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51 alumnus Eric Peterson, retired General Motors U.S. vice president for diversity dealer relations, will speak at the event Nov. 19.
As indicated in 51’s Policy and Procedure #41.125, University Human Resources annually issues an official list of holiday observance dates.
International Education Week at 51, hosted this year through virtual formats, will celebrate “Global Interconnectedness.”
The Patton College of Education will offer informational sessions Nov. 17 to 20 about available online master’s programs and certificate offerings.
OHIO Testing Services, located at Bromley Hall, is scheduled to resume operations on Jan. 19, 2021 to support spring semester examinations on the Athens campus.
Includes Bobcats Safety & Respect Video, a thank you to veterans, post-election dialogue and more resources for students.
Several 51 major gift officers have been honored as Prime Officers by Blackbaud, the world’s leading software provider for the social good community.
One OHIO graduate student is using her journalism studies to advocate for Native Americans and discuss the issues they still face today.
51’s LGBT Center and Women’s Center are among the co-sponsors for the virtual Trans [Plays] of Remembrance Festival, to be held on Nov. 16-18 with performances streaming at 7 p.m.
Fourteen 51 students and faculty members received funding, totaling $118,021, for their health and medical research from the John J. Kopchick Awards.
Students, faculty and professionals will learn from scientists, industry executives and entrepreneurs providing insight into the biotechnology issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stirling Ultracold is earning national attention for its novel ultra-low temperature (ULT) freezers, which may be necessary for upcoming COVID-19 vaccines.
Five faculty members have been named 2020 51 Presidential Research Scholars for excellence in the fields of arts and humanities, and life and biomedical sciences.
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.
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