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Cuyahoga County Special Investigator Nicole Disanto will speak about her career in forensics, her work with the Combined DNA Index System Cold Case Unit, and archived DNA data on Friday, March 22, at 4 p.m. Disanto, a Cleveland State alum, works as an investigator with the CODIS cold case unit. […]

A Chronicle of Higher Education article headlined “In Dealing With Campus Hunger, One Solution Is to Tell Students Where They Can Get Help” features Ohio University alumna and graduate student Joy Kostansek and the Food Studies theme. Kostansek, who did a Q&A with the Chronicle, is a graduate student in […]

by Aissatou Boye ’20 Janice Rienerth attended and graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences Ohio University in the 1960s, with a B.S. in Math and a B.A. in Sociology. After graduation, she worked a year before accepting an assistantship in Sociology at Southern Illinois University, where she earned […]

Four Ohio University faculty are among the Ohio Magazine’s  “2018 Excellence in Education Honorees.” Kelly S. Johnson, Ph.D. Biological Sciences Ohio University Sami Kahn, Ph.D. Teacher Education Ohio University Stephen Scanlan, Ph.D. Sociology & Anthropology Ohio University Frank M. LoSchiavo, Ph.D. Psychology Ohio University Zanesville

Sociology and Anthropology alumni and students are invited to a gathering prior on Thursday, Jan. 31, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in Baker 235. This event is part of the College of Arts and Sciences Career and Networking Week, and it precedes the Alumni-Student Networking Reception. Alumni that are expected […]

By Aissatou Boye ’20 In early November, Julie Conrad ’04 visited campus for the Sociology Alumni Speaker Series. Conrad currently works as an Operational Risk Advisor for Alliance Data and has experience working with non-violent convicted felons and risk management in different departments. Conrad graduated from Ohio University in 2004 […]

In April Wes Gilkey ’17, ’18M began working as a graduate intern with the Hocking County Sheriff’s Office as a data administrator for the Hocking Overdose Partnership Endeavor, also known as Project HOPE. The HOPE team consists of experts and community leaders from around Hocking County, including representatives from Jobs […]