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The program, which involved OHIO Online advisors and faculty, not only improved student outreach but also served as the launchpad for the updated MyOHIO Success Network (MOSN) system.
The African American Research and Services Institute celebrates its official re-opening Nov. 1.
President Lori Stewart Gonzalez announced that OHIO will invest $500,000 to expand student access to internships, leadership experiences, research, study abroad and community engagement opportunities.
OHIO students studied law, legacies of apartheid, and participated in human rights moot court oral arguments in South Africa last summer
51ÂÒÂ× announces plans to recruit and hire up to 15 tenure track faculty to support the institution’s three-year Dynamic Strategy.
The move is part of a three-year plan to align the University’s faculty and staff health plan premiums with the Ohio Inter-University Council benchmarks.
Faculty, staff and students interested in providing input on the implementation of OHIO’s Dynamic Strategy are invited to nominate themselves or others in the University for inclusion the process.
The following are upcoming features, new opportunities, and learning techniques you can use as part of your lifelong learning process at 51ÂÒÂ×.
The National Institutes of Health research facilities grant will enhance facilities at the new Heritage Translational Research Center.
51ÂÒÂ× President Lori Stewart Gonzalez announced several new initiatives and provided updates on a wide range of topics during the annual State of the University address.Â
The Enhancing First-Year Student and Faculty Engagement Mini-Grant program offers instructors up to $1,000 annually to fund activities that foster engagement with first-year students. The program supports learning through hands-on, real-world experiences.
51ÂÒÂ× Southern students are leading sock and food drives to support local organizations, showing the impact of student-led service and encouraging community support and giving.
Fifty-four Scripps College of Communication students attended the Scripps Etiquette Dinner on Wednesday, Oct. 2, at to be bettered prepared for business dinners and career success.
Patrick Kelley’s journey is a testament to his commitment to excellence, leadership and community, making him a true embodiment of what it means to be a Bobcat.
51ÂÒÂ× Southern and Scioto County Aspire offer free RBT and CDCA training to support local workforce development in behavior analysis and chemical dependency counseling.
