Archive for October, 2015

Experienced and novice computational modelers converged in Athens on Oct. 23-25 for a conference and workshop focused on computational modeling strategies for organizational science. Hosted by Dr. Jeffrey B. Vancouver, Professor of Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Ohio University, this three-day conference was supported by a National Science Foundation grant from the […]

By Sara Berens Academic Advisor and Retention Specialist for the College of Arts & Sciences Did you know that courses completed for College-level requirements, such as the Liberal Arts Distribution, can be used toward a minor or certificate? But this will only happen if you plan accordingly. Many times students […]

PBIO 2170 Women in Science is a new course that fills Tier II credit in Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Ohio University’s General Education requirements. It also  can fulfill one elective requirement for the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Certificate. It meets Tuesdays and Thursdays form 3:05-4:25 p.m. and is taught by […]

By Tetyana Dovbnya Ohio Program of Intensive English and A&S Academic Advisor for the College of Arts & Sciences Every semester Advanced/Pre-Academic group of OPIE students is not only working hard on improving their English language skills, but also getting ready for taking academic classes in the following semester. At […]

By Kristi Conrad Academic Advisor and Transfer Specialist for the College of Arts & Sciences Transfer students often bring great life experiences with them to the Ohio University campus. Anything from military training to job experience can give a student a unique perspective in the classroom and help their resumes […]

Dr. Nicole Kaufman, Assistant Professor of Sociology at Ohio University, authored an article on “Prisoner incorporation: The work of the state and non-governmental organizations” in Theoretical Criminology. Abstract: This article brings the concept of incorporation as used in studies of citizenship into the analysis of the reception of ex-prisoners by […]

Psychology now offers students seeking academic, career, or graduate school advising a “one-stop shop” in the revamped Psychology Advising and Resource Center in Porter 206. This facility provides students with a computer lab, digital and text-based resources in the center’s library, and a conference room and meeting space for students […]