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  • Wednesday Wellness Tips Autumn 2025 Week 13

    Karin Jordan, Ph.D.
 | November 19, 2025
    Spending time outdoors can help you relax by reducing stress. Natural environments can lower cortisol (the stress hormone) levels and boost endorphins (natural mood boosters produced by the body), which will help you to feel more calm. Also remember that nature helps you to disconnect from all the stimulation and demands that graduate and professional students deal with.Learn more Social, Wellnes...

  • Wednesday Wellness Tips Autumn 2025 Week 12

    Karin Jordan, Ph.D.
 | November 12, 2025
    Incorporate movement breaks when having screen time and sitting for extended time periods during the day. Taking short breaks to stretch (tilt your head side to side and/or perform chin tucks, etc.) serving as a mental reset, clearing your mind, improving your focus and therefore productivity. This also helps your eyes to relax.Learn more Social, Wellness and Student Life...

  • 2025-2026 Alumni Grants for Graduate Research and Scholarship (AGGRS) Awardees

    swift.23@osu.edu | November 5, 2025
    The Graduate School is happy to announce the 2025-2026 Alumni Grants for Graduate Research and Scholarship (AGGRS) recipients.The AGGRS program provides small grants up to $5,000 to support the research and scholarship of doctoral or terminal master’s degree candidates for their dissertations or theses.Congratulations to this exceptional cohort of recipients!Mimi Adjei - Educational StudiesStefan...

  • Wednesday Wellness Tips Autumn 2025 Week 11

    Karin Jordan, Ph.D.
 | November 5, 2025
    Walking to class is a great way to incorporate physical activities into your daily routine. It will help with your overall health and wellness. Physical activities also impact cognitive and therefore academic success.Learn more Social, Wellness and Student Life...

  • Master of Public Health student seeks to grow strengths in health communication advocacy

    swift.23@osu.edu | November 4, 2025
    From the College of Public HealthPublic Health Buckeyes: Jackie KasnerAs a second-year student in the MPH-Health Behavior and Health Promotion program, Jackie Kasner is focused on becoming a public health leader in autism and developmental disabilities and strengthening her advocacy skills.Kasner shares what drives her passion for public health and why she encourages future MPH students to step o...

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