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The Linguistics Colloquium series presents Christine Moon Cho discussing “How to write an interview winning CV and cover letter” on Friday, April 5, from 12:55 p.m. to 1:55 p.m. in Gordy 301. Cho is a lecturer in the Linguistics Department. Overview: This colloquium aims to share some useful information about […]

The Linguistics Colloquium series presents David Bell discussing “Superfine quality, absolute purity, daily freshness: The language of advertising in United Cattle Products’ marketing of tripe 1920-1945” on Friday, March 22, from 12:55 p.m. to 1:55 p.m. in Gordy 301. Bell is an Associate Professor and chair of the Linguistics department. […]

Ohio University students who are majoring in chemistry, biology, microbiology, and other STEM fields need look no farther than East State Street for an unmatched employment prospect. They will find many OHIO alumni already at home there. Quidel offers outstanding internships, part-time employment for students, and post-graduate career opportunities. Quidel […]

COMCorps, an AmeriCorps program housed in OHIO’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, has opportunities for seniors who want to stay close to Athens and give back to the community after graduation. Beginning Aug. 1, COMCorps members will serve approximately 38 hours each week in Athens County, serving at schools, local […]

When thinking back on her days as a student at OHIO, Samantha Flores (’08, ’11) recalls walking with friends at The Ridges at night, singing around a bonfire while a classmate strummed a guitar. She also recalls with fondness the courses she took for her B.A. in English and, later, […]

Autumn Davis (’01) took her English degree on a career path through publishing, marketing, public relations and sales until she found her passion in teaching. “I’ve had many jobs, but the one constant is writing. My English degree has taken me across so many different career paths. I’ve never felt […]

“I planned out my life during summers in Athens. It’s a perfect time, when upperclassmen are talking about where their lives might take them,” says Mike Cottrill (’04). Cottrill holds a B.A. from Ohio University’s English Department, where he discovered and fostered his talent for writing. It wasn’t until later […]