollment Services
Financial Aid
Library Services
Ozone
Computer Help Desk
(567) 661-7120 • 1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 7120
Student Clubs and Organizations
SHAC, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-2569
Some organizations include:
• Alpha Mu Gamma (Nu Kappa Chapter)
• American Red Cross
• Bible Study Club
• Black Student Union
• Camera Work Photo Club
• Chess Club
• Chi Alpha Epsilon
• Chinese as a Foreign Language Club
• Colleges Against Cancer at Owens Community College
• Commercial Arts Club
• Criminal Justice Organization
• Cross Country and Track Club
• Democratic Club Party
• Epsilon Pi Tau
• Gamers United
• Gay Straight Alliance
• Habitat for Humanity
• Hands on America Sign Language Club
• Health Information Technology Student Association (HITSA)
• International Student Union
• Kappa Beta Delta (Pi Chapter)
• Landscape and Turf Crew
• Latino Student Union
• Music Justice League
• OCC Computer Club
• OCC Visual Arts Club
• OH! ART - Findlay Campus
• Owens Anime Convention
• Owens Community College Catholic Student Association
• Owens Community College Chi Alpha Ministries
• Owens Community College Japanese Club
• Owens Community College Poet’s Society: Broken Silence
• Owens Community College Visual Arts Club
• Owens Dance Express
• Owens Environmental Club (OEC)
• Owens Hospitality and Culinary Club
• Owens Outlook
• Owens Production Club
• Owens Student Massage Therapy Club
• Owens Students Involved in Dietetics (OSID)
• Owens XPRESS Winterguard
• Phi Theta Kappa - (Alpha Omega Pi Chapter)
• Psi Beta
• Rotaract Club
• Sailing Club
• Shotokan Karate Club
• Sigma Kappa Delta, (Theta Alpha Chapter)
• Ski Club
• Society of Manufacturer’s Engineering (SME)
• Student American Dental Hygienists Association (SADHA)
• Student Association for Young Children
• Student Government
• Student Nurse’s Association - Findlay Campus
• Student Nurse’s Association - Toledo Campus
• Student Occupational Therapy Assistant Association
• Student Physical Therapist Assistant Associates Organization
• Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) - Toledo and Findlay Campuses
• Surgical Technology Club
• Tau Alpha Pi
• Teacher Education Student Association
• Toastmasters International
• Tomorrow’s Imagers
• Trivia Club
Student Activities
EC 112, Findlay-area Campus
Owens Community College recognizes and promotes student involvement
and student leadership. The College realizes that much learning takes
place outside of the classroom and supports a program of well-integrated
student activities and leadership. Program offerings are developed to
enhance the college experience and to encourage students to develop
leadership skills. Activities vary from semester to semester and student
input is strongly encouraged. The Student Activities Department is located
in the Student Health and Activities Center, SHAC 165. Here is a partial list
of past events:
• Black History Month programs
• Fall Fest
• Community Involvement Events
• Environmental Fair
• Leadership Conferences
• Spring Fling
• Tension Prevention
• Rock the Vote
• Textbook Recycling
• Guest Speakers
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Intramurals
Owens Express Intercollegiate Athletics
Owens Community College offers a comprehensive intramural program:
Owens Community College supports the intercollegiate men’s basketball,
baseball and soccer programs, and women’s basketball, volleyball and
fast-pitch softball programs and co-ed golf. Owens also offers collegiate
cheerleading and dance teams. The College is a member of the National
Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and the Ohio Community
College Athletic Conference (OCCAC).
• Basketball
• Billiards
• Bowling
• Darts
• Dodgeball
• Flag Football
• Golf
• Table Tennis
• Tennis
• X-box Tournament
• Volleyball
Visit www.owens.edu and explore the Campus Life/Student Life and
Athletics link for the most up-to-date list of intramurals.
Fitness Equipment
Students, faculty and staff can take advantage of outstanding fitness
facilities. The SHAC features an open atmosphere food court, recreation
and activities areas for personal fitness, aerobics, weight lifting, a student
gym with a running track, volleyball, tennis and basketball courts and a
performance gym with a stage. Support facilities include locker rooms,
offices for student activities, coaching personnel, auxiliary services and
building maintenance.
Fitness Center and Gym
Community Education & Wellness Center, Rooms 114 and 117
Findlay-area Campus • (567) 429-3172
Students, Alumni (with a current Alumni membership), faculty and staff
can take advantage of the workout equipment in the Fitness Center.
Basketballs, volleyballs, ping pong table, stretch boards, lockers and
showers are also available. A valid Owens ID is required to use the
facilities.
Student Athlete Advising
CH 130, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7893
The Student Athlete Advisor provides academic advising, support and
study skills enhancement for student-athletes in order to enrich their
academic experience while participating in intercollegiate athletics.
Current athletic academic programs include: academic study tables,
academic progress reporting, tutoring, specialized college success steps
course and study skills, time management and support. This service seeks
to combine the challenging aspects of completing an academic degree
program while participating in intercollegiate athletics.
The Outlook
SHAC 156, Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-2606
Owens Community College’s student newspaper, The Outlook, is a
publication produced entirely by Owens students. The newspaper,
produced bimonthly, allows students from any program area to gain
practical experience in writing, photography, page design and more.
Interested students can e-mail [email protected] or explore www.owens.
edu/outlook for more information.
Student ID Cards
www.owens.edu/expresscard
Athletics
BURSAR
Disability Services
Enrollment Services
Financial Aid
Library Services
Alumni Hall, Department of Public Safety
Toledo-area Campus • (567) 661-7575 • Fax (567) 661-7843
Department of Public Safety
Findlay-area Campus • (567) 429-3586 • Fax (567) 429-3689
Every new student must obtain a photo Express Card Student ID. This card
may be used in the Bookstore, Common Computer Labs, Library, Student
Health & Activities Center, for Campus transportation, Campus vending
and other Campus services.
The Student ID card is required in the Bookstore for check cashing, at
the Library, Records Office, Bursar’s Office and the Financial Aid Office.
For more information, contact the Express Card Office on the Toledoarea Campus at (567) 661-2204 or 1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 2204. On the
Findlay-area Campus, call (567) 429-3542 or 1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 3542.
Ozone
class registration.
Computer Help Desk
(567) 661-7120 • 1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 7120

Student Services - Owens Community College

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