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Sarah Sizemore, a 2020 bachelor of criminal justice grad has earned her credentials as a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor through the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board.
From the development of OHIOās new brand platform to the transformations at The Ridges, the spring 2021 issue of Ohio Today captures how 51ĀŅĀ× is forever moving forward.
Kim M Reynolds (she/they), Media and Social Change alum '17, spent her time at 51ĀŅĀ× in student politics and the arts....
Luke Bentley received his bachelor's inĀ 2010 inĀ Adolescent-to-Young Adult Education. He went from substitute teaching to a career in public libraryĀ service.
NickĀ FreisthlerĀ has worked in law enforcement for nearly 20 years andĀ currentlyĀ serves as a detective with the Troy Police Department in Troy, Ohio.
For Kyle Ranally ā13, the leap from OHIO classroom to a strategist position at Facebook took just five years ā and his success hasnāt stopped there.
Senior specialized studies major Ailish Stein looks forward to supporting public health efforts through her research and scholarship. SteinĀ will earn herĀ bachelorās degreeĀ from University College.
51ĀŅĀ×ās second Giving Day starts at midnight on April 21, inviting supporters to come together to celebrate and strengthen the unique features that make Ohioās first university its finest.
Julie Ciotola, a 2020 graduate of OHIO's Honors Tutorial College, received recognition as she placed in the top 20 of the annual Hearst Audio Competition through the Hearst Journalism Awards Program.
On Stephanie Savinoās (ā20) first day of classes for her masterās program in Soccer Coaching Education, she was asked by a professor to āteach a skillā without using a soccer ball.
Lucas Stemen earned his associateās degree in applied science in law enforcement technology from 51ĀŅĀ× in fall 2019 and is currently completing his bachelorās degree in criminal justice.
Second Lieutenant Jonnierah āJonJonā Smith, a 2020 graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences and the Army ROTC program at 51ĀŅĀ×, helps distribute food at the Mid-Ohio Foodbank.
During his tenure as dean of the College of Business, Hugh Sherman witnessed firsthand the profound impact a college education could have on students.
Undergraduate Admissions, in partnership with the 51ĀŅĀ× Alumni Association, is recruiting OHIO alumni to participate in the well-established Postcard Project and a new Phone Call Project.
51ĀŅĀ× has more than doubled its alumni engagement, according to one of the worldās largest nonprofit education associations.
