Archive for January, 2016

Philip Moncla, a senior studying Political Science and pursuing a Law, Justice & Culture certificate, spent his summer working for the Southeast Ohio Legal Services (SEOLS), an organization that provides legal counsel and services to low income people living in Ohio. During his internship, Moncla was “granted an in-depth look […]

The Wealth & Poverty theme, in collaboration with the Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week Planning Committee, is hosting a school supply drive in January. This year’s donations will be delivered to the students of Coolville Elementary School, about 20 miles southeast of Athens. Boxes are located across the campus. Please contact Barb […]

The Geography Department Colloquium Series presents Dr. Ben Sperry on “A Brief History of U.S. Transportation Policy and Planning” on Friday, Jan. 29, from 3:05 to 4 p.m. in Clippinger 119. Sperry’s research focuses on using innovative analysis techniques to examine traveler behavior and measure traveler responses to different policy […]

The Career & Leadership Development Center Provides workshop throughout the semester to help students get ready for careers and internships. The Professional Leadership Certificate equips Ohio University students with the tools and information they need to be successful in the job and internship search process. To receive the Professional Leadership […]

By Debbie Walter, Ph.D. Graduate Student, MCB/Biomedical Sciences Students of the interdisciplinary graduate program in Molecular and Cellular Biology presented their research at the 2015 Appalachian Regional Cell Conference in Charleston, WV. The ARCC is a student-run regional conference that began in 2012. Each year the ARCC has attracted nearly […]

Ohio University’s actuarial science program was named among the “30 Best Value Actuarial Science Programs in 2016” by College Values Online. OHIO’s Mathematics Department offers a B.S. in Actuarial Science, and the College Values Online website calculates an average 20-year-return on investment of $350,500. The program prepares students for entering the actuarial […]

by Sydney Dawes| PACE Writer Environmental and Plant Biology Red satin ribbon and ceremonial scissors signified the close of a long effort by the Department of Environmental and Plant Biology as they officially opened the walk-in plant growth chamber in Porter Hall and celebrated the completion of their research infrastructure […]