Student-Athlete Services
Falcon Quest Program
In conjunction with the NCAA's CHAMPS/Life Skills Program (Challenging Athletes' Minds for Personal Success), the Falcon Quest Program was developed for the student-athletes at Bowling Green State University to not only make each of them a better student and athlete, but to prepare them for the biggest challenge of all - life after graduation. This program is committed to academic excellence and supports progress of the student-athlete toward intellectual development and graduation.
It is designed to build philosophical foundations for the development of athletic programs, support a well-balanced lifestyle for student-athletes while encouraging personal growth and decision-making skills in order to develop and pursue career and life goals. Falcon Quest has given BGSU student-athletes the opportunity to participate in a variety of programs emphasizing five key components: academics, athletics, personal development, career development and a commitment to service.
Falcon Quest activities include:
Past Falcon Quest Presentation Guest Speakers
Weekly Workshop Topics
Stress management, metal effectiveness, diversity, media relations, nutrition and wellness, gambling, networking opportunities
Falcon Quest Outreach: STAR and Pen Pal Programs
The Falcon Quest STAR Program is a speaker's bureau that allows student-athletes to interact with youth in group settings. This program provides a 'formal' opportunity for student-athletes to visit area schools and civic groups to speak about topics that affect today's young people. Topics can include, but are not limited to: Say NO to Drugs and Alcohol, College Student-Athlete Life, Goal Setting, Peer Pressure, Staying in School, and many more.
Highlights of the STAR Program:
The Falcon Quest Pen Pal Program is designed to encourage BGSU student-athletes to connect with the children of area communities as a mentor and friend. Falcon Quest Pen Pal Program does this by pairing a school-age youth with a student-athlete. They engage in a more traditional sense of communication by exchanging personalized letters to each other at least once a month for a semester. Participating youth are also invited to the Bowling Green State University campus in the spring to meet and interact with their student-athlete pen pal.
Highlights of the Pen Pal Program:
Falcon Quest Community Service
Throughout the academic year, all 18 intercollegiate athletic teams participate in community service projects. Student-athletes have been involved with local organizations and projects such as Special Olympics, Adopt-A-Highway, Trick-or-Treat for Canned Goods, Run/Walk for Diabetes, Children's Resource Center in Bowling Green and Toledo, Little League Clinic, Habitat for Humanity and Race for the Cure.











