A broad cross section of Marion area community healthcare, education and governmental agencies gathered at The Ohio State University at Marion’s Guthery Community Room in Maynard Hall, Wednesday, September 9, for the first in a series of discussions to take place over the coming months as part of the area’s first Mental Health, Addiction and Developmental Disabilities Summit.
Psychology majors Savannah Parsons of Worthington, Ohio and Kira Young of Lucasville, Ohio are experiencing the benefits of a meaningful paid summer learning opportunity, while building their resume as part of real-world research.
Nathan Baker grew up in a rural farming community and was initially unsure about attending college. However, his curiosity about psychology led him to explore higher education. Just five years after graduating from Ohio State, he is now an assistant professor of psychology at Wright State University.
