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Faculty and staff are invited to have preliminary discussions by Feb. 15 about two funds aimed at bringing together collaborative ideas that cut across silos and can foster innovative program ideas.
Ohio University Graduate College, Writing Commons, and University Libraries are pleased to offer the Thesis and Dissertation Boot Camp on Saturday, Feb. 4 in Schoonover 450 and online.
Whether it be offering students meals for the holidays or working to open a Cat’s Cupboard, AmeriCorps members Taylor Danner and Rebekah Gaus are advocating for students on OHIO’s regional campuses.
On Tuesday, Jan. 10, Ohio University faculty and staff will have an opportunity to participate in a workshop aimed at increasing their knowledge surrounding accessibility.
Students can study how contemporary societies use remembrance as a cultural tool in May while visiting sites in Germany and the Czech Republic connected to the Holocaust and World War II.
General Antonio Munera, commander of United States Army Cadet Command which oversees Army ROTC, recognized Nate Frimel last week as the 10th best Army ROTC cadet in the nation.
Barb Harrison, assistant director for community engagement and experiential learning, will retire in December after 31 years as a student affairs professional at Ohio University.
The Academic Achievement Center in Alden Library will host a celebration from 3 – 5 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 5.
Bryan Slaton, originally from Miamisburg, Ohio, graduates this semester with a bachelor’s degree in outdoor education and recreation from the Patton College of Education.
William (Jamie) Price is graduating with his bachelor’s degree in specialized studies from the University College at Ohio University Eastern.
Lorrie Cockrell, from Chillicothe, Ohio, is graduating with a bachelor’s degree in technical and applied studies and an associate degree in computer science technology.
Louis Hutchinson will earn his associate degree in applied study in law enforcement technology this fall. He is also pursuing bachelors’ degrees in criminal justice and communication studies, all on the Ohio University Lancaster campus.
For Ohio University Army ROTC cadets, learning happens in many places, from traditional classrooms to military bases, hospitals, and training facilities in Ohio and sometimes beyond its borders.
