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From Ohio University News The Central Region Humanities Center’s annual lecture features Amelia Adams, Ph.D., discussing “Erased but not Forgotten: People and Places of Color in Southeastern Ohio, Prehistory to Present” on April 20 at 4 p.m. Watch live or later on YouTube. Adams is a former university administrator and […] Read more ›
More than two dozen Ohio University alumni, attorneys and judges helped 20 high school students get a better understanding of the law and its possibilities through the Center for Law, Justice & Culture’s Summer Law & Trial Institute. Founded in 2016 by CLJC Pre-Law Advisor Larry Hayman, Esq (B.A. […]
Ohio Biological Survey Recognizes Moody’s Teaching and Research in Natural History and Zoology Dr. Scott Moody, Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences at Ohio University, received the 2021 Herbert Osborn Award from the Ohio Biological Survey on Feb. 27. The Ohio Biological Survey is a consortium of colleges, universities, museums, […]
Professor Emeritus Gifford Doxsee, age 93, died July 16 in Athens. He was a retired professor of History at Ohio University and a past director of the African Studies program. He joined the History Department in 1958, teaching European, Middle Eastern, and African history. He retired in 1994. Doxsee served […]
Bio: Dave Gibson graduated from Ohio University in 1973 and became a high school history teacher. For most of his career, he worked as an administrator for SOITA Learning Technologies in Oxford, Ohio. He received a master’s degree from Wright State University in 1981 and was named WSU’s 2004 outstanding alumnus in educational administration.
Fritz was hired at Ohio University, Department of Biological Sciences in 1967, sight unseen while he was still in New Zealand. During his time at Ohio University, Fritz founded the first Exercise Physiology courses in the Department of Biological Sciences, which was the stimulus for the eventual development of Exercise Physiology in the College ...
Ohio University named five professors from physics, engineering, communications and business as its 2021-22 Presidential Research Scholars. “These faculty are internationally recognized for their success in advancing the state of knowledge in their respective fields,” said Joseph Shields, vice president for research and creative activity.
Bernard is Professor Emeritus of Geography at Ohio University, where he received the University Professor award twice, in 1983-84 and 1988-89. He also received the College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Outstanding Teaching Award in 1983 and the Jeanette G. Grasselli Brown Faculty Teaching Award in 1991.
From Ohio University News. New Ohio Review, the national literary journal of Ohio University’s creative writing program, added another accolade to its résumé this week. Four poems originally published in NOR have been included in the annual “Best American Poetry” collection, released on Sept. 28 by Simon & Schuster.
Ohio University students—graduate, undergraduate, and even a freshman—have actually built and rebuilt detectors, learned to operate the accelerator, and spent countless hours examining the data produced in experiments. Over three dozen alumni have earned Ph.D.s in physics based on research at the Edwards Accelerator Laboratory.