The University of Findlay’s Mazza Museum is hosting a special virtual Q&A series with award winning authors and illustrators every Monday beginning April 20. Viewers will have the opportunity to watch interviews with Mazza Museum Director, Ben Sapp, Mazza staff members, and a very special artist. After the interview,...
Beginning fall semester, 2020, Tiffin University will offer MBA classes to qualifying undergraduate degree students which will count toward a master of business administration degree. “Students will not only finish their graduate degree more quickly, but they will also save money in the long run,”...
Dr. Jinwon Byun, a 2017 Cedarville University alumna, is the first graduate from the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy to work internationally. Byun, who earned her pharmacist’s license in South Korea in February, is using her education during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Byun is assistant manager...
Malone University is establishing a new program in data analytics, which draws substantially from math and computer science. Graduates of the program will be able to serve their organizations and businesses by inspecting and modeling data with the goal of discovering information that can be used...
When it comes to COVID-19, “we’re in this together,” Ohio Wesleyan University’s (OWU) professors say. In response, they have created a free online course to explore the coronavirus pandemic from the perspectives of biology, politics, psychology, humanities, the arts, and other academic areas. “Like everyone affected...
Dr. Amy McElhinney, associate professor and chair of the Department of Biology at the University of Mount Union, was selected to participate in the National Science Foundation’s Advancing STEM Careers by Empowering Network Development (ASCEND) project from an esteemed national pool of candidates. The ASCEND project...
A variety of member colleges and universities are donating a collection of supplies and services to local health organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Donating Supplies University of Dayton faculty are donating personal protection items from their research labs and classrooms to help local healthcare workers on the...
This fall, Denison will begin offering a unique degree that explores politics and public affairs. Combining a personalized “track” approach, integrated real-world internships, an outstanding faculty, a four-year learning community and the proximity of state-level politics in Columbus, the Denison Politics and Public Affairs major...
As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads across America, hospitals and other medical facilities are on the frontlines. As part of this frontline effort, 38 fourth-year (P4) professional pharmacy students in the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy are helping combat the pandemic during their clinical rotations nationwide. “Even...
In response to the COVID-19 global health crisis, Ohio Dominican University (ODU) will offer its more than 60 undergraduate and graduate summer courses in an online-only format. Traditional undergraduate students will have the ability to choose from 34 undergraduate-level courses that are available at nearly half...