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More Ohio State students will have an opportunity to receive financial assistance to study abroad as a result of a $1 million gift from the Robert F. Wolfe and Edgar T. Wolfe Foundation. This gift doubles the endowment that supports the Wolfe Study Abroad Scholarship Fund and was presented to President E. Gordon Gee at the ninth annual Wolfe Study Abroad Recognition Luncheon on Thursday (5/1). The Wolfe Study Abroad Scholarships have made it possible for more than 180 Ohio State students to study abroad in 39 different countries. 
Fifteen third grade students visited The Ohio State University on Earth Day, April 22, to learn about international trade, global health, study abroad and sustainable development. Through this partnership with OSU's P-12 Project, the Harambee Christian School students explored social studies issues through numerous educational activities created by university staff and student experts. 
The Mershon Center for International Security Studies has established the Ralph D. Mershon Study Abroad Scholarship to support undergraduates who wish to enhance their educational experience by studying in a foreign country. 
The Office of International Affairs selected 25 students this year to be awarded a Wolfe Study Abroad Scholarship. This scholarship was established by John F. Wolfe, chairman and CEO of The Dispatch Printing Company, and has been given annually since 1999. The scholarship is the cornerstone of Ohio State's study abroad programs and helps enhance the educational experience to Ohio State students. Students will be recognized at a luncheon this week by President E. Gordon Gee and Wolfe. 
A journalist with many years of experience in Iran, Iason Athanasiadis will share his photos and discuss the role of elites in Iranian society during the "Sleepless in Tehran: How Iran's alert elites are claiming regional supremacy" lecture at the Mershon Center for International Security Studies on Friday, April 25 at 12:30 p.m. A photography exhibition will follow the lecture. 
Fifteen third grade students are coming to Ohio State on Earth Day, April 22, to learn about international trade, global health, study abroad and sustainable development. The Harambee Christian School students are exploring social studies issues through numerous educational activities created by university staff and student experts. 
Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee presented the 2008 Faculty Award for Distinguished Service to Richard Herrmann, Director of the Mershon Center for International Security Studies during a surprise visit to Herrmann's Political Science course in February. 
Copyright, 2008. The Ohio State University.
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