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UW Objectives University Women of BGSU
Formally, the main objective of the University Women is to encourage a friendly and cooperative spirit within its diversified membership and to foster a continuing interest in Bowling Green State University and its surrounding communities. Additionally, we strive to encourage and assist part time or full time undergraduate women through our scholarship funding. Informally, we provide social fellowship and fun for our members, primarily through various smaller interest groups. New members are welcome at any time. The entire group meets as well for planned social events throughout the year, at which time spouses and friends who may want to join are encouraged to attend. Our special interest groups include gardening, antiques, art museum, bridge, community service, knitting/crocheting, literature, lunch bunch, travelers, music, movies, and more. Members are responsible for annual dues (presently $20 per year). They are also responsible for paying any interest group dues for the groups they wish to join. For more information or to join the University Women, visit the website at universitywomenofbgsu.weebly.com or contact Jo Ascunce (webmaster)at jo.ascunce47@gmail.com. |
Officers and Committees (2019-2020)
President
Cindy Colvin
Past President
Suzanne Fahrer
President Elect
Jane Schimpf
Vice President
Mary Jo Venis
Secretary
Mary Ellen Bollenbacher
Treasurer
Hilde Farrow
Publicity
Karen Cota
Nominations
Barbara Sanchez
Members-At-Large
Mary Joy Burkle
Sandy Wicks
Susan Winters
Debbie Newlove
Interest Groups
Phyllis Hartwell
Directory
Karen Johnson
Scholarships
Mary Lynn Pozniak
Jo Tutolo
Communications
Denise Robins
Webpage & Newsletter
Jo Ascunce
Community Service
Anne Bullerjahn
Who We Are
University Women of BGSU are women who are interested in promoting and fostering an interest in Bowling Green State University and its surrounding communities.
Dues
All members shall be responsible for annual dues (presently $20 per year). They are also responsible for paying any interest group dues for the interest groups they wish to join.
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University Women Services Offered and Information
Suzanne Fahrer
Are you looking for a natural product? I make body and facial products that are all natural. The raw materials used are plant and mineral based that contain no petroleum, formaldehyde or parabins. The oils and butters used are 100% natural. Here is a list of products that I make: moisturizing lotion, body butters, calendula healing hand cream, sugar/salt scrubs, moisturizing facial cream, anti-defying facial cream, night cream, facial cleansers, cypress anti-aging facial serum, Hyaluronic facial serum, pomegranate facial serum, eye makeup removal, natural oil eye cream (containing a peptide called argireline-equal to Botox), green tea eye cream , eucalyptus shower bombs, and lip balm/butters. I will be making natural lip stick and mineral makeup very shortly. You can reach me at suefahrer@gmail.com or by phone at 419-601-0844.
Joung-ja Kawashima
A Happy New Year! Even though the Kawashima Peace Garden was open since 2013, it always needs some more funds to replace and add new shrubs, trees after severe winter. The Peace garden would appreciate continuous support from BG community. New features that were added this year are new lantern on south western corner and wonderful" Kawashima Peace Garden "sign that was donated by the Kawashima family in Japan; calligraphy in chinese characters, transferred onto wood piece, carved and painted, now hung at the Machiai place.
Donations can be made to Park and Recreations :Kawashima Peace Garden
Jan Knape
JanKnape Designs 419-261-5017
Jan Knape is the owner of Knape Designs, a graphic design and marketing solutions business, since 1982.
• Brand Development and comprehensive design capabilities for Brochures, Annual Reports, Direct Mail, Catalogs, Trade Exhibits, Trade Publications and Advertising.
• Extensive portfolio of completed projects from industrial/manufacturing, social service agencies, health care, government, business, tourism, economic development and education.
• Writing and marketing solutions, from start to finish
Jan is also the executive editor and designer of BG Health magazine, since 2009.
• Writes, edits, designs and produces a high-end publication dealing with local health topics for distribution in the Bowling Green area. Advertising and story opportunities available.
Joan Morgan-Augenstein
I have started a new venture this past year. It is an online business, and I am selling ladies golf gloves, golf bags and golf club head covers. The products are all very nice. If any are golfers and interested in purchasing products from me, they can visit my web site at www.womensgolfer.com
If anyone has questions please call me at 419 352-6648.
Barbara O'Brien
KNITTING . CROCHET . JEWELRY
Will do commissions.
419-352-0754
tvandbob@roadrunner.com
Karen Seeliger
Professional Realtor with Newlove Realty
Member of the Presidents Sales Club
Certified Professional Property Stager
My husband is Scott Seeliger
Fourth Ward Councilman
Director of Philanthropy for Schedel Arboretum & Gardens
Jo Tutolo:
St. Mark's Lutheran Church Furniture Pantry has free furniture for people in need with a referral from social service agencies in Wood County. They will pick up your furniture and deliver it to those needing it. They also accept beds, mattresses and springs. This is a wonderful service so please keep this in mind if you have any good used furniture that you no longer need. Call St. Mark's Church at 419-353-930
Dinah Vincent
Dinah K. Vincent, Garden Colorist. Live in your dream garden! Everything from garden design, trees, shrubs, hardscape and perennials. State of Ohio license for wholesale nursery products. 419-353-4041
Becky White Schooner
Becky White/Schooner Farms - A visit to our farm is anything but boring. Walk our 75foot lavender labyrinth, pick berries off our organically tended hugelkultur beds, enjoy a wide variety of classes or demonstrations, catch and release fishing opportunities, raw honey from our apiary, learn about land ethics, watch our experiments into fresh water lobster and shrimp for tableware, natural pond and lake restoration, shop our little sundry store, take an amazing yoga class, discover our plans for creating a food forest and more. See, not boring and not your typical “farm”. www.schoonerberries.com like us on Facebook too! Schooner Farms 14890 Otsego Pike Weston, Ohio 419-261-0908
Suzanne Fahrer
Are you looking for a natural product? I make body and facial products that are all natural. The raw materials used are plant and mineral based that contain no petroleum, formaldehyde or parabins. The oils and butters used are 100% natural. Here is a list of products that I make: moisturizing lotion, body butters, calendula healing hand cream, sugar/salt scrubs, moisturizing facial cream, anti-defying facial cream, night cream, facial cleansers, cypress anti-aging facial serum, Hyaluronic facial serum, pomegranate facial serum, eye makeup removal, natural oil eye cream (containing a peptide called argireline-equal to Botox), green tea eye cream , eucalyptus shower bombs, and lip balm/butters. I will be making natural lip stick and mineral makeup very shortly. You can reach me at suefahrer@gmail.com or by phone at 419-601-0844.
Joung-ja Kawashima
A Happy New Year! Even though the Kawashima Peace Garden was open since 2013, it always needs some more funds to replace and add new shrubs, trees after severe winter. The Peace garden would appreciate continuous support from BG community. New features that were added this year are new lantern on south western corner and wonderful" Kawashima Peace Garden "sign that was donated by the Kawashima family in Japan; calligraphy in chinese characters, transferred onto wood piece, carved and painted, now hung at the Machiai place.
Donations can be made to Park and Recreations :Kawashima Peace Garden
Jan Knape
JanKnape Designs 419-261-5017
Jan Knape is the owner of Knape Designs, a graphic design and marketing solutions business, since 1982.
• Brand Development and comprehensive design capabilities for Brochures, Annual Reports, Direct Mail, Catalogs, Trade Exhibits, Trade Publications and Advertising.
• Extensive portfolio of completed projects from industrial/manufacturing, social service agencies, health care, government, business, tourism, economic development and education.
• Writing and marketing solutions, from start to finish
Jan is also the executive editor and designer of BG Health magazine, since 2009.
• Writes, edits, designs and produces a high-end publication dealing with local health topics for distribution in the Bowling Green area. Advertising and story opportunities available.
Joan Morgan-Augenstein
I have started a new venture this past year. It is an online business, and I am selling ladies golf gloves, golf bags and golf club head covers. The products are all very nice. If any are golfers and interested in purchasing products from me, they can visit my web site at www.womensgolfer.com
If anyone has questions please call me at 419 352-6648.
Barbara O'Brien
KNITTING . CROCHET . JEWELRY
Will do commissions.
419-352-0754
tvandbob@roadrunner.com
Karen Seeliger
Professional Realtor with Newlove Realty
Member of the Presidents Sales Club
Certified Professional Property Stager
My husband is Scott Seeliger
Fourth Ward Councilman
Director of Philanthropy for Schedel Arboretum & Gardens
Jo Tutolo:
St. Mark's Lutheran Church Furniture Pantry has free furniture for people in need with a referral from social service agencies in Wood County. They will pick up your furniture and deliver it to those needing it. They also accept beds, mattresses and springs. This is a wonderful service so please keep this in mind if you have any good used furniture that you no longer need. Call St. Mark's Church at 419-353-930
Dinah Vincent
Dinah K. Vincent, Garden Colorist. Live in your dream garden! Everything from garden design, trees, shrubs, hardscape and perennials. State of Ohio license for wholesale nursery products. 419-353-4041
Becky White Schooner
Becky White/Schooner Farms - A visit to our farm is anything but boring. Walk our 75foot lavender labyrinth, pick berries off our organically tended hugelkultur beds, enjoy a wide variety of classes or demonstrations, catch and release fishing opportunities, raw honey from our apiary, learn about land ethics, watch our experiments into fresh water lobster and shrimp for tableware, natural pond and lake restoration, shop our little sundry store, take an amazing yoga class, discover our plans for creating a food forest and more. See, not boring and not your typical “farm”. www.schoonerberries.com like us on Facebook too! Schooner Farms 14890 Otsego Pike Weston, Ohio 419-261-0908