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Special Agent-in-Charge Lloyd S. Early holds an informational and recruitment session for several positions available at the Ohio Attorney General’s Office on Wednesday, Oct. 2 at 5 p.m. in Bentley Hall 135. Early is recruiting for two positions: Medicaid Fraud Intake Officer and Medicaid Fraud Special Agent. He also will […]

Twenty high school students, primarily from Appalachian Ohio, were selected from among a pool of almost 80 applicants to attend the Center for Law, Justice & Culture‘s 2019 Summer Law & Trial Institute. The program is designed to enhance the students’ understanding of the law and American legal system, explore […]

By Aissatou Boye ’20 In early November, Julie Conrad ’04 visited campus for the Sociology Alumni Speaker Series. Conrad currently works as an Operational Risk Advisor for Alliance Data and has experience working with non-violent convicted felons and risk management in different departments. Conrad graduated from Ohio University in 2004 […]

by Aissatou Boye ’20 Dr. Amanda Cox, Lecturer of Sociology, participated in the American Society of Criminology’s Division on Women and Crime Professional Development Series at the organization’s annual meeting. With her colleague, Dr. Shelly Clevenger, an Associate Professor at Illinois State University, Cox led a portion of the workshop […]

Seventeen Ohio University alumni and friends returned to campus Nov. 8-9 to share their law-related experiences and advice with current students during the 2018 Pre-Law Days. The event kicked off in Baker Theater on Nov. 8 with a keynote address by Ohio University alum David Crane. Crane earned a bachelor’s […]

Ohio University’s annual Pre-Law Days will begin on Thursday, Nov, 8, at 5 p.m. in Baker Theater with a keynote address from Ohio University alumnus David Crane titled, “The Looming Darkness: Can we save the Republic under Law?” Crane graduated from Ohio University with a bachelor’s degree in History in 1972, […]

by Kristin Distel More than 40 alumni and guest speakers brought high school students in the Summer Law & Trial Institute face-to-face with legal issues from today’s headlines—and even a mock trial. Twenty high school students from Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia were selected from among a pool of almost […]