Message from President Glidden (06/30/2004)
Today (June 30) marks the official close of Ohio University's bicentennial celebration, the successful conclusion of our $200 million Bicentennial Campaign, and the end of my tenure as your 19th president.
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Ohio University to close July 5 (06/30/2004)
Ohio University will be closed Monday, July 5, in observance of the national Independence Day holiday.
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A fine reflection part 6 (06/28/2004)
Exploring the legacy of Robert Glidden as he retires after 10 years of leadership at Ohio University
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Athens, University communities bid farewell to President and Mrs. Glidden (06/25/2004)
At farewell receptions held in honor of Ohio University President and Mrs. Robert Glidden, the University and Athens communities offered good wishes to the couple.
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Bank One Kids on Campus Summer Academy receives $90,000 gift (06/25/2004)
Bank One Foundation has made a $90,000 gift to Ohio University as part of the Bicentennial Campaign to provide major funding for the Bank One Kids on Campus Summer Academy.
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Martin Tuck named associate provost for academic affairs (06/25/2004)
Ohio University Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Martin "Marty" Tuck has been named associate provost for academic affairs in the Office of the Provost. He will replace Barbara Reeves, who is retiring this year after 11 years in the office.
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Nine university students awarded Fulbrights (06/25/2004)
Nine Ohio University students have been awarded Fulbright awards from the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. This is the highest number of students from the university to win grants or fellowships in this prestigious national competition.
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Ohio University balances cost savings, quality education (06/25/2004)
In balancing the need to continue to offer a quality education with dwindling state support, the Ohio University Board of Trustees today voted to accept the recommendation put forward by university President Robert Glidden at the April 16 board meeting to increase tuition and fees by 9 percent for the 2004-05 academic year.
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Red Cross Blood Drive at Baker Center (06/25/2004)
Save a life by giving blood June 25 at Baker Center
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Sports and camp physicals provided at July 19 clinic (06/25/2004)
On Monday, July 19, from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., Community Service Programs at Ohio University's College of Osteopathic Medicine will provide low cost sports and camp physicals for area children.
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Charles Stuckey's gift will fund facility at Ohio University (06/25/2004)
Capping off Ohio University's successful Bicentennial Campaign Charles R. Stuckey Jr. and his wife, Marilyn, of Carlisle, Mass., committed $5 million to support the building of a new facility that will provide a learning community for students and faculty in the Fritz J. and Dolores H. Russ College of Engineering & Technology.
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statement on domestic partner benefits (06/25/2004)
Ohio University will offer benefits to same-sex domestic partners, effective July 1, 2004.
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A fine reflection part 5 (06/25/2004)
Exploring the legacy of Robert Glidden as he retires after 10 years of leadership at Ohio University
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A fine reflection part 4 (06/24/2004)
Exploring the legacy of Robert Glidden as he retires after 10 years of leadership at Ohio University
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University honors life and work of Mary Covert (06/23/2004)
Mary Catherine Covert imprinted her memory and life story on the people she met through the stories she told and the poetry she wrote. She touched the lives of friends, family, professors, and student colleagues while earning her Bachelor's Degree from Ohio University - Zanesville in 1990. At the time, Covert, age 86, was the oldest graduate of a public university in the state of Ohio.
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A fine reflection part 3 (06/23/2004)
Exploring the legacy of Robert Glidden as he retires after 10 years of leadership at Ohio University
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Glidden farewell reception is June 25 (06/22/2004)
The Ohio University and Athens communities are cordially invited to join President and Mrs. Robert Glidden at a farewell reception Friday, June 25.
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Jazz at Noon (06/22/2004)
Everyone is invited to enjoy cool jazz June 30, July 7 and July 28 at noon on the College Green.
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A fine reflection part 2 (06/22/2004)
Exploring the legacy of Robert Glidden as he retires after 10 years of leadership at Ohio University
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A fine reflection (06/20/2004)
Exploring the legacy of Robert Glidden as he retires after 10 years of leadership at Ohio University
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Yamada International House dedicated (06/19/2004)
Thanks to a bicentennial gift from Japan?s Chubu University, the building that houses Ohio University?s Center for International Studies has been renovated and expanded. The refurbished building was dedicated as the "Yamada International House" at a morning ceremony at the house on Saturday, June 19.
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Campuswide sprinkler system testing begins June 21 (06/18/2004)
The Life Safety Shop will begin campuswide sprinkler testing on Monday, June 21, 2004.
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College Gate to close June 22 (06/18/2004)
Ohio University's Main Gate to the College Green (the one across from Baker Center) will be closed June 22 for crews to complete masonry work.
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Law Enforcement Torch Run to benefit the Special Olympics set for June 24-25 (06/17/2004)
The Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics will take place on June 24-25. During the run, area law enforcement personnel will carry a Special Olympics torch from Athens to Columbus just in time for the opening ceremonies of the Ohio Special Olympics Summer Games.
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Local radio program explores community schools (06/17/2004)
Tune in to the WOUB Radio Network Tuesday, June 29, for This Time Around: Reinventing Community at 8:30 a.m., for a visit to local schools in southeastern Ohio.
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Ohio University Libraries announces awards (06/17/2004)
Julia Zimmerman, Dean of the University Libraries, has announced the 2004 Faculty/Librarian Information Competency (FLIC) grant awardees.
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Ohio University summer celebration delivers entertainment to the community (06/17/2004)
Ohio University's Summer Celebration offers something for everyone. Planned events include baseball, music, theater, movies, art and education.
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Summer Sessions, Ohio University have a lot to offer (06/17/2004)
Welcome to Summer Sessions at Ohio University. During two five-week sessions, Ohio University offers a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate courses in Athens and throughout the region.
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Richard H. McFarland Avionics Building dedicated (06/17/2004)
Ohio University dedicated the Richard H. McFarland Avionics Building during a ceremony today (June 17) at the Ohio University Airport. The new facility is named for the founder of the Avionics Engineering Center.
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WOUB-TV programs win regional Emmys (06/17/2004)
Four WOUB-TV programs were nominated to receive Midwestern Regional Emmy Awards from The Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS).
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Coming home: Roderick McDavis (06/17/2004)
Without his education at Ohio University, Roderick McDavis says, he would not have arrived at his newest career opportunity: being selected as the 20th president of his alma mater.
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Renowned historian encourages Ohio University graduates to embrace lessons of the past (06/12/2004)
Recognized historian and author David McCullough emphasized the importance of understanding and embracing the lessons of history to understand the present to the more than 3,000 graduates when he addressed Ohio University's undergraduate commencement ceremonies today (June 12).
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Glidden announces 2004-05 Presidential Teacher Awards (06/11/2004)
Ohio University President Robert Glidden announced that Professor of Management Information Systems Raymond Frost and Associate Professor of Environmental and Plant Biology Arthur Trese are the recipients of the 2004-05 Presidential Teacher Awards, which include a three-year stipend and the title Presidential Teacher.
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Ohio University graduate commencement speaker shares pearls of wisdom (06/11/2004)
Associate Professor of Environmental and Plant Biology Morgan Vis shared wisdom she garnered from her own personal experiences with nearly 800 master's and doctoral graduates when she addressed Ohio University's graduate commencement today in the Convocation Center.
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University to offer counselor education master's degree (06/11/2004)
Beginning in the fall of 2004, Ohio University Zanesville Campus is offering a master's degree in counselor education, with all classes taking place on the Zanesville Campus.
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Zanesville hosts 'Highlights - Teaching to Tomorrow' (06/11/2004)
On Friday, June 18, 2004, Ohio University-Zanesville presents Highlights-Teaching to Tomorrow in the Zanesville Campus Center. The one-day conference allows the teachers to become the students, learning how to integrate required content standards into their classrooms while making education fun.
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Four endowed professorships established at College of Business (06/11/2004)
Frances Shoolroy, widow of the late Robert Freeman of LaRue, Ohio, and members of the Freeman family presented the Ohio University College of Business with over $1 million for four endowed named professorships during a June 7 ceremony.
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Gar W. Rothwell named Distinguished Professor (06/11/2004)
Ohio University President Robert Glidden named Gar W. Rothwell the University's newest Distinguished Professor on Friday, June 11, during the Graduate commencement at the Convocation Center.
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Yamada International House to be dedicated June 19 (06/11/2004)
Thanks to a Bicentennial Campaign gift from Japan's Chubu University, Burson House, the building that houses Ohio University's Center for International Studies, has been renovated and expanded. The refurbished building will be dedicated and renamed Yamada International House at a ceremony at 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 19.
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Ohio University ROTC commander wins national acclaim (06/10/2004)
Lt. Col. Douglas Orr, professor of military science and commander of the Ohio University Army ROTC Battalion, was awarded Professor of Military Science of the Year 2004 for the U.S. Army Cadet Command.
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Regional Higher Education names 2004 Outstanding Professors (06/10/2004)
Ohio University Zanesville Campus Assistant Professor of Mathematics Pramod Kanwar and Ohio University Lancaster Campus Professor of History Kenneth J. Heineman are the 2004 recipients of the Regional Higher Education (RHE) Outstanding Professor Award.
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Special Presentations Slated for University's Recognition Ceremony (06/09/2004)
Each year, Ohio University - Zanesville recognizes students graduating with their Master's, Bachelor's or Associate's degree, as well as Dean's and Honors List recipients and students named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.
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Christa Johnson memorial service scheduled (06/08/2004)
A memorial tree dedication service will be held for Ohio University student Christa Johnson at 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 9.
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Campus to Hold Honors Convocation and Cap and Gown Ceremony (06/08/2004)
A full house of proud family and friends is anticipated for the annual Honors Convocation and Cap and Gown Ceremony on Friday, June 11, at 7 p.m., in the Brasee Hall gymnasium.
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J. Michael Lawrie's gift funds Education Abroad scholarship at Ohio University (06/08/2004)
J. Michael Lawrie of Ridgefield, Conn., recently committed $250,000 to Ohio University's Bicentennial Campaign to establish the J. Michael Lawrie Global Education Scholarship in the College of Arts & Sciences.
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Managing Change by Marilyn Moats Kennedy (06/08/2004)
A full house of proud family and "Managing Change: Understanding the Demographics of the Evolving Workplace" is the topic of a special presentation by Marilyn Moats Kennedy at Ohio University Lancaster Campus, Brasee Hall, room 211, Wednesday, June 16, 1:30-4:00p.m.
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ONCA honors faculty for service (06/08/2004)
The Office of Nationally Competitive Awards (ONCA) held its annual Celebration and Appreciation Lunch on Thursday, May 27 at the Baker University Center Ballroom.
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Miss Ohio finds time for it all (06/07/2004)
After a whirlwind of preparation for and competition in the Miss USA pageant in Los Angeles this spring, sophmore Lauren Hall is back in Athens and continuing her obligations as Miss Ohio USA.
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Academic success honored (06/07/2004)
Ohio University multicultural students and faculty and administrative staff from the College of Health and Human Services, the College of Arts and Sciences and the Center of Excellence for Multicultural Medicine gathered at the Baker University Center State Room Tuesday evening, May 25, to celebrate students? academic success for this past academic year with a dinner and awards presentation.
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Acero gift will advance genomics research at Ohio University (06/03/2004)
Acero Inc., a knowledge discovery software company located in Cleveland, Ohio, has made a gift-in-kind of its Genomics Knowledge Platform (GKP) software, technical support and maintenance valued at $1.275 million to Ohio University's Bicentennial Campaign.
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Board formally elects Roderick McDavis as 20th president of Ohio University (06/03/2004)
The Ohio University Board of Trustees, in a unanimous vote, formally elected Roderick J. McDavis, Ph.D., as the 20th president of the university during a special meeting of the board today (June 3).
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Seminar examines pain management problems for the elderly (06/03/2004)
The summer series of Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine's Geriatric Education Series begins Monday, June 7, with Steven Clay, D.O., OU-COM associate professor of geriatric medicine, presenting "Pain Management Problems in Geriatrics."
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E.W. Scripps doctoral student wins dissertation award from American Journalism Historians Association (06/02/2004)
For the third time in five years, an Ohio University doctoral student advised by Patrick Washburn, professor of journalism, has won the Margaret A. Blanchard Award, which is given annually by the American Journalism Historians Association for the best dissertation on a historical topic.
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Oracle system continues to grow after first year (06/01/2004)
The technology involved in the way Ohio University functions continues to advance and to grow as the systems used to manage the massive amount of numbers and information entering and exiting the University change with the times.
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Hallowell named new director of Hearing, Speech and Language Sciences (06/01/2004)
Brooke Hallowell, Ph.D., has been named to fill the director's position at Ohio University's School of Hearing, Speech and Language Sciences.
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Joyce named to oversee nursing programs on all campuses (06/01/2004)
The leadership of Ohio University's nursing programs will be consolidated under the guidance of one director with the appointment of Dr. Esperanza V. Joyce as assistant vice president for nursing education and director, School of Nursing. |
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