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The Psychology and Social Work Clinic at Ohio University offers low-cost sessions on coping with stress and anxiety from COVID-19 to both campus and community members, starting in January. These virtual sessions with trained professionals in the Psychology and Social Work Clinic can be teen-focused and or adult-focused and are […]

By Eileen Schulz College of Arts & Sciences Academic Advisor The Deadline to Opt in for the (S) grade is Dec. 18 at 5:00 p.m.  You made it! You finished, or are about to finish, OHIO’s first full semester of remote learning due to the COVID19 pandemic. This semester is […]

From Ohio University News Ohio University Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry Tadeusz Malinski has been named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors, highest professional distinction accorded solely to academic inventors. “Dr. Malinski’s research has far-reaching implications in the nanomedical field, a highly important field that contributes to the well-being of […]

From Ohio University News Gerry Krzic, director of the Ohio Program of Intensive English (OPIE), never imagined the impact his time living in Korea would make on the rest of his life, but nearly 40 years later he continues to visit the East Asian region and leads an organization that […]

From Ohio University News An expansion of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) training project grant at Ohio University means new opportunities for Ph.D.-level training in Occupational Health Psychology for psychology students and Occupational Safety for engineering students. The $1.2 million grant renewal creates an interdisciplinary hub […]

From Ohio University News Ohio University faculty are invited to join a Digital Humanities in the Classroom Faculty Learning Community, the next step in OHIO’s initiative to increase student engagement with both computational tools and humanities methodologies. “Our aim is to investigate ways in which faculty in humanities or related […]

The African American Studies Department presents the First Annual Ted Rose Lecture Series, featuring two lectures in Spring 2021, one focusing on college sports and social justice, the other on addressing woke neoliberalism. These lectures are free and open to the public, and interested faculty are encouraged to add them […]