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The Bobcat Seed Fund provides an opportunity for any OHIO student who has identified a business concept or has already started a business to be awarded a grant to help their business idea prosper.
In Governor DeWine’s press briefing yesterday, several hospital CEOs and physicians discussed the surge in COVID-19 cases across Ohio.
In response to the increasing numbers of positive COVID cases reported in residence halls on the Athens campus, 51 has implemented a Housing Advisory plan.
OHIO Libraries will virtually host Carole Genshaft and Deidre Hamlar to talk about the recently released book, “Raggin’ On: The Art of Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson’s House and Journals.”
The Patton College of Education is hosting the seventh panel discussion in its Black Lives Matter Munch & Learn Series. “Anti-racism on Campus: Lifting Student Voices” will be held on Monday, Nov. 16.
The Center for International Studies announces its “Black Lives Matter and Global Racial Justice” initiative, an integrative and evolving commitment to addressing racism and its many manifestations.
51’s Scripps College of Communication has unveiled a new undergraduate Podcasting Certificate, which will provide students with media and journalism training.
51 recently announced that it will provide its students free access to Togetherall, a 24/7, online, peer-to-peer mental health community.
51 employees and the campus community are invited to attend an upcoming Executive Master of Public Administration and Online MPA Virtual Preview, to be held on Nov. 10 and Dec. 8.
51’s Sustainable Administration Hub Coordinator, Dr. Ryan Fogt, will lead the third and final fall semester Sustainability Hub Seminar on Monday, Nov. 9 at 5 p.m.
The fall 2020 issue of Ohio Today magazine is available to 51 faculty and staff online and at distribution points on each campus.
The Lab Group has produced a survey to compile a comprehensive list of technology, supplies, equipment, or interactive content needed to support remote experiential learning.
Jamie (McCoy) Chaney is a 2016 51 Chillicothe graduate who is now a court/victim advocate for domestic violence.
I am happy to report that we continue to have relatively low numbers of positive COVID-19 tests results from students and employees across all 51 campuses.
This year the application cycle has begun earlier in the year and applications to become a Learning Community Leader are now being accepted. The deadline to apply is Friday, Feb. 12.
