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The Food Studies theme announces a new course: CAS 4413/5413 The Art of Craft Brewing: An Athens Case Study. The course will be taught by Art Oestrike, the founder and owner of Jackie O’s Brewery and an Ohio University alum who earned a B.A. in Russian and an M.A. in […]

By Tetyana Dovbnya Academic Advisor / International Student Advising Specialist While getting ready for Finals Week, remember to view the finals schedule to make sure you know where and when your final exams will be. Also, before saying goodbye to you until the next fall, let me remind you of […]

Alan J. McMillan, founder of LearnEarnRetire, teaches a Fall 2018 Wealth & Poverty course designed to help students develop an early strategy for employabilty and a financial plan for being smart with their money—all aimed at financial independence over the course of their careers. CAS 2402X: Transitions – From Campus […]

By Kristi Conrad Academic Advisor and Transfer Specialist Plans for the summer? Consider taking some classes at Ohio University. Summer classes can help students catch up on credit hours, meet tier requirements, focus specifically on one difficult course alone, get pre-requisite courses done, or even complete an entire year of […]

By Tetyana Dovbnya Academic Advisor and International Student Advising Specialist In just a few short weeks (or sooner) your instructors will be handing out final exams, inducing a collective wave of panic. Now is the best time to sit down with your planner and organize a study schedule so you […]

From the Career and Leadership Development Center newsletter You may have heard that Bobcat CareerLink is being replaced by the modern career development platform Handshake. You may also be wondering what this new platform does. Well, let us explain. Handshake is a career development, networking, and recruiting tool that will […]

  by Aissatou Boye, ’20 I am a sophomore at Ohio University, majoring in Sociology-Criminology and African American Studies, also pursuing a Certificate in Law, Justice and Culture. In early April, I visited the Career and Leadership Development Center on the fifth floor of Baker University Center. The CLDC is […]