Considering Graduate/Professional School? Wondering what kind of program to choose or how to develop a top-notch application? Curious about what Admissions Representatives seek in applicants? Then this virtual event is for you! This panel of Admissions Counselors from across the…
Our Alumni Partner of the Week is Dr. Timothy Hawthorne ’03! Dr. Hawthorne is currently an Associate Professor of Geographic Information Systems at the University of Central Florida and the founder of the internationally recognized research group Citizen Science GIS.…
Better showcase your professional brand on LinkedIn by attending this virtual workshop! LinkedIn is THE PREMIER professional networking site used by recruiters, job, and internship seekers to get and stay connected professionally. The goal of this workshop is to help…
From 11 am to 2 pm today, Oct. 27, Circle K is having a Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser inside the atrium of Ham-Wil and outside on the JAY (weather permitting). Come buy ribbons, bracelets, necklaces, and keychains in support of…
Free food, candy, and fun at Elliott Hall on Thursday, Oct. 28, from 12-1 pm. Stop by or stay for a while! All are welcome! OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: History Board. Contact: Jacob Delight at jmdeligh@owu.edu
Our Outcomes is dedicated to Fine Arts recent alumni, who will share reflections on their undergraduate experience and the professional journeys post OWU. Our Outcomes speaker is Tanisha Murphy, BFA/ Art Education 2017. She is currently teaching art classes at…
For the past 18 years, the Olentangy Watershed Forum has connected citizens and experts who wish to explore issues that impact the quality of life in the watershed. Join us Oct. 27 from 9 am-4 pm in Merrick Hall for…
FRAGMENTS is a devised work that examines the role of women in society through the lens of criminalization and victimhood. How does the societal system we live in de-complexify women and paint them as criminals or victims instead of nuanced…
Please join the English Department on Wednesday, October 27th from 4:10-5:00 pm in Beeghly Library’s Bayley Room to hear Professor Mark Allison speak as our distinguished 2021-2022 Benjamin T. Spencer Lecturer. Mark Allison specializes in the literature and culture of…
FRAGMENTS is a devised work that examines the role of women in society through the lens of criminalization and victimhood. How does the societal system we live in de-complexify women and paint them as criminals or victims instead of nuanced…
