Archive for January, 2019

by Kristin Distel The Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies program welcomed back several of its alumni for the annual Reunion and Roundtables event, which featured a keynote address, several discussion panels, and a reception. The day’s second panel, titled “Working for Transnational Gender Justice,” featured three OHIO alumni: Bobby Walker, […]

By Kacey Schaum Assistant Director for the Career and Leadership Development Center for the College of Arts & Sciences Whether you are applying for an internship, student worker position, part-time job, full-time position, or graduate school, you are going to be asked for a resume or CV. We understand that […]

PhysAssist Scribes is looking to hire medical scribes. “Medical scribing allows you to strut your work ethic alongside physicians and nurses! You have the opportunity to create long-lasting connections to help you get into medical, PA, or nursing school! And get paid!” says their marketing material. Apply today at iamscribe.com. […]

Dr. Kenneth Hicks, Professor of Physics & Astronomy at Ohio University, authored a column in the Columbus Dispatch headlined “Warming planet has real impact on all of us, economically and otherwise.” Many of the satellites orbiting above look inward, toward Earth. For the past three decades, the National Oceanic and […]

The deadline for College of Arts & Sciences awards nominations is March 30.  The college recognizes outstanding faculty and staff contributions with awards made annually: Outstanding Teacher Awards Outstanding Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Award Outstanding Faculty Undergraduate Advising Award Outstanding Faculty Leadership and Service Award Outstanding Staff Award […]

Community Food Initiatives offers part-time, unpaid internship opportunities to students and community members who are interested in food justice, nutrition, public health and sustainability. Past internships have included: community garden intern, donation station volunteer, media marketing intern, school garden intern, and discovery kitchen volunteer. How to Apply Internships can be paid if […]

Debtwire  quotes Dr. Richard Vedder, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Economics at Ohio University, in a story headlined “Historically black colleges struggle as more students pursue ‘mainstream’ educations.” Through 1980, enrollment grew at HBCUs, but that has changed as more black students look to “traditional or mainstream” universities, said Richard Vedder, professor […]