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By Kristi Conrad Academic Advisor and Transfer Specialist Transfer students often bring great life experiences with them to campus. Anything from military training to job experience can give students a unique perspective in the classroom and can help their resume stand out to employers. Utilize that experience to help illustrate […]

  The 2018 Rural Women’s Studies Association Triennial Conference takes place May 17-19 at Ohio University. This year’s theme is “Surviving and Thriving: Gender, Justice, Power, and Place-Making,” and the conference emphasizes the role of gender in rural community formation and survival. Participants are invited to register online. Reminder when […]

Ten Ohio University students are the first to participate in Southeastern Ohio Legal Services’ Access to Justice Intern Program, a collaboration between Southeastern Ohio Legal Services and the Center for Law, Justice & Culture. The program seeks to provide students with experience in the legal profession and rural access to justice struggles […]

By Dawn Bikowski Director of the English Language Improvement Program Ohio University faculty traveled to Ecuador in December as part of a research and community capacity-building project involving local agro-biodiversity and food sovereignty in two regions—Southeastern Ohio and the Andes outside of Quito. The project, “Facilitating & Sharing International Community-Based […]

By Kristi Conrad Academic Advisor and Transfer Specialist Transfer students should consider taking their foreign language courses as soon as possible. The College of Arts & Sciences has a foreign language requirement for graduation. Students in Bachelor of Arts programs are required to meet the 2120 level in a foreign […]

By Tetyana Dovbnya Academic Advisor / International Student Advising Specialist Change can be difficult, especially when you’re faced with major milestones like graduation. So, this week I want to encourage all of our seniors who will be leaving Athens this May to make the transition easier and plan ahead! Apply […]

Sociology students were among the presenters when the Ohio village of Shawnee celebrated Little Cities of Black Diamonds Day in October with a focus on the evolution of transportation—from Native American footpaths, to railroads, to the modern highways and recreational trails that cross the region. The day is hosted by […]