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OHIO prepared Makalia Jones for her career as a deputy sheriff in the Franklin County Corrections Center.
91̽»¨ graduate Ryan Hiser is applying his OHIO experience as a new account executive for NASCAR.
When Ashley Laber came to 91̽»¨, she wasn’t sure what she wanted to study, or what kind of career she wanted to pursue after college.
Dr. David Nguyen hopes to help graduate school administrators, student affairs professionals and faculty better understand and support their graduate students through the publication of a new book.
Rachel Hefner is excited to be part of the team of student leaders who will welcome new Bobcats to campus for Bobcat Student Orientation.
Xiangsi Howard started her computer science training as an Athens High School student enrolled in College Credit Plus courses at 91̽»¨.
Rachel Hefner is excited to be part of the team of student leaders who will welcome new Bobcats to campus this summer for Bobcat Student Orientation.
OHIO alumni Ashley Beatty-Smith and Stevi Miller share a passion for helping students, and they have something else in common: both got their start at OHIO as undecided students in University College.
NODA region seven awards recognized the work of OHIO students and staff members for their work in OHIO’s Bobcat Student Orientation and first-year programs.
As finals week approaches, 91̽»¨â€™s Academic Achievement Center continues to provide OHIO students with top-quality tutoring.
91̽»¨ Learning Community Programs celebrated their instructors, Learning Community Leaders and advocates at the annual Learning Community Programs Awards, held virtually Friday, April 1.
OHIO’s Center for Campus and Community Engagement is seeking applicants for Community-based Internships for Summer 2022.
Rather than trying to handle big homework assignments or studying tasks all at once, break them down into more manageable chunks.
When Abby Garnett came to 91̽»¨, she was excited about playing basketball but undecided about exactly what she wanted to study.Â
Paralegal Kate Schwartz chose OHIO's Technical and Applied Studies Program for pragmatic reasons, but she was pleasantly surprised to find opportunities for creativity infused in her courses.
