 | Event will benefit historic costume collection 1/31/2006
Athens residents can enjoy an evening of fine food and fashion while helping a good cause by attending a benefit gala for Ohio University's Mary C. Doxsee Historic Costume and Textile Collection on Saturday, Feb. 4, at the Margaret M. Walter Hall rotunda from 6 to 10 p.m.
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| College of Business connects students from the start 1/31/2006
That is, until some students in the college's Corporate Leadership Program proposed and piloted the College of Business Freshman Engagement Program in 2002. Since then, the program, coordinated by Assistant Dean for Student Services Mike Bila, has evolved. It now includes a required BA 100 course, 55 upper-class business students trained as peer mentors and – new this year – faculty mentorship.
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| New Zealand trip offers students hands-on field research 1/31/2006
While most Ohio University students worked, spent time with their families and watched snowflakes fall over winter break, eight students and two program advisers traveled to sunny New Zealand as part of the Global Studies Program in island biology, spending three weeks traveling, completing field research and sightseeing.
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| Ohio Up Close gives admitted students in-depth look at Ohio University 1/27/2006
Ohio University's Ohio Up Close program is offering high school seniors admitted for fall quarter 2006 an opportunity to look at Ohio University one more time before making a final decision on their college choice. The program will be held Feb. 3, 10, 17 and 24 and March 10.
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| African American Presence in the Ohio River Valley workshop set for Jan. 28 1/27/2006
The Department of African American Studies and the Department of Social Work is hosting the second of three oral history workshops on Saturday, Jan. 28 at the Grover Center, room E205. The free workshop will take place from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and the public is welcome.
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| Synchronized Swimming Club hosts first meet 1/27/2006
With sparkling swimsuits, pointed toes, splashing water and smiles, synchronized swimmers literally dance in water. The Ohio University Competitive Synchronized Swim Team will make a splash hosting their first-ever meet at the Aquatic Center, Sunday, Jan. 29.
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| Bigger and better RecycleMania 2006 begins Jan. 29 1/27/2006
The sixth annual RecycleMania contest begins on Sunday, Jan. 29, with more than 90 schools competing. The competition ends Saturday, April 8. The winners will be announced the following week.
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| Provost announces appointment of Graduate Education and Research Board 1/26/2006
Stemming from the charge set forth in Vision OHIO, today Ohio University took an important step toward shaping the future of its graduate education and research and creative activity priorities with the appointment of the Graduate Education and Research Board.
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| Local filmmaker's work included in National Film Registry 1/26/2006
"The Buffalo Creek Flood: An Act of Man," a film by Assistant Professor of Film Jack Wright, has been selected for inclusion in the National Film Registry.
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| Business & Industry breakfast speaker series launched 1/26/2006
The Ohio University College of Business Executive Education and Development Office in cooperation with Regional Higher Education will host the inaugural session of the Business and Industry (B&I) Breakfast Speaker Series.
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| Ohio Club Hockey Hall of Fame inductees to be honored 1/25/2006
The Ohio University club hockey team will induct two former players and a former faculty adviser into its Hall of Fame on Saturday, Jan. 28, as part of the Ohio Hockey Alumni Weekend.
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| Lifehouse brings its winter tour to Athens 1/25/2006
Lifehouse's tour bus will be making a stop in Athens on Friday, Jan. 27 for a show presented by the University Program Council. The band will perform hits from its most recent album, Lifehouse, as well as classics such as the number one hit "Hanging by a Moment."
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| Ohio University Eastern Campus freshmen eligible to receive one free class 1/25/2006
The Jump Start program offers one tuition-free class to incoming freshman at the Ohio University Eastern Campus during the Summer Quarter of 2006. Only incoming freshmen at Ohio University Eastern will be eligible for this program. By taking advantage of the Jump Start program, incoming freshmen can earn up to 5 credit hours towards their degree, free, at no additional cost
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| The Trocks dance into Athens 1/25/2006
Dancing the fine line between high art and high camp, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo will perform at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday, Jan. 31, at 7:30 p.m. The hilarious all-male ballet company combines technical skill and comic sensibility to create a buoyant and fun-filled evening for audiences of all ages.
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| Fulbright awards take Fine Arts faculty around the world 1/24/2006
Adam Knee and Ursula Belden are among the nine Fulbright award winners from Ohio University this year. In addition to the Ohio University faculty going abroad, the School of Theater is host to Fulbright award winner Miodrag Tabacki.
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| Playwright Charles Smith receives Joyce Foundation Award 1/24/2006
The Joyce Foundation has awarded a $50,000 Joyce Award grant to the Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT) to support the commission of a new play by Ohio University Professor of Playwriting Charles Smith.
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| University director named president of state organization 1/24/2006
Gretchen Stephens, director of Ohio University's Office of University Events, was recently named president of the board of directors for the Ohio Arts Presenters Network (OAPN).
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| College of Business sends care packages to troops 1/23/2006
While it is not possible to take away the pain of separation that soldiers feel for their friends and family, this winter quarter the College of Business is lifting spirits by sending care packages to Ohio University's students, employees and alumni who have been called to active duty.
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| Ohio University Eastern Campus offers Bobcat basketball trip to local fans 1/20/2006
Students, alumni, and friends of Ohio University Eastern are invited to come and cheer for the Ohio University Bobcats in their game against Miami University at Athens, Ohio, on Sunday, Jan. 29.
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| Ohio University acquires Wyatt Collection 1/20/2006
Ohio University has recently acquired the private library collection of Dr. David Wyatt, a retired professor of Southeast Asian History from Cornell University. An extensive and unique collection, consisting of approximately 15,000 volumes on Southeast Asia, the Wyatt collection is one of the largest private collections ever acquired by Ohio University's Alden Library.
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| Singer Lyle Lovett to perform at Ohio University 1/19/2006
Country singer and songwriter Lyle Lovett and his Large Band will perform at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium in Athens on Thursday, Jan. 26, at 7:30 p.m. The multi-genre artist mixes elements of folk, country, blues and rock to create a signature style.
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| Ohio University-Zanesville offers entrepreneurship class 1/19/2006
Ohio University-Zanesville is offering a business course entitled "Entrepreneurship - Starting and Growing a Business" Feb. 4 and 25.
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| Alum's first feature film to be screened at national Slamdance Film Festival 1/19/2006
Ohio University graduate and filmmaker Todd Rohal’s first feature film will make its public screening debut at the 2006 Slamdance Film Festival this month. "The Guatemalan Handshake" is set to screen Jan. 21, 22 and 24 in Park City, Utah, as a narrative competition feature.
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| A man of extremes 1/18/2006
This story is about faculty research and the personal interaction between faculty and students, which contribute to the intellectual life of the university.
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| Institute for the African Child conference planners call for papers 1/18/2006
The Institute for the African Child at Ohio University announces its sixth annual conference "African Children in African Media" scheduled for June 15-17 on the campus of Ohio University in Athens, Ohio.
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| Vision OHIO initiated at convocation 1/17/2006
Ohio University celebrated its scholarly achievements and reaffirmed its core values today as it rolled out its strategic plan at the first Vision OHIO Convocation.
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| William R. Decatur named vice president for finance and administration 1/17/2006
Ohio University has named William R. Decatur the vice president for finance and administration, chief financial officer and treasurer, effective March 20, Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis announced today. He will serve as a consultant for Ohio University between Jan. 17 and March 17.
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| Opportunities abound for students to connect to campus 1/17/2006
There are many ways for students to become involved in activities on campus beyond the classroom. These activities add much to the college experience, complement the traditional classroom learning and allow students to pursue their interests and meet other students.
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| Boase lecture to discuss race and social difference 1/17/2006
Gerry Philipsen, the 2005 recipient of the Paul Boase Prize for Scholarship, will present the annual Boase lecture on Thursday, Jan. 19, at 4:30 p.m. in the 1804 Lounge in Baker Center. The title of Philipsen's talk will be "A Modest Proposal for the Improvement of America's Conversation about Race and Social Difference."
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| Ohio University creates office to support partnerships, research and outreach activities 1/17/2006
Ohio University is creating the Office for University Outreach, effective March 1, to support the goals of Vision OHIO, the university’s strategic plan, by assisting in the development of partnerships that support multidisciplinary research and other outreach activities
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| Two journalism students named to prestigious advertising program for minorities 1/17/2006
Two Ohio University journalism students were invited to participate in the nation’s leading advertising program for minority students.
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| Ohio University's 'Wired for Books' honored by National Endowment for the Humanities 1/13/2006
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has selected Ohio University's "Wired for Books" as one of the best on-line resources for education in the humanities.
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| School of Art faculty showcase diverse work 1/13/2006
The faculty of the Ohio University School of Art has submitted their recent work for public review for the 2006 School of Art Faculty Exhibition now on view at the Kennedy Museum of Art at The Ridges in Athens. The exhibition runs until Sunday, March 12.
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| University to roll out Vision OHIO at convocation 1/12/2006
Vision OHIO, Ohio University's strategic plan, is the university's road
map into its third century. As that plan is set in motion, the university must be aware of its progress and take stock of its goals. Enter the Jan. 17 Vision OHIO Convocation, where Ohio University will formally roll out Vision OHIO, set new goals and recognize the ones it has achieved.
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| JazzFest provides fun alternative for Dads Weekend 1/12/2006
Old-school nostalgia blends with new school excitement on Saturday, Jan. 14, when the Jazz Fest takes place in the Baker University Center Ballroom from 6:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
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| President McDavis addresses media at January press briefing 1/12/2006
Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis met with the local media on Wednesday, Jan. 11, in Cutler Hall to update them about the university's latest news and initiatives.
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| Woven Harmony to perform in Athens 1/11/2006
The Performing Arts Series presents Woven Harmony, the music of classical guitarist Robert Bluestone and the tapestry art of fiber artist Rebecca Bluestone, together in concert on Jan. 13. This husband-and-wife team will offer a unique collaboration of music and art.
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| Translating success 1/11/2006
Learning Japanese is very difficult for native English speakers. If you're an Ohio University student, you can participate in two unique programs that offer an intensive immersion in Japanese language and culture: the Chubu University Japan Study Abroad Program and the Iwate Homestay and Cultural Studies Experience.
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| Community service is the focus of Martin Luther King Jr. celebration 1/10/2006
– Community Service will be the theme of the day for Ohio University's Martin Luther King Jr. National Day of Service celebration. 2006 marks the 20th anniversary of Martin Luther King Day becoming a national holiday.
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| Dads Weekend set for Jan. 13-15 1/10/2006
Actor/comedian Jeff Garlin, of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "Daddy Day Care" fame, will perform his standup routine this Dads Weekend at Ohio University's Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium, Saturday Jan. 14. The show, which is sponsored by the University Program Council (UPC), will begin at 8 p.m.
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| Gift from dental business pioneer honors faculty 1/10/2006
A recent $100,000 gift to Ohio University from Stanley Williams, DDS, of Sarasota, Fla., will pay tribute to retired Professor of Business Kahandas Nandola and Professor of Economics Rajindar Koshal - faculty who influenced Williams while he worked toward an Executive MBA (EMBA) at Ohio in 1979.
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| Ohio University to close Jan. 16 1/10/2006
Ohio University will be closed Monday, Jan. 16, in observance of the national Martin Luther King Day holiday.
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| Airport security planning course to be held Feb. 13-14 in Columbus 1/10/2006
Ohio University Community and Professional Programs in cooperation with Robinson Aviation (RVA) is sponsoring a two-day intensive Airport Security Planning Course on Feb. 13-14, in Columbus, Ohio. The course is designed for General Aviation airport security personnel, tenants, operators, planners and managers, and meets all federal guidelines for General Aviation airports.
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| Provost releases one-time funds to jumpstart Vision Ohio initiatives 1/10/2006
Provost releases one-time funds to jumpstart Vision Ohio initiatives
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| Ohio University-Eastern Awards the Helms Scholarship 1/6/2006
The Thomas and Virginia Helms Scholarship for Elementary Education is for elementary education majors attending Ohio University-Eastern (OUE). This year’s recipients were Amanda Eikenberry, from Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, and Katie Rinkes, from Toronto, Ohio.
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| Beverly chosen as Classified Employee of the Month 1/5/2006
Norma Jean Beverly was honored as the Ohio University Classified Senate Employee of the Month for November 2005. Beverly is a Records Management Associate in the Financial Aid Department at the Chillicothe Regional Campus and has been with Ohio University for twenty-two years.
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| University offers disability services, promotes advocacy 1/4/2006
From the Disability Services office to the new, president-appointed advisory committee on disabilities, Ohio University works toward greater accessibility for disabled students, faculty and staff. A recent campus dialogue affirms that everyone can be an advocate.
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| Lessons from the lab 1/4/2006
Kate DeRhodes is working to develop a method for simultaneously detecting high and low explosives.
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| Jumpstart named among nation's top social entrepreneurs 1/3/2006
Jumpstart, a national early education non-profit organization with a strong presence on the Ohio University-Zanesville campus is among the 25 winners of the 2006 Fast Company/Monitor Group Social Capitalist Awards. This marks the third year Jumpstart has received the prestigious award. Jumpstart and the other 24 award winners are featured in the January 2006 issue of Fast Company, now on new stands.
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| Ohio University Eastern offers winter workshops 1/3/2006
Ohio University Eastern Campus is offering a variety of workshops during the 2006 Winter Quarter. All of the workshops are worth 1 credit hour and cost $150. |
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