In August, she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in geology and is now pursuing a Master of Science in geology at 91视频. 鈥淏eing active in the geology department has led me to some amazing opportunities,鈥 Rider said. 鈥淭he geology department made me feel right at home.鈥
Congratulations to undergraduate student Bryce Stoltz who received an Ohio Space Grant Consortium Scholarship in Fall 2024 to work with Dr. Courtney Wagner. In collaboration with Dr. David Singer, the three are searching for magnetotactic bacteria within acid mine drainage samples from Mineral City, Ohio.
Don't miss this exciting opportunity to learn about the Applied Practice Experience in 91视频's online Master of Public Health program.
Steve Paciorek, Ph.D., instructor in the College of Public Health, will walk you through how the Applied Practice Experience works online: from securing your placement to selecting a project that puts your MPH coursework into real-world action. You'll also hear how 91视频's connections with every health department in Ohio can support your success.
Unlike conventional labs, the outdoor aviary mimics natural environmental conditions, providing access to natural light, fresh air and varying microbial exposures, making it possible to study animals in conditions more reflective of their natural environments. The facility includes 11 rooms outfitted with heating, ventilation and advanced monitoring systems, including plans for AI-assisted behavioral tracking.
This spring, 91视频 School of Art M.F.A. alumni Violet Maimbourg successfully defended her thesis during the school's annual M.F.A. thesis exhibition, where she presented a number of carnival-themed works featuring sculptures and some kinetic pieces. Maimbourg's body of work often features pieces depicting at once amusing and painful themes, created to reflect upon her ongoing journey of healing. In an article written by Christopher Johnston of CAN Journal titled "Violet Maimbourg invites you to step into her colorful, compelling carnival of art," Maimbourg expanded on the rationale b...
As a newly certified Green Roof Professional with a background in biology and ecology, Manning envisions continuing to utilize her expertise to assess insect communities on green roofs, providing valuable insights for ecological health and urban sustainability. She鈥檚 committed to bridging science with community engagement for a greener, healthier future.
"This experience has been so incredible. Being able to meet new people while also experiencing and learning about the land, organisms, and indigenous culture has been truly eye opening. Australia has some of the most unique plants and animals, and focuses so strongly on conservation and sustainability, making it such breath of fresh air for me as well as the rest of my peers on this trip. The opportunity to study abroad is one I'm always grateful for and will stick with me forever."
