 | New look, better security coming for ID cards 5/31/2007
What's in your wallet? Much like the well-known promise of enhanced security promoted by one credit card company, Ohio University's Office of Information Technology wants to protect a different card in your wallet. OIT will begin issuing new identification cards to all faculty, staff and students on June 18.
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| African prince crowns OU career with Ph.D. 5/31/2007
Colleagues in Athens already know him as a musician, scholar and teacher. But in his home of Ghana, Agya Boakye-Boaten is known as something else: a prince. On June 8, this tribal prince, drummer and soon-to-be professor will earn his doctorate in cultural studies and conclude six years of study at Ohio University, where he will have earned three degrees.
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| Sherman returns to lead College of Business 5/31/2007
Hugh Sherman, a former Ohio University faculty member and associate dean, will return to the university Aug. 1 as dean of the College of Business. He succeeds Glenn Corlett, who will retire June 30 after 10 years as dean.
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| IT office creates advisory council 5/31/2007
Ohio University's Office of Information Technology has announced the creation of an Information Technology Advisory Council. This committee will be charged with supporting Chief Information Officer Brice Bible in creating a strategic direction for IT at Ohio University.
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| Caring for kids 5/30/2007
Young children and their families living in Appalachian Ohio will have greater access to coordinated, comprehensive health care thanks to a federal grant that will fund an innovative community-university partnership. (May 23, 2007)
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| Commencement 101 for 2007 5/30/2007
Soon-to-be graduates of Ohio University will proudly stride to the Convocation Center stage to receive their diplomas in three separate ceremonies Friday and Saturday, June 8 and 9. With mothers, fathers, siblings and friends coming from all over to witness this rewarding moment, there is some important information for visitors to keep in mind. (May 30)
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| Perspectives takes home national awards 5/30/2007
Perspectives, the Ohio University magazine covering research, scholarship and creative activity, has taken home two silver medals from the national CASE awards competition. (May 30)
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| Baker Awards further work of talented faculty 5/30/2007
Ohio University has awarded $59,743 to researchers through this year's Baker Fund Awards. The Ohio University Foundation makes these awards through the John C. Baker Fund, and the Office of the Vice President for Research selects awardees through a competitive proposal process. (May 30)
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| Students present evening of one act plays 5/29/2007
The Theater Department of Ohio
University's Eastern Campus will present an evening of short plays
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| Student art show features range of artistic pursuits 5/29/2007
More than 40 pieces of art by 22 individuals are currently on display in the Bennett Hall Patricia Scott Memorial Gallery through Friday during the 16th Annual Ohio University-Chillicothe Student Art Show.
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| Home-school students encouraged to apply for OU-C Summer Scholars Program 5/29/2007
Home-schooled students are encouraged to apply for the Ohio University-Chillicothe Summer Scholars program.
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| Budget group receives recommendations for general fee allocations 5/25/2007
The Budget Planning Council has scheduled a special meeting for Friday, June 1, to further discuss the priorities outlined by a group of students charged with recommending how the university should allocate the student general fee. The students suggest allotting funds to a broad range of programs, from Student Affairs and Psychological Services to the arts, Career Services and Athletics. (May 25, 2007)
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| Position management redesign project under way 5/25/2007
Every department at Ohio University shares one thing in common: the need to manage a workforce and the budgets associated with those positions. Finding better ways to make position-management business processes efficient and effective -- and useful for decision-making -- is the task of a newly developed project team.
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| Putting her stamp on the world 5/25/2007
For graduate student Lindsay Partusch, the road to receiving a nationally competitive award began as a Peace Corps volunteer in Africa. Once she completes master's degrees in economics and African studies, she's headed to Washington, D.C., to begin a two-year fellowship with the Department of Energy as a Presidential Management Fellow.
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| Study treats dual problems in diabetes patients 5/25/2007
In Appalachia, diabetes hits hard. Depression does, too. Together, they form a difficult pair to beat. To help patients fight back, a team of Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine and Ohio University researchers have created a new approach to the double-edged problem.
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| Creating a campus culture of ethics 5/25/2007
Ohio University is not the only institution that is facing issues relating to academic integrity. "These cases happen all the time," said Tim Dodd, a national expert on academic integrity who spoke on campus Thursday. "It's only those colleges that have some moral force that confront [the cases]."
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| McDavis to speak at national conference 5/25/2007
Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis will serve on a panel at the National Conference on Race and Ethnicity in American Higher Education on May 30 in San Francisco. The panel, titled "Embracing Diversity in a Flat World: A Mandate for Presidents and Boards of Trustees," will feature the only three African Americans currently serving as presidents of predominantly white universities.
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| Ohio University closed May 28 for Memorial Day 5/24/2007
Ohio University will be closed Monday, May 28, in observance of the national Memorial Day holiday. The closure includes all five regional campuses and the College of Osteopathic Medicine. The university will reopen Tuesday, May 29, operating under normally scheduled hours.
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| Criminal investigation comes to a close 5/24/2007
President Roderick J. McDavis announced today (May 23) that the criminal investigation into a student who exhibited threatening behaviors on campus is complete. The university has determined it will not press criminal charges.
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| Second Affirming Humanity discussion set for May 30 5/24/2007
The second of three panels in the Affirming Humanity series will take place from noon to 1 p.m., Wednesday, May 30, in Baker University Center conference room 242. The event is free and open to the public, and a free lunch will be available.
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| Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine to graduate 28th class of physicians 5/24/2007
This year's graduating class of the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine will receive degrees in a 10 a.m. ceremony Saturday, June 2, at
Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
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| Additional recycling services available 5/23/2007
Recycling is offering additional services at end of quarter.
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| Interim housing available before summer session 5/23/2007
Housing available in Bromley and Washington Halls
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| Waste not 5/23/2007
On a bright May day, you're likely to find many students outside passing a football, playing Frisbee or snoozing in the sun. But Zodiac Maslin, a member of Associate Professor of Environmental and Plant Biology Art Trese's sustainable agriculture class, began her week on the loading dock of Baker University Center sorting trash.
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| Celebration of service provides time for reflection 5/23/2007
Ohio University set aside a time to honor outstanding administrators, retirees and service milestones May 22. The ceremony stirred emotion, reflection and gratitude among awardees and attendees alike.
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| Descutner steps into interim executive vice provost role 5/23/2007
As she initiates work as the newly appointed executive vice president and provost, Kathy Krendl has said she plans to tap Ohio University community members across campus for their assistance. She recently announced her first step: to bring David Descutner on board to serve as interim executive vice provost.
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| Lecture complements academic integrity discussion 5/23/2007
Executive Vice President and Provost Kathy Krendl says a lecture Thursday by a leading expert on academic honesty will help inform the Ohio University community's discussions on the topic. Tim Dodd, executive director of Duke University's Center for Academic Integrity, will give a public lecture at 1:30 p.m. in the Baker University Center Theatre.
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| University announces findings in investigation of College of Business marketing professor 5/22/2007
An ongoing case involving Ohio University Professor of Marketing Ashok Gupta reached its conclusion last week, when Provost Kathy Krendl formally accepted the disciplinary recommendations of a university ethics committee.
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| Nominees for the 2007 Outstanding Administrator Award 5/22/2007
Nominees for the 2007 Outstanding Administrator Award
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| Study finds female prisoners share history of abuse [Perspectives] 5/22/2007
For decades, criminology researchers have debated whether there should be unique theories for understanding female criminality or if past theories developed from studying males can provide insight into the crimes of women. Janice Proctor, assistant professor of sociology/criminology at the Eastern Campus, recently conducted studies that may provide more insight into that controversy.
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| Kennedy events explore changing art quilts, Navajo weaving and Zuni jewelry 5/22/2007
The Kennedy Museum of Art presents two multimedia fiber arts presentations and the opening of a Zuni jewelry exhibit on Thursday, May 24. Both events are from 3 to 5 p.m.
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| Computer programming competition comes to campus 5/21/2007
Ohio University will welcome a computer programming competition on Wednesday, May 23, at 9 p.m. in Stocker Center 307. The head-to-head, algorithm problem-solving event, hosted by global software company TopCoder, represents a stop on the company's Single Round Match College Tour.
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| Anything but fair! 5/21/2007
Metallic Indonesian head wraps, teepees for sale, grilled corn on the cob and a street full of college students and alumni, families with strollers and other enthusiasts of all ages and walks of life -- it must have been Athens' annual International Street Fair.
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| New curriculum spurs collaboration 5/21/2007
Students who enter the ninth grade on or after July 1, 2010, will be the first to take on Ohio's new, beefed-up curriculum standards aimed at helping them secure jobs and admission to college. Between now and then, however, schools must determine how they'll implement the standards. On Friday, Ohio University helped them get started.
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| Fulbrighters to travel to Kenya, Estonia 5/21/2007
Doctoral student and alumnus will take their research abroad
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| Exhibit combines images with stories to tell of Cambodia past and present 5/21/2007
Words, photographs and personal accounts all poignantly reveal the legacy of revolution in "Year Zero to 2006: Images and Histories from Post-Khmer Rouge Cambodia," on exhibit in Alden Library through May 31.
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| National academic honesty expert to speak 5/21/2007
Tim Dodd, a leading expert on academic honesty and executive director of Duke University's Center for Academic Integrity, will give a public lecture on academic integrity at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, May 24, in the Baker University Center Theatre at Ohio University.
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| Students weigh in on confidence; McDavis responds 5/18/2007
In a highly successful electronic election that turned out some 4,900 voters, students elected a new student senate president, re-elected the current graduate student president and voted a lack of confidence in President Roderick J. McDavis' ability to lead Ohio University.
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| Health benefits changes announced 5/18/2007
Starting July 1, Ohio University employees will see an increase in their share of health benefits coverage. Human Resources has scheduled a series of information sessions to answer employees' questions about the changes and the open enrollment process, which begins May 21.
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| Online voting produces 10 times the turnout 5/18/2007
The first electronic vote for undergraduate and graduate student senate elections was held May 17, but voters were hardly visible. Instead, students were at home and all over campus voting from personal computers via a secure Web site.
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| Avionics Engineering Center celebrates $100 million in research funding 5/18/2007
Ohio University's Avionics Engineering Center announced Thursday it has achieved more than $100 million in cumulative research funding since its founding in 1963. The center helps industry leaders and agencies such as NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration design and test innovative technologies for air and space travel.
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| Learning outcomes work pays dividends 5/18/2007
Soon, anyone who wants to know what Ohio colleges and universities expect their students to learn should be able to find that information on each school's Web site. At Ohio University, however, that information -- and in much more detail -- has been available for months.
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| Fair with an international flair 5/17/2007
Like many great traditions, Athens' International Street Fair has evolved over time to become a local and regional favorite. This year's event, set for this Saturday, marks its 25th anniversary and the conclusion of Ohio University's 2007 International Week celebration. Expect many more food choices, a unique children's "tour" event and the guarantee of something unexpected.
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| Injured student released from hospital 5/17/2007
An Ohio University student is out of the hospital and back on campus after being hit by an Athens County recycling truck back in March. Misato Kawamura of Kasugai, Japan, was released Wednesday from O'Bleness Memorial Hospital.
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| 18 Gates Scholars named 5/17/2007
This year's recipients of The Gates Foundation-Ross County Scholar's Fund were announced Wednesday. Eighteen Ross County students received scholarships this year, including 13 continuing scholars who already have embarked on their college careers and five students who will graduate from high school this spring.
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| Changes coming to Dining Dollars program 5/16/2007
Ohio University Dining Services announced today it will restructure the Dining Dollars program for next year.
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| International Week speaker shares his story of survival 5/16/2007
Cambodian genocide survivor and New York Times photojournalist Dith Pran is grateful for the interest shown in his story by hundreds of Ohio University community members.
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| Professors, researches granted leaves for research 5/15/2007
The Ohio University Board of Trustees last week approved university faculty fellowships for 39 professors and researchers.
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| Unauthorized P2P file sharing suppressed 5/15/2007
Ohio University's chief information officer says illegal file sharing on the university's network has essentially ceased.
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| Faculty Senate topics include budget, reorganization 5/15/2007
Discussion about the university's budget, structural reorganization and health benefits, along with a vote for the senate's executive officers, dominated Monday night's Faculty Senate meeting.
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| Higher education researcher to address graduate students at commencement 5/15/2007
As a result of her outstanding work at Ohio University, one professor soon will receive an honor and confer honors all at once.
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| Awards take students around the world 5/15/2007
Matt Bush didn't just get funding for his study-abroad experience when he won a nationally competitive award this year. He got a shot at a career with the federal government. Also expanding upon an impressive resume next year will be sophomore political science and German major Sharlene Cleveland, who received a German Academic Exchange Service Undergraduate Scholarship.
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| Student arrested in theft case; stolen goods recovered 5/14/2007
Ohio University Police Department officers arrested an Ohio University sophomore late last week and found stolen items in his residence hall room.
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| Contact your stakeholder group to share your thoughts 5/14/2007
Members of the Ohio University community are encouraged to share viewpoints with their stakeholder groups in advance of the board of trustees' annual evaluation of President Roderick J. McDavis. In an e-mail message being distributed today to faculty, staff and students, board Chair R. Gregory Browing says the board's executive committee will meet May 25 with leaders of the faculty, staff and student body to gather input.
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| Forum scheduled to discuss academic calendar 5/14/2007
On Thursday, May 17, from 7 to 9 p.m., the Ohio University Academic Calendar and System Committee will host its last in a series of open meetings.
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| Journalism Day addresses media consolidation 5/14/2007
Click, click, click -- there it is again. The same news story on every channel; the same song on every station. Why, if we have more stations than ever, do they seem so similar? This question, and others concerning media consolidation and reform, will be the topic of this year's Journalism Day, set for this Wednesday.
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| College Green alive with debate 5/12/2007
On a sultry spring day, the center of Ohio University's campus was busy doing what institutions of higher learning are supposed to do: engaging in a lively exchange of ideas.
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| University prepares students for responsible party planning 5/11/2007
Ohio University has again taken steps to educate students about responsible party planning, Dean of Students Terry Hogan said, and he expects students to put their knowledge to use for this weekend's Palmerfest.
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| If a tree falls in the forest... 5/11/2007
Assistant Professor of Environmental and Plant Biology Glenn Matlack has been working to preserve trees in the forest for quite some time, but now he'll be working to protect them another way: on paper. He has been appointed by Gov. Ted Strickland as the research representative on the state's Forest Advisory Council.
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| Cambodian holocaust survivor Dith Pran to speak during International Week 5/11/2007
On Tuesday, May 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the Baker University Center Ballroom, Dith Pran will share his story as the keynote speaker for 2007 International Week. A reception and book signing will follow his speech.
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| 2007 Black Alumni Reunion set for May 18-20 5/11/2007
Ohio University's rich tradition of African-American heritage will be on display this month with the much-anticipated celebration of the 2007 Black Alumni Reunion. The triennial event, which is expected to draw hundreds of African-American alumni and other guests to campus, will be held the weekend of May 18-20.
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| Shorter showers, shutting off the lights lands students at Cedar Point 5/11/2007
Just for making a few slight changes in their day-to-day routines -- reporting a leaky faucet or turning off the lights before leaving a room -- more than 100 residents of Treudley Hall and Wray House will be boarding buses on Sunday morning for an all-day excursion to Cedar Point, courtesy of Ohio University's Housing Office and Auxiliary Services.
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| Ohio University admitted to elite space research consortium 5/11/2007
Ohio University has been accepted into the Universities Space Research Association (USRA), a consortium of Ph.D.-granting universities that offer graduate programs in space sciences, space technology and related fields.
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| Students form education club 5/10/2007
Students at Ohio University's Eastern Campus have formed a new Education Club to help serve the children in local communities and to provide a support network for one another through their college careers.
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| Amanda J. Cunningham Leadership Center to be dedicated Saturday 5/10/2007
In honor of a student who left her indelible mark, Ohio University will dedicate the Amanda J. Cunningham Leadership Center at 11:30 a.m., Saturday, May 12. The ceremony will take place in front of the center, which is located on the third floor of the Baker University Center.
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| 2007 International Week begins Sunday 5/10/2007
"Many Paths, a Common Future" is the theme of this year's International Week. It's an apt title, considering the many paths Ohio University members and the community have taken to Athens, Ohio. The week's celebration begins on Sunday and culminates with the International Street Fair Saturday, May 19.
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| Residence hall exterior doors to be locked at all times 5/10/2007
Kent Smith, vice president for student affairs, announced that effective 10 p.m., Wednesday, May 9, most exterior residence hall doors will be locked 24 hours a day.
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| JPMorgan Chase donates $90,000 to Kids on Campus program 5/10/2007
Kids on Campus will launch its 12th year of summer programming in June with the help of a $90,000 gift from the JPMorgan Chase Foundation.
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| But what I really want to do is direct! 5/9/2007
David Bower loves to break the rules. An assistant professor of teacher education, Bower's unconventional methods of writing, teaching and directing have made him a well-known figure around Athens.
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| The real Erin Brockovich 5/9/2007
In a skinny black dress and heels, Erin Brockovich stirred up visions of Julia Robert's Oscar-winning portrayal of her, made famous in the 2000 hit. It wasn't Brockovich's style that captivated the audience, though. It was her message urging attendees to overcome adversity
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| Three Fulbrighters to teach in Germany 5/9/2007
Winning a Fulbright award takes a special kind of student, says Annette Steigerwald, assistant professor of German. She should know. Steigerwald mentored two Ohio University students and one alumnus who have received Fulbright English teaching assistantships to Germany for next year.
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| Upcoming event to recognize nurses' contributions to profession 5/8/2007
The contributions of nursing to the health care profession will be celebrated during Community Nursing Day at Ohio University-Chillicothe beginning at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 10, in Bennett Hall.
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| Reel World String Band to perform at OU-C's Bennett Hall Auditorium 5/8/2007
The Reel World String Band will perform its blend of American roots-based music at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 12, in the Ohio University-Chillicothe Bennett Hall Auditorium.
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| Speak out about global warming 5/8/2007
University community to discuss president's commitment to climate
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| Organizational changes affect regional campuses 5/8/2007
The administrative reorganization that President Roderick J. McDavis announced Monday brings changes for Ohio University outreach efforts and regional campuses. With two key administrators reporting to the executive vice president and provost under the new model, the areas will become better tied to the university's academic mission.
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| McDavis announces restructuring of administration 5/7/2007
In announcing a restructuring of his administration to bring greater focus to Ohio University's academic mission, President Roderick J. McDavis today appealed to an overflow crowd in Baker University Center to join him in pursuing the institution's "shining future."
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| Series engages campus community in discussion of diversity issues 5/7/2007
Members of the Ohio University-Chillicothe community have the opportunity to discuss diversity-related topics during a lunchtime series this spring.
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| Ohio University-Chillicothe, Gazette team up to enhance learning environment in area schools 5/7/2007
Ohio University-Chillicothe continues to partner with the Chillicothe Gazette to enhance the learning environment of Ross County students.
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| The College of Arts and Sciences new professor lecture series 5/7/2007
Robert Colvin will give the seventh lecture in the series of new professor lectures
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| Kids in college 5/7/2007
Many children look forward to summer school, especially when they can take summer classes at Ohio University Lancaster Campus.
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| Clark elected to board of National Business Incubation Association 5/7/2007
Linda Clark, director of the Ohio University Innovation Center, has been elected to the board of directors of the National Business Incubation Association
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| Pioneer in science, business to address graduates 5/5/2007
If you enjoy the convenience of talking on your cell phone or appreciate fast Internet access, you can thank Jennie Hwang personally at Ohio University’s undergraduate commencement exercises on June 9. The university announced Friday it has selected Hwang, the president of the H-Technologies Group and a pioneer for women in science and business, to give the commencement addresses to some 4,500 graduates.
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| More than 100 students win fair awards for research, creative projects [Research News] 5/4/2007
Ohio University awarded prizes to 103 students for their research and creative endeavors at the 6th Annual Student Research and Creative Activity Fair. Winning projects included a documentary film on Ohio's controversial role in the 2004 presidential election, a study on optimizing fuel cells that use alternative energy sources, a new treatment for pancreatic cancer and an analysis of advertising in Cosmopolitan magazine.
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| Army ROTC celebrates national achievements 5/4/2007
When the Ohio University Army Reserve Officer Training Corps got together for its 69th annual Military Ball last Saturday, it had a lot to celebrate. Highlights ranged from a commanding general's keynote speech to recognition for the Bobcat Battalion, which is fourth among all schools for its number of nationally ranked graduating cadets.
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| Student suspended in response to weapons allegations 5/3/2007
An Ohio University student has been suspended and banned from campus after allegations surfaced that he threatened other students and university staff, President Roderick J. McDavis said at a news conference Thursday afternoon.
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| McDavis to share budget news, plans for academic priorities 5/3/2007
Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis will share how the latest budget news from Columbus could benefit Ohio University and will announce new plans regarding the university's academic priorities during an address to the campus at noon Monday, May 7, in Baker University Center Ballroom B.
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| President McDavis announces investigation 5/3/2007
President Roderick McDavis announced early this afternoon that he has ordered an investigation into reports that a student has threatened other students and university personnel and brought weapons onto Ohio University property as well as into how the university responded. Read a statement delivered at a 1:30 p.m. press conference.
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| Students prepare for electronic senate vote 5/3/2007
Ohio University students will select 2007-2008 Student Senate officers electronically, from either their personal computers or from electronic voting stations at four campus locations, on May 17. Details of the senate's first-ever electronic vote were presented at Wednesday night's Student Senate meeting.
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| Alumna, entrepreneur to participate in campus conference 5/3/2007
Alumna Melanie Sabelhaus will be on the Athens Campus for the OHIO Women Making a Difference conference May 7-8 to share her experience as an entrepreneur and philanthropist with current students, faculty, staff and members of the community.
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| University projects recognized at technology summit 5/3/2007
Two projects involving Ohio University researchers were among eight singled out at this week's Ohio Supercomputer Center 2007 Advanced Technology Summit.
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| Study-abroad expenses paid? Check. 5/3/2007
Junior political science major Matt Bush has been awarded a National Security Education Program David L. Boren Undergraduate Scholarship to study in China next fall, and sophomore political science and German major Sharlene Cleveland has earned a German Academic Exchange Service Undergraduate Scholarship, also known as a DAAD Scholarship, to study next year in Leipzig, Germany.
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| Baker Center shines 5/3/2007
Baker Center regulars may already be taking the building for granted, but one organization sees it in award-winning light. The International Masonry Institute has awarded Baker University Center two Golden Trowel Awards, including its grand prize as best project in Ohio.
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| McDavis: 'We are focused on solving problems' 5/2/2007
In an interview this morning concerning a critical letter shared last week with the chair of the board of trustees, Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis said he understands there are worries within the university community and he remains committed to addressing them.
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| Campus events make Moms Weekend memorable 5/2/2007
Expect a campus humming with activity this weekend, Friday, May 4, through Sunday, May 6. Ohio University is hosting Moms Weekend, and a broad range of exciting events will help make the weekend one to remember.
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| A caring community 5/2/2007
People become involved in community service for a range of reasons. For the panelists who led a conversation on the topic Monday on the Athens Campus, it is all about giving back in the name of humanity. The discussion was the first of three in the Affirming Humanity series.
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| Equestrian team members to compete at nationals 5/2/2007
Six members of Ohio University's equestrian teams will be competing in the National Championship Horse Show, May 3-6, in Springfield, Mass.
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| Five more earn Fulbrights 5/2/2007
Three more Ohio University students and two alumni have received word on U.S. Student Fulbright Scholar grants for next year. Their awards bring the university's total Fulbrights known so far this spring to eight.
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| High school students given opportunity to earn college credit 5/1/2007
Current high school seniors, juniors and sophomores in the top 20 percent of their class may be eligible to take one tuition-free freshman-level college course through the Summer Scholar Program at Ohio University Eastern Campus.
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| Ohio University-Southern presents international cybercrime expert 5/1/2007
Ohio University Southern Campus will host a special presentation by Parry Aftab, the cybercrime expert who is often called "The Privacy Lawyer," at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 3, in the Bowman Auditorium.
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| State's campus safety task force holds first meeting 5/1/2007
Ohio University served as a videoconference site Monday for a meeting of a new statewide task force looking into campus safety issues. Ohio University was one of the eight videoconference sites for the meeting, which was hosted by Ohio Board of Regents Chancellor Eric Fingerhut from the Ohio Supercomputer Center in Columbus.
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| New Proctorville Center dedicated 5/1/2007
The new $4.9 million Ohio University Proctorville Center, dedicated last week, is a satellite site of the university's Southern Campus.
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| Preschoolers on a mission 5/1/2007
Armed with a bell he found in his family's Christmas decorations and motivated by a desire to be "like the guy at Wal-Mart," 4-year-old Anthony Benton recently led his classmates at Ohio University's Child Development Center in raising $1,000 for Columbus Children's Hospital.
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| Trustees grant emeriti status to 36 faculty 5/1/2007
The Ohio University Board of Trustees last week awarded 36 faculty members emeriti status based on the recommendation of those individuals’ supervisors and colleagues. The status is effective upon retirement. |
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