In 1975, the Ohio Legislature passed H.B. 229, the bill that founded our college. Yesterday, we went back to the Ohio Statehouse for a Founders Day Celebration. Proclamations were presented in both the Senate and House chambers, and more than 150 guests joined us for an evening reception in the historic Statehouse Rotunda, where we celebrated 40 years of service to Ohio and honored those who made the college and our work possible. There, legislators presented us with a proclamation from Ohio Gov. John Kasich, recognizing the college’s 40th anniversary. The Singing Men of Ohio were spectacular.
Ryan Clopton-Zymler, assistant director of our Office of Inclusion at the Heritage College, Cleveland, shares information about Juneteenth, including the importance of the day and ideas for celebrating it.
With so many workplaces and classrooms going online during the coronavirus crisis, it's a good time to review some guidelines that can help ensure an engaging and inclusive culture remotely.
Over more than 40 years, Harold Thompson III, D.O., has earned a place in the history of both southeast Ohio and the Heritage College as an engaged community doctor, medical educator, pioneer of diversity and mentor to many future osteopathic physicians.