Archive for March, 2018

Dr. Kevin Mattson, the Connor Study Professor of Contemporary History at Ohio University, was on the podcast Truth, Politics and Power, hosted by Neal Conan, former host of NPR’s Talk of the Nation. They discussed the changing geopolitics of oil and what that means for politicians and especially President Trump. Mattson […]

One of the central challenges of nuclear physics is to understand the structure of the atom’s nucleus and nuclear forces. Nuclear physicists for decades have sought ways to accurately compute the scattering of a proton or neutron from the nuclei, but lacked access to a sophisticated description of the nuclear […]

In the Disney College Program and Disney International Programs, participants experience the magic of Disney while interacting with guests, learning important business philosophies and making friends from all over the world. While working in front line roles at Disney Theme Parks and Resorts, participants may network with leaders, learn transferable […]

Ohio University alum Scott A. Lutz ’95 is a Civil Service Meteorologist for the 88th Operations Support Squadron at Wright Patterson Air Force Base (AFB), where he oversees the base weather station and delivers mission, airfield, and staff weather services for a base servicing over 28,000 personnel, and over 1,000 […]

Ohio University alum Simone Lewis ’03 is a general forecaster for the National Weather Service in Charleston, WV. Lewis has been involved in numerous decision support projects with the National Weather Service and has provided weather support for numerous events including the June 2012 derecho and Superstorm Sandy. She also […]

Thanks to funding from the College of Arts & Sciences, the Biological Sciences Department is now able to offer human and vertebrate anatomy laboratories for both undergraduate and graduate students in a state-of-the-art facility in the Central Classroom Building. The room is equipped with a separate air handling system that […]

Ohio University alum Joseph Calderone ’98M is a senior forecaster with the U.S. National Weather Service in Minneapolis-St. Paul. He earned an M.S. in Geography from the College of Arts & Sciences and was the Associate Director of Scalia Lab for Atmospheric Analysis from 1997-98. Connect with Calderone on LinkedIn. […]