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For the fifth year in a row, every Clinical Psychology student who applied for internship was successful in securing placement during the first phase of the matching process. Fewer than 10 percent of the nation’s psychology departments have a 100 percent match rate in each of the last five years. […]

By Bruce Carlson Chair and Associate Professor of Psychology After a hiatus of many years, the department’s newsletter returns, albeit in an electronic format. For those of you who have not been on campus for some time, there have been many changes to the department, some of which are detailed […]

Minutes of Rural Women’s Studies Association Breakfast Meeting at the Agricultural History Society Lexington, KY June 4, 2015 The meeting was called to order by Co-ordinator Katherine Jellison. The breakfast meeting was sponsored by both Guelph University and Iowa State University. The first order of business was approval of the […]

By Rachel Komich ’17 How Food Works Intern New York Times bestselling author and fermentation advocate Sandor Katz began his talk at Ohio University by asking if anyone had eaten anything fermented that day. In response to the limited number of hands raised, he listed less commonly known fermented items […]

Thanks to all of you that have stayed in touch with faculty and friends of the Department of Physics & Astronomy. Your feedback and contributions keep our networking tradition strong. Throughout the year we invite you to send us news of personal and professional highlights as well as photos to […]

By David Ingram Professor and Chair of Physics & Astronomy We are in our third year on semesters since 1967, and we remain an active and vital environment as we help students realize their potential and advance the frontiers of science. Our alumni are testimony to the past success of our […]

Rural Women’s Studies (https://ruralwomensstudies.wordpress.com/)is a weekly blog hosted by the Rural Women’s Studies Association. Its purpose is to improve the visibility of rural women’s studies research and activism around the world. The blog launched on April 8, with Cynthia Prescott’s discussion of the research she recently showcased on the TLC […]