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Are you interested in a career in higher education?
The Graduate School is hosting its annual summer Job Search Strategies for the Professoriate. If you are interested in learning about faculty job postings; how to write a competitive cover letter and vita; Research and Teaching Statement; as well as interview and negotiate your job offer; this workshop series is for you. This year we will also have one of our own faculty members share her journey and how she became a junior tenure track faculty member at Ohio State.
The Ohio State University marked a milestone in graduate and postdoctoral scholarship on March 6, as the Edward F. Hayes Advanced Research Forum celebrated its 40th anniversary at the Ohio Union. The daylong event highlighted the breadth, depth and impact of research conducted across the university while recognizing student scholars with one of the largest single‑day award programs dedicated to graduate research on campus.
If you have questions about sexual health ask questions. Do not get pressured or coerced into doing something you are not comfortable with. It is okay to say: NO.
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The Graduate School is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025-2026 Graduate Associate Teaching Awards (GATA).
Please join us in congratulating the outstanding achievements of this year's recipients and the programs that support them.
We also wish to congratulate all the nominees this year, as your dedication to teaching is evident and appreciated.
When you are stressed out, do not stress eat to deal with your stress. Instead try relaxation techniques, physical workouts, go for a brisk walk or talk to a friend.
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From the College of Arts and Sciences
For a few days every year in March, most of the country celebrates the luck of the Irish. All year round, PhD student Nicholas Booker celebrates culture connected to Cornwall, just across the Celtic Sea from Ireland.
Get adequate (eight to ten hours) sleep and rest daily. It will allow you to study and function better.
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Every day make a conscious effort to practice gratitude and list at least 3 things you are grateful for.
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Jaee Sonalkar recently participated as a panelist for the International Mother Language Day 2026 event. "[Participation] was a meaningful recognition of my work and lived experience as a Marathi speaker. It reflects the value of my perspective in broader conversations about mother tongues - especially minoritized and heritage languages - and why they matter for identity, community, and belonging."
Watch the video of the event on YouTube
Avoid sugary snacks. Keeping healthy alternatives around, such as fruit.
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