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By Austin Rivers ’17 As students preparing for future careers, we are often told that we need to network and build a marketable resumé to attract employers. Unfortunately, we are rarely told how to do these things. This is where the Career and Leadership Development Center comes in handy. The […]

Ohio University alum Scott Zielinski has been hired by Athens County as director for Workforce Development Board, reports the Athens Messenger. Zielinski earned a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the College of Arts & Sciences at Ohio University. The Athens County Commissioners are adding an employee to the county payroll, but […]

The family of Ohio University alum Daniel J. Matheny has established a Brighten Your Future Named Grant at Logan High School in honor of his memory, reports the Logan Daily News. Brighten Your Future is a Logan-Hocking community program designed to provide access to higher education for students who graduate […]

By Nikki Rodriguez Two Arts & Sciences professors kicked off the War and Peace theme this fall with a discussion on “Brief Thoughts About China” in September. Students “all need to understand what is going on in the world, especially in those so called flash-point regions … so you can […]

What do Athens, Ohio, and Brashov, Romania, have in common? They are both part of mountain ranges: The Appalachian Mountains in the United States, and the Carpathian Mountains in Eastern Europe. In early October, Dr. Anna Rachel Terman traveled to the Appalachian Carpathian International Conference in Brashov, Romania, to compare […]

Dr. Charlie Morgan, Assistant Professor of Sociology, gave an information session this week about Ohio University’s exchange program with Musashi University in Tokyo, Japan. In brief, eligible students can study for a semester or a year. All courses are in English with one Japanese language course – so no prior […]

Dayton Patrol Officers Danielle Cash and Sarah Moody addressed the Sociology-Criminology Club on October 28th in Bentley 304. The two officers gave a 45-minute presentation about the Dayton Police Department. They explained what their job entails, the mission of the police department and their demographics. Their department is currently recruiting […]