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Ohio State Energy Partners Announce Venture Capitalist-style Student Sustainability Competition ⟩
As part of its annual academic investment program, the Ohio State Energy Partners (OSEP) will fund the Smart CampusE Challenge, a venture capitalist-style student sustainability competition in February 2019, ENGIE Chairman Jean-Pierre Clamadieu and Chief Financial Officer Judith Hartmann recently announced.
Tailgate/food drive hopes to stock new food pantry shelves ⟩
The Ohio State University at Marion has been working for over a year to determine community and campus need, secure space, and funding for their new Buckeye Food Alliance Marion Campus Food Pantry. With a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony set for Wednesday, November 14th, the campus welcomes students, faculty, staff, alumni, the community, and friends of the campus to open their cabinets and their wallets to help stock pantry shelves.
Juneau, a four month old female golden-doodle, and her handler, second year animal science major Alexis Nicholson
Four-legged friends part of campus culture of involvement and community engagement ⟩
Juneau is the capital of Alaska, but on the Ohio State Marion campus, Juneau is the name of a four month old female golden-doodle--the first of a bevy of future service dogs who will be socialized by Ohio State Marion students. Juneau and her handler, second year animal science major Alexis Nicholson, are part of the “4Paws for Ability” program headquartered in Xenia, Ohio.
head and shoulders photo of Molly Fendru
From Africa to Buckeye Nation ⟩
Five years ago, Molly Fendru was living in the tiny village of Onai, Uganda, 7,324 miles from Marion, Ohio. She didn’t speak English. One of eight children, she survived as her mother did the best she could to keep the family fed. On particularly lean days, the children’s mother, Irene, would give her brood salt or a thin porridge made from roots. Molly would look at her sadly. “Mom, that’s not even food,” the daughter would say.
car going through the roundabout at the front of the Marion Campus
A whole lot of building going on ⟩
What do you get for $4.7 million? In the case of Ohio State Marion, the 2018 capital improvement projects have brought smoother asphalt, new parking lots, a bridge across a creek, improved outdoor lighting, and a total rebuild of Morrill Hall’s third floor.
photo from 1968, full parking lot outside of Morrill Hall
Ohio State Marion began offering classes at its current location Oct. 1968 ⟩
October 2018 marks 50 years since the inception of the Ohio State Marion campus at its current location on state route 95 in Marion. It also marks 50 years since the dedication and opening of the first campus building Morrill Hall, which opened to students autumn quarter, October of 1968.
Campus Gems ⟩
The Ohio State University at Marion is a 186 acre oasis of green space that features breathtaking architecture, nature and highlights of the rich diverse history that is the Marion campus.
Students encouraged to participate in Mental Health Wellness Challenge ⟩
In recognition of Depression Awareness Month during October, students are encouraged to participate in the 31 Day Mental Health Wellness Challenge. This campaign is developed to increase awareness about the importance of maintaining emotional wellness.
Wagner and Patson awarded NSF grant for language science research ⟩
Primary Investigator (PI), Ohio State Associate Professor of Psychology, Laura Wagner and Ohio State Marion Associate Professor of Psychology, Nikole Patson were recently awarded a $353,879 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support their research project entitled, "Promoting Science Understanding and Interest through Language Science.”