Archive for October, 2018

Mitchell Smith, Ph.D. candidate in the History Department and a Contemporary History Institute student, joined the 2018 class of legislative fellows last November at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus, and the fellowship led to a full-time position. The fellowship consists of 24 fellows who are placed with legislators in the Ohio General […]

Ohio University alum Dr. Nicholas Tomeo and Dr. David Rosenthal authored an article on “Photorespiration differs among Arabidopsis thaliana ecotypes and is correlated with photosynthesis” in the Journal of Experimental Botany. Tomeo earned a Ph.D. in Plant Biology in 2017. Rosenthal is Assistant Professor of Environmental & Plant Biology at […]

“Successful professionals don’t just specialize in one thing. The more you are able to broaden your perspective and scope, even if you have an area of expertise, the better off you’ll be,” said Lisa Maatz (’89) at the College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Student Career Day. Maatz, who majored […]

By George Shea ’19 Not often can an individual say their writing is award winning. Christian Rodas, a graduate student at Ohio University, is one who can. In September, Rodas was awarded the Best Paper Award by a Graduate Student at the 78th Conference of Ohio Association of Economists and […]

By George Shea ’19 For the first time in the College of Arts & Sciences, a woman professor received the Ohio University Distinguished Professor Award. Dr. Susan Burgess became the 53rd OHIO professor and the fifth OHIO woman to receive this award since its inception in 1958. Each year the […]

The R.S. Hanline Co., one of the largest produce distributors in the East, is seeking applications for summer internships in Shelby, Ohio. Hanline also has openings inr Carrier Sales and Produce Brokerage Sales. R.S. Hanline a trusted fresh produce supplier to some of the most reputable food service and retail […]

Applications are being accepted now the the Ohio University Capital Internship Program. The deadline to apply is Monday, Oct. 29. “As the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., is the locus of American political and economic decision-making. Living, working, and studying there can provide invaluable insight and experience for aspiring future leaders […]