Archive for October, 2014

The College of Arts & Sciences is hosting a DARS – Advising Workshop for faculty on Wednesday, Oct. 15, from 2 to 2:55 p.m. in  Wilson Hall 303. This workshop is designed to help new faculty interpret the DARS report and understand University and College requirements so that they may […]

For many undergraduate students, the idea of pursuing an independent research project can be daunting. Substantial research is often something reserved for graduate school, but Ohio University has opportunities for undergraduates to conduct research and have that research funded. Funding for substantial undergraduate research comes from the Office of the […]

It’s been millions of years since T. rex took its last breath, but a Biological Sciences grad student is part of a team breathing life back into dinosaurs using high-powered computer simulations to model airflow through dinosaur snouts. The research has important implications for how dinosaurs used their noses not […]

Students for Law, Justice & Culture, the student organization affiliated with the Center for Law, Justice & Culture, drove up to Marion Correctional Institution, a medium security prison north of Columbus, on Oct. 4 to learn about the prison’s progressive community center for inmates. The center, called LifeLine, is run […]

The Contemporary History Institute welcomes back Dr. David J. Ulbrich, lecturing on “American Ways of War in the 20th & 21st Century?” on Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 4:30 pm in Baker 231. Ulbrich is Assistant Professor of History at Rogers State University in Oklahoma. Previously, he was a visiting assistant professor […]

The Athens Algebra Seminar series presents Dr. Greg Oman on “Rings Whose Multiplicative Endomorphisms Are Power Functions, on Tuesday, Oct. 14,  at 4 p.m. in Morton 226. Oman is Assistant Professor of Mathematics at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Note that Athens Algebra Seminars is on a Tuesday. […]

Ohio University graduate students from the Interdisciplinary Program in Molecular and Cellular Biology co-host the third annual Appalachian Regional Cell Conference on  Saturday, Nov. 8, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Marshall University Student Center. The event is free, and transportation for students is provided. The Appalachian Regional Cell […]