The University of Findlay

Class of 2007, Occupational Therapy Major

The first time Bryson Stair visited campus, he knew The University of Findlay was the school for him. He arrived on campus just as the admissions office was closing for the day. A counselor was walking out the door but stayed to talk to Bryson about UF. Twenty minutes later, Bryson left campus with his decision made to enroll at the University.

As an occupational therapy student, Bryson stays busy with academic coursework and has had many other opportunities to get involved in the community and on campus. “I have accomplished a lot of things that aren’t really possible at other schools,” said Stair of his three years at UF.
Bryson Stair

Stair has served on the United Way Board of Trustees as a student representative and will begin his second year as a resident director this fall. He was also recently selected to be the new student representative to The University of Findlay Board of Trustees and was inducted into the newly formed Phi Theta Epsilon occupational therapy honor society.

“I have established lifelong friendships with students and faculty and have immersed myself in great opportunities. My experiences on campus and in the classroom have given me a foundation to build upon for the rest of my life. I would recommend The University of Findlay to anyone without hesitation,” said Stair.