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  • Graduate Students Participate in Autumn 2023 Engaged Scholarship Symposium

    On Nov. 1, the Office of Outreach and Engagement held the Autumn 2023 Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The event began with a graduate student poster competition, where students had five minutes to present their research topic to two judges. Approximately 30 students participated in the competition, covering topics ranging from heat exchange technology for community farmers to universal desig...
  • Plant Pathology Graduate Student Participation in Publications on Plant Pathogens

    Piao Yang a grad student from the Ohio State Plant Pathology program has recently participated in several publications around research into detecting, diagnosis and prevention of plant pathogens. Yang, who completed a BS and MS from Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University in China has been very active working in research labs here at Ohio State under Ye Xia and recently Shuai Huang with r...
  • New Engaged Scholars Graduate Student Community of Practice starts January 19

    The Office of Outreach and Engagement is launching a community of practice tailored exclusively for graduate students immersed in engaged scholarship. This community of practice will provide a space for graduate students to share experiences, insights and resources, and to cultivate a supportive, cross-discipline network. In this collaborative environment, we aim to foster a sense of mutual learn...
  • MFA Candidate in  Digital Animation and Interactive Media wins Lápiz de Acero 2023 award.

    Congratulations to Alberto Vega Rivera, who is the recipient of the Lápiz de Acero 2023 design award in the video game category. The winning project, Oí Marimbí, is an educational and adventurous game for children filled with interactive musical challenges. Players complete activities to learn how to play the marimba. The video game was created with the interest of rescuing the a...
  • PhD student seeks to combat stigma, build resilience

    From the College of Public HealthStacy Endres-Dighe focuses on HIV prevention among rural Appalachian Ohioans who inject drugs.Stacy Endres-Dighe was a child when she learned about the chilling impact of stigma on health. Her uncle died during the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic after delaying testing and treatment because of the way society viewed AIDS patients at the time. “It had this rip...

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