GOHi staff spotlight: Feyissa Regassa
Feyissa Regassa serves as an infection prevention and control (IPC) officer at the Global One Health initiative (GOHi) as part of the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) project.
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GOHi facilitates training on risk communication in humanitarian settings
The recent rainy season in Ethiopia triggered multiple landslides, leading to the loss of lives and the evacuation of many people from various regions. In partnership with the Ethiopian Public Health Institute and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), The Ohio State University Global One Health initiative (GOHi) organized a Training of Trainers in Arba Minch, Ethiopia. The... -
Moritz Alumnus and State Representative Ismail Mohamed inspires campus with Global Leadership address
“We don’t necessarily see a separation between global and local. Global is something that starts right here, right now,” said Kaya Şahin, vice provost for global strategies and international affairs, in his remarks welcoming Ohio House Representative Ismail Mohamed to campus on November 20. Mohamed is one of the first two Somali representatives in Ohio and the only Somali-born lawyer currently... -
Buckeyes Abroad: Eryne Schneider
Eryne Schneider is sophomore who studied abroad in Salamanca, Spain with ISA over summer 2024. She is a sophomore double majoring in Spanish and Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. The most memorable part of my global education experience was all the new and fun activities I got to do while making friends and learning about the world around me. The level of immersion left the learning so hands-on... -
Open Doors international rankings released
The Ohio State University is ranked 23rd among doctoral institutions for the number of students studying abroad and 30th in international student enrollment, according to a national report released today. Ohio State more than doubled the number of students studying abroad with 2,043 traveling internationally in 2022-23. The university also is ranked 12th in the nation for the number of students...
