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Ohio University's Aesthetic Technologies Lab presents "SCALE," an astronomy-themed exhibition opening at the Kennedy Museum of Art on Saturday, May 5, with a free public reception at 8 p.m.
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| - Human Resources announces classified employment freeze 4/30/2007
University officials announced today that an employment freeze will go into effect immediately and continue through June 30 for classified nonbargaining positions on all six of Ohio University's campuses.
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| - Radio report: Ohio University working to attract best and brightest 4/30/2007
Deans David Descutner and Ann Fidler spoke about Ohio University’s efforts to attract the nation’s best and brightest students in an Ohio Public Radio story aired this morning.
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| - Study: Academic honesty increases in past year 4/30/2007
A recent study shows academic honesty among Ohio University students has markedly increased in the past year.
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| - Not your average summer job 4/30/2007
Each summer, more than 4,000 admitted, incoming students become familiar with Ohio University at day-and-a-half Precollege sessions. Helping make that happen are 45 dedicated student advisers, who for four weeks share their knowledge and love for Ohio University with new students and their parents. Advisers become close friends and experts on all things Ohio University - and learn a lot about themselves.
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| - Sounding out the secrets of hearing (part two) 4/30/2007
Cochlear implants provide deaf people a bridge into the speaking world, but researchers are striving to make the devices do even more
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Organizers of the annual Athens International Film and Video Festival will shout "Action!" for the 34th time tonight. During the weeklong event, movie buffs will have the chance to see 21 feature films and 133 other movies competing for $9,000 in prizes.
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| - Corruption hinders nations' development 4/27/2007
Transparency International founder Peter Eigen told an Ohio University audience of more than 200 on Thursday that corruption is the greatest stumbling block in the advancement of developing countries.
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| - Geiger to retire after 40 years of service 4/27/2007
Alan Geiger has announced he will retire from Ohio University June 30, concluding a 40-year career. He holds two titles, assistant to the president and secretary to the board of trustees.
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| - Nine going to the head of the class 4/27/2007
Gretchen Cataline is one of nine Ohio University graduates who have agreed to put their intended careers on hold to teach at low-income schools around the country in the Teach for America program. Since 1990, Teach for America has recruited more than 14,000 individuals who have helped to improve the lives of two million students.
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| - Three Ohio University students win Fulbrights to teach, research 4/27/2007
Three Ohio University seniors have been named U.S. Student Fulbright Scholars. Angela Kilbane and Dale Albanese have each been awarded Fulbright English Teaching Assistantships in Indonesia and Taiwan, and Tim Lorek won a Fulbright Research Scholarship to Chile.
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| - Spring Literary Festival starts May 9 4/27/2007
The Ohio University community will have the chance to interact with six world-class authors as they present lectures and read from their work during the Spring Literary Festival, May 9 to 11 in Baker University Center.
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| - Sounding out the secrets of hearing (part one) 4/27/2007
Cochlear implants provide deaf people a bridge into the speaking world, but researchers are striving to make the devices do even more
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| - VisCom students clean up at national design contest 4/26/2007
For students in the School of Visual Communication, hard work and ingenuity are all in a day's work. That commitment to excellence stood strong when students faced the nation's best and took home more awards than any other college or university in the Edmund C. Arnold Society for News Design MSU Affiliate 2007 Design Contest for College Students in March.
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| - Committees Award more than $100,000 to 12 Faculty for Research, Creative Work 4/26/2007
Two Ohio University committees have awarded more than $119,000 in research grants to 12 faculty members. The grants, ranging from $5,000 to $25,000, will fund projects that include an investigation of the effects of gravitational forces on plant growth and a study of the role of clinicians in mental health courts.
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| - McDavis addresses state funding, other topics at press briefing 4/26/2007
President Roderick J. McDavis expressed support for Ohio House Speaker Jon Husted’s higher education funding proposal during Wednesday’s bimonthly press conference.
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| - Taking a custom ride on the wild side 4/25/2007
Anyone whose ridden a touring bicycle for any great distance knows all about the torturous pain it can cause, with those little seats and no back support. In 1988 Israel Urieli decided he'd had enough.
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| - Ohio University announces changes in file-sharing policies 4/25/2007
In an effort to ensure that every student, faculty member and researcher has access to the computer resources they need, Ohio University announced today it will restrict the use of all peer-to-peer, or P2P, file-sharing on the campus computer network.
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| - That's a wrap 4/25/2007
RecycleMania 2007 is officially over and Ohio University finished No. 1 in the Mid-American Conference and second among all Ohio colleges and universities. But the real winner in RecycleMania is the environment.
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| - Ohio University composting project is first in state 4/25/2007
Ohio University will institute the first full-scale composting project at a college or university in the state after being awarded a grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. ODNR's Division of Recycling and Litter Prevention awarded Ohio University $250,000 as part of $1,438,000 in grants to public and private partnerships to boost the market for recycled products in Ohio.
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| - They've got the gift of gab 4/25/2007
The Ohio University Debate and Forensics Team has talked its way into a top ranking at the prestigious National Forensics Association National Tournament, held April 19-23. Competing at Berry College in Rome, Ga., the team finished 11th overall and second in their division.
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| - Committee plans for president's evaluation 4/25/2007
The executive committee of the Ohio University Board of Trustees met in executive session Tuesday at the Lancaster campus to discuss personnel issues, including President Roderick J. McDavis' annual evaluation. The committee did not take any formal action.
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| - A world of possibilities 4/25/2007
Last week, the Office of Nationally Competitive Awards, along with the President's Office for Diversity, launched an effort to encourage multicultural students to think about applying for nationally competitive awards. More than 85 students attended a special dinner to encourage them to do just that.
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| - UCM: Center for Spiritual Growth and Social Justice presents 'UCM's Free Speech Zones' 4/24/2007
United Campus Ministry's popular lunch discussion series "Soup for the Soul" returns with a special edition for spring quarter. "UCM's Free Speech Zones" is a chance for community members, students, faculty and administrators to discuss the topic of free speech and its limitations.
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| - OU Lancaster to Celebrate 50th Anniversary 4/24/2007
Prepare to party as Ohio University Lancaster celebrates "educating and enriching lives since 1956."
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| - Thesis exhibit at the Kennedy shows how quilts influence Navajo weaving 4/24/2007
Thesis exhibit will open at the Kennedy Museum of Art on Friday, April 27, with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m.
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| - Documentary poses provocative questions about 2004 election 4/24/2007
Was the 2004 presidential election stolen? The issue may have died down in some quarters, but graduate student filmmakers at Ohio University thought the question was worth an in-depth probe. The result is "How Ohio Pulled It Off," a new documentary that will screen Saturday, April 28, as a special event for the 34th Athens International Film and Video Festival.
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| - Students give back on Beautification Day 4/24/2007
As many students took advantage of sunny skies and warm weather on Saturday to relax and enjoy the weekend, volunteers representing 18 student organizations participated in nine community service projects throughout the city as a part of the second annual Athens Beautification Day.
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Showcasing Ohio's rich history of research and development in environment- and energy-related fields, 15 Ohio universities signed a memorandum of understanding that fosters an alliance between participating universities on April 23.
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| - The "Starr" of organ donation 4/24/2007
Tom Starr, founder of Miracles for Life, has teamed up with Donate Life Ohio, Red Cross, and students and faculty at the Ralph and Luci Schey Sales Centre at Ohio University - an organization he pioneered about 10 years ago - to host the inaugural Ohio University Rock n' Run 5K Race and Concert on Saturday, April 28.
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| - Peter Eigen to address government corruption and transparency issues 4/24/2007
Transparency International founder and chairman Peter Eigen will speak at Ohio University at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, April 26, in Baker University Center Ballroom A. During his talk, Eigen will explain how corruption is becoming increasingly worldwide in its consequences.
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| - First panel in Affirming Humanity series will take place on April 30 4/24/2007
The first of three panels in the new Affirming Humanity series will take place from noon to 1 p.m. Monday, April 30, in Baker University Center conference room 242. The series will celebrate the work and contributions of people who are engaged in, and committed to, service and outreach to others.
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| - President McDavis receives Leadership Ohio award 4/24/2007
Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis is the winner of the 2007 Leadership Ohio Education Award.
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| - Associate provost for graduate studies accepts Adams State position 4/23/2007
Associate Provost for Graduate Studies Michael Mumper will leave Ohio University to serve as provost at Adams State, his alma mater, Provost Kathy Krendl announced today. Krendl said she plans to announce an interim to temporarily succeed Mumper, who will wrap up 20 years with Ohio University on June 30.
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| - Ohio University leaders hand out journalism award 4/23/2007
Ohio University leaders and the Scripps Howard Foundation rewarded crusading journalists who sniffed out and exposed stock options shenanigans, awarding them the Farfel Prize on Thursday night in Washington, D.C.
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| - Fair to feature innovative student projects, learning opportunities 4/23/2007
Sending children to school in the computer-generated world of Second Life, creating imaginative costume designs for theater, diagnosing back problems with the use of a virtual, movable body: These are just some of the projects on display at the 2007 Ohio University Student Research and Creative Activity Fair, Thursday, May 3. The fair, which will be held at the Convocation Center from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., is free and open to the public.
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| - Highlights of Ohio University Board of Trustees Meeting 4/20/2007
The Ohio University Board of Trustees met today and approved several facilities improvement projects totaling $16.2 million across the university's six campuses. The board also voted to change the status of the George V. Voinovich Center for Leadership and Public Affairs to the George V. Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs.
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| - Crisis FAQs 4/20/2007
A crisis in one place has a way of stimulating crisis thinking everywhere. The incident this week at Virginia Tech is certainly proof. Across the nation, parents, students and community members are asking, "Could this happen at our university?" and "How prepared are we?" Here are answers to questions many people have asked Ohio University throughout Virginia Tech's ordeal.
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| - Board of Trustees to discuss next year's budget proposal 4/20/2007
The Ohio University Board of Trustees will meet on campus today at 1:30 p.m. in the Walter Hall Governance Room. The meeting is open to the public.
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| - Grant to bolster environmental education earns statewide honor 4/19/2007
A successful grant directed by Ohio University-Chillicothe Instructor of Geography Gary Haynes has been recognized by the Ohio Environmental Education Fund as an outstanding project.
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A look at Rolling Stone's fans
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| - Hollings Scholars study science with the best 4/19/2007
Tornados, hurricanes and blizzards fascinate sophomore geography and meteorology major Jeff Waters. Thanks to a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association Hollings Scholarship, his chances for studying severe weather among the nation's best scholars are looking quite bright.
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| - Voinovich Center helps full-time mother win entrepreneurship award 4/19/2007
Randi Gheen has been named Ohio's Small Business Administration Young Entrepreneur of the Year
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| - One with Virginia Tech 4/19/2007
Nearly 1,500 candles flickered in a persistent breeze on Ohio University's College Green Wednesday night as the campus community came together to mourn the 32 people killed Monday at Virginia Tech.
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| - Candidates for Women's Center director to give public lectures 4/19/2007
Beginning April 23 and concluding May 14, each of the four candidates for the Ohio University Women's Center director position will present a public lecture. The lectures will be free, and all community members, faculty, staff and students are invited to attend and provide feedback about the candidates' presentations.
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| - Botswana dignitaries present books to Ohio University Libraries for Botswana depository 4/19/2007
On Wednesday, University of Botswana Vice Chancellor Bojosi Otlhogile and Deputy Vice Chancellor Frank Youngman presented Ohio University Dean of Libraries Julia Zimmerman with several books for inclusion in the Botswana depository in Alden Library.
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| - History keeps this physicist busy 4/18/2007
For David Drabold, Distinguished Professor of Physics, collecting ancient relics is more than a hobby -- it is a link to the past.
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More than 40 organizations and research projects dedicated to learning, research and service in the community were represented at the first annual Outreach EXPO last Friday.
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| - 'Brown Bag Thursdays' 4/18/2007
The Ohio University Women's Center recently introduced the "Brown Bag Thursday" series of events. Writer Elizabeth Boyle shares her thoughts after attending last week's discussion.
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| - Kennedy hosts gallery talks, closing reception for African mask exhibit 4/17/2007
The Kennedy Museum of Art at Ohio University invites the public to a free closing celebration for Behind the Mask: African Art from the Ellen Hobbs Collection and the Kennedy Museum of Art
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Ohio University will hold a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) teaching workshop and dinner discussion
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| - Budget, pay issues dominate Faculty Senate meeting 4/17/2007
Board of Trustees Chair Greg Browning told Faculty Senate that a stronger, more confident institution should emerge from the challenges Ohio University has faced in the past year. Browning and President Roderick J. McDavis spoke with senators about the budget and other issues Monday night.
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The Southern Ohio Police Training Institute (SOPTI) will be conducting a Peace Officer Basic Training Course in conjunction with the Law Enforcement Technology Department of Ohio University-Chillicothe.
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| - Shootings on Virginia Tech Campus Claim 33 Lives 4/16/2007
President Roderick J. McDavis extends his heartfelt condolences to Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va., today (April 16) following the shooting deaths of 33 people on campus.
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| - ‘Buy One Get One Free Book Fair’ comes to Zanesville campus library 4/16/2007
n keeping with its mission of serving the needs of the community and the students, the Zanesville Campus Library at Ohio University-Zanesville and Zane State College is sponsoring a Scholastic Book Fair April 16-20, 2007.
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| - Ohio University-Zanesville Hosts OU Human Resource Institute 4/16/2007
The 13th Annual Ohio University Human Resource Institute will take place 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, May 11, 2007, on the Zanesville Campus.
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| - Former chief editor of the South African Cape Times to present at Ohio University- 4/16/2007
Ryland Fisher, former chief editor of the South African newspaper, The Cape Times, will present at the Ohio University-Zanesville campus on Thursday, April 19.
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Cassandra McDonald, a vocal soloist of many talents, will present her one-woman show on Tuesday, April 24, at the Ohio University-Zanesville campus.
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| - Alcohol Policy Implementation Team to review alcohol policy 4/16/2007
Ohio University will reassemble its Alcohol Policy Implementation Team with the charge of conducting a review of the university's revised alcohol policy that went into effect last fall quarter.
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| - Ready, set, win! 4/16/2007
They may be counting down the days until their biggest competition -- that's 33, for those of us who don't live, breathe and sleep forensics -- but the university's Debate and Forensics Team already has scored two top wins.
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| - Film festival to "reel" in moviegoers 4/16/2007
Movie buffs may enjoy the occasional double feature or movie marathon, but few could sit through a marathon like the prescreening committee did for the 34th annual Athens International Film and Video Festival. A group of local film experts sorted through the nearly 800 submissions. The festival runs from April 27 through May 3 and features 23 feature films plus 133 films competing for $9,000 in prize money.
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| - Renovation scheduled for chemistry labs 4/13/2007
Chemistry labs in Bennett Hall rooms 209 and 210 will be renovated this summer to provide a better learning space for Ohio University-Chillicothe students. The renovation will include new furnishings, including fume hoods, tables and floors.
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| - The Ohio University African Ensemble presents AZA! 4/13/2007
The Ohio University African Ensemble, directed by Zelma Badu-Younge and Paschal Yao Younge, will be presenting a concert at 8 p.m. Friday, April 20, at Templeton Blackburn Memorial Auditorium.
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| - Ohio University to host international adoption discussion 4/13/2007
As the media attention swirls around the recent international child adoptions by celebrities Angelina Jolie and Madonna, the Ohio University's Women's Center and the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism have collaborated to host a panel discussion on the topic. The discussion will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. Monday, April 16, in Baker University Center room 403.
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| - National honor society awards journalism student 4/13/2007
Senior journalism major Jonathan Peters plans to go to law school next year. But he's not doing it alone. Phi Kappa Phi, the nation's oldest, largest, and most selective all-discipline honor society, is helping him out. Peters has been named one of 60 Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellows who will receive $5,000 for graduate or professional school expenses next year.
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| - Focus groups support student recruitment and retention efforts 4/12/2007
In an initiative to obtain insights from the consumer's perspective, Ohio University-Chillicothe has initiated a strategic approach to student outreach that involves the use of focus groups representing key constituencies.
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| - RIAA issues more letters to Ohio University network users for illegal file sharing 4/12/2007
In its third wave of a campaign to stop illegal file sharing, the Record Industry Association of America issued another 50 prelitigation etters to Ohio University's Office of Legal Affairs requesting that it forwards the letters to the alleged file sharers.
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Five faculty members receive the annual University Professor award, which is completely driven by student nominations and a student selection committee. The 2007-08 University Professors have been announced.
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| - University Town Hall Meeting set for April 17 4/11/2007
President Roderick J. McDavis will host a University Town Hall Meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, April 17, in the Baker University Center Grand Ballroom. The forum is open to all faculty, staff and students, and those attending will be able to bring in lunch. Employees and students from the regional campuses will again have the opportunity to pose questions to the president and other university leaders during the meeting through an e-mail link.
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| - School of Music's Opera Theater presents Hansel and Gretel 4/11/2007
The School of Music's Opera Theater will perform Engelbert Humperdinck's 'Hansel and Gretel' at 8 p.m. April 27 and 28 at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
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| - Rodney D. Hanson Memorial Golf Scramble approaching 4/11/2007
The sixth annual Rodney D.
Hanson Memorial Golf Scramble to benefit area students will be held on
May 14 at the Belmont Hills Country Club.
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Memorial services planned Thursday for engineering faculty member
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To highlight regional partnerships and other wide-ranging community relationships, the Ohio University Office for University Outreach is sponsoring an expo and conference April 13 to 14.
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| - Virtual food workshops will be held to celebrate minority health month 4/11/2007
Ohio University's VITAL Lab, in conjunction with the Ohio Commission on Minority Health, will hold two interactive workshops in Second Life to promote healthy eating choices in Asian and Pan-African foods. The workshops will take place from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on consecutive Thursdays, April 12 and April 19, in Stocker Center room 414.
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College of Arts and Sciences Dean Ben Ogles says there are a lot of similarities between raising seven children and providing leadership for the college's 19 departments and numerous institutes and programs. "It's true that even though they're each different, you love them all," he says of the various disciplines in his charge.
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| - Gail Berenson is new MTNA national president 4/10/2007
Ohio University Professor of Piano Gail Berenson has been elected national president of Music Teachers National Association. MTNA, a professional organization of more than 24,000 music teachers, was founded in 1876 and is America's oldest professional music teachers organization.
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| - New StrengthsQuest class to identify strengths of students 4/10/2007
During the first year of college, students often struggle with choosing a major. After all, it's supposed to be what their careers -- the rest of their lives -- are based on.
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The SOAR student orientation program is designed to help incoming students take the first step toward successful college careers.
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| - Ohio University opens new genomics facility [Research News] 4/10/2007
Ohio University celebrated the grand opening of its new genomics facility April 6. The National Science Foundation awarded a $450,000 grant to Department of Environmental and Plant Biology faculty members Sarah Wyatt and Morgan Vis to expand an existing research area into a state-of-the-art genomics facility similar to those at large research universities.
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The 2007 Residence Challenge has resulted in record-breaking savings of more than one hundred tons of CO2 and approximately 700 kilogallons of water. The challenge, now in its seventh year, is an Ohio University initiative that addresses climate change and resource conservation in the forty one residence halls, where more than 7,000 students live, work and play.
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Gov. Ted Strickland acknowledges that his proposed higher education compact asks state-assisted universities to make difficult decisions, but he says a very tight budget has forced him to make touch choices, too. During a visit to the Athens campus Monday, Strickland toured the Alden Library Learning Commons and the College of Osteopathic Medicine's Mobile Health Van and met with student scholars and faculty.
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| - Conference to celebrate 20 years of Communication and Development Studies 4/10/2007
Communication and Development Studies at Ohio University will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a graduate student conference, titled "Communication and Sustainable Development in Intercultural Contexts," to be held Thursday, April 12, through Saturday, April 14.
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| - Three Ohio University students win Goldwater Scholarships 4/9/2007
Students who receive the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship are among the very best science scholars in the country. This year, Ohio University has three. Sophomore Marie Braasch and juniors Christine Schultz and Ben Wegenhart are among the 317 Goldwater Scholars for 2007.
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| - Soldiers send thanks for Copeland Cares packages 4/6/2007
Ohio University students and staff, including those outside the College of Business, helped organize 30 boxes to be shipped to employees, students and alumni overseas. A trio of soldiers took the time to express their thanks.
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Graffiti wall display draws IFC sanction
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President Roderick J. McDavis today shared with the Budget Planning Council a revised budget scenario for the upcoming fiscal year that lays out key priorities. McDavis will bring this plan to the Board of Trustees for discussion at its April 20 meeting. The board will establish the final budget at its meeting in late June.
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| - MBA spring business consulting competition 4/5/2007
The 2007 Ohio University Masters of Business Administration Spring Business Consulting Competition kicked off on April 4. The competition is sponsored by the Ohio Capital Fund.
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| - Michael Clark: The cowboy D.O. 4/5/2007
Michael Clark, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, is nothing but professional when it comes to his day job. But give him some land and a horse, and the picture you get will tell a different story.
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| - President McDavis announces reorganization plans for diversity and equity 4/5/2007
During the biweekly press conference held Wednesday, April 4, at his home, Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis announced a comprehensive reorganization plan for equity and diversity programs effective July 1.
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| - Ohio University's Japanese Student Association hosts Third Annual Sakura Festival 4/5/2007
The Japanese tradition of gathering to celebrate the sakura, or cherry blossoms, will be brought to life at Ohio University through the third annual open-admission Sakura Festival, which will be held from noon until 3:30 p.m. Saturday, April 7, at Walter Hall.
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| - President McDavis announces comprehensive diversity program 4/4/2007
President Roderick J. McDavis announced today the development of a comprehensive diversity program at Ohio University. With a reorganization of Ohio University's diversity and equity initiatives, the university will strengthen the campuswide diversity initiatives and advance the institution's core mission of academics. The reorganization will take effect July 1.
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| - An evening with the president 4/4/2007
Throughout spring quarter, President Roderick McDavis will visit different residence halls to answer questions and get feedback from Ohio University students.
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| - RecycleMania -- the final round 4/4/2007
The NCAA March Madness extravaganza has seen its last game, with the Florida Gators and the Buckeyes going head to head once again. Big deal, the Ohio University Bobcats are beating both the Buckeyes and the Gators in the RecycleMania competition.
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| - Ohio University Police Department adds tasers to its toolbelt 4/4/2007
At tonight’s Student Senate meeting, the Ohio University Police Department will announce that it has purchased five TASER devices. The tasers will provide a safer option for dealing with individuals who are clearly at risk of harming others or themselves.
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| - Lifelong Learning to offer grant writing workshop 4/3/2007
Ohio University Lifelong Learning will be hosting a workshop April 20 in Athens on grant writing, titled "Developing Winning Grant Proposals."
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| - Childcare Task Force collects valuable feedback from campus open forums 4/3/2007
Childcare Task Force collects valuable feedback from campus open forums
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| - Gartner identifies IT funding gaps, recommends five-year plan 4/3/2007
In an assessment delivered on March 19, Gartner Consulting presented a five-year recommendation for central IT at Ohio University that focuses on bolstering security, increasing staff levels and funding, and establishing a clear governance structure that will help the university prioritize expenditures on IT projects.
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