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UNOH Alum Brian Williams with Country Artist Julie Roberts
UNOH Alum Brian Williams Builds His Own Career Path

08 May 2026

For many students, the path after graduation can feel uncertain. For UNOH alumnus Brian Williams, that uncertainty became an opportunity, not to follow a traditional career path, but to build one entirely his own. After graduating, Brian launched his career in marketing, eventually spending nearly a decade with a Lima-based agency. But he never lost sight of a dream he’d had since high school: working in the music industry in Nashville.

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UNOH AMA Students visit with Erika Robinson, Director of People and Promotions, for Good Food Restaurants

07 May 2026

Students Explore Targeted Marketing with Good Food Restaurants

This spring, students from the American Marketing Association (AMA) at the University of Northwestern Ohio had the opportunity to visit Good Food Restaurants in downtown Lima. The visit gave students a closer look at how a local company successfully manages multiple restaurant brands while using targeted marketing strategies to reach different audiences.

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2026-2027 Military Friendly Gold Logo

30 April 2026

UNOH Earns Gold Level Military Friendly Designation

The University of Northwestern Ohio is proud to announce today that it has been named a Gold-level Military Friendly® School in the Private University not offering Doctorate category for the 2026-2027 academic year! This is the seventeenth consecutive year that the University of Northwestern Ohio has received a Military Friendly® designation.

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Headshot of UNOH Alumni Andrew Kustra

17 April 2026

UNOH Alum Expands Career Path with UNOH Education

For Andrew Kustra, a 2008 graduate in High Performance Motorsports, the foundation he built at UNOH has carried far beyond the racetrack. “I had opportunities with race teams and some incredible offers,” Andrew shared. “But they would have taken me far from home. At that point in my life, I had roots in Pittsburgh and decided to stay local and explore other technical paths.” That decision led Andrew to apply the skills he gained at UNOH in new and unexpected ways—first in engine building, then as a tool and die machinist, and now in a leadership role with Aerotech, a precision automation and robotics manufacturer in southwestern Pennsylvania.

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