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  • Morrison-Beedy to lead GOHi outreach and community engagement

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    A decade-long career of turning research into practice has led Dianne Morrison-Beedy to her newest role at Ohio State: director of outreach and community engagement for the Global One Health initiative (GOHi).

  • School of Music continues residency program with Brazilian universities

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    Music, masterclasses and more – the School of Music continued its music residency program for the third year with universities in Brazil.

  • Chinese alumni celebrate a lifetime of friendship

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    Buckeyes are Buckeyes for life! For four Chinese alumni, being a Buckeye has meant maintaining lifelong bonds across continents. Qiuyuan Pan, Yuanfang Zheng, Shanxiao Xie and Lian Wei were part of the first cohorts from mainland China to study at Ohio State in 1979 and 1980. The friends are now in their 70s and 80s and have had successful careers in engineering, robotics, soil mechanics and publishing, all while staying in touch throughout their lives.

  • Alumni Profile: Jayanthi Sampathkumar

    A director of engineering at Google in Redmond, Washington, Jayanthi Sampathkumar ’97 MS ’99 MS developed personal resilience and explored her academic passions as an international graduate student from India at Ohio State.

  • Diplomacy Labs empower Ohio State students to tackle real-world issues

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    Becoming a host site has put Ohio State students front and center in an international effort to lead applied research that addresses important foreign policy challenges such as sustainable development, global health, energy security, women's empowerment, countering extremism and human rights.

  • Moritz Alumnus and State Representative Ismail Mohamed inspires campus with Global Leadership address

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    “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.

  • Open Doors international rankings released

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    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 participating in short-term programs with 1,764 studying abroad for two to eight weeks during the academic year.

  • 2024 International Photography Exhibition winners announced

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    The 2024 International Photography Exhibition features 40 original photographs taken overseas in 22 different countries by 34 Ohio State students, staff, faculty and alumni.

  • GOHi’s three-year journey to empower Ethiopian healthcare

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    For the past three years, Ohio State’s Global One Health initiative (GOHi) has dedicated substantial resources to partner facilities in Ethiopia enhancing their capacity to provide microbiology services and implement infection prevention and control practices. This work is all part of the Global Action in Healthcare Network – Antimicrobial Resistance (GAIHN-AR), which is a global network of healthcare facilities, laboratories and infection, prevention and control (IPC) teams. 

  • Seeking volunteers to serve Thanksgiving dinner

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    More than 80 volunteers are needed to help serve Thanksgiving Dinner at the Ohio Union to 1,000 Ohio State students, faculty and staff unable to go home for the holiday on Wednesday, November 27. Volunteers are needed from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and are welcome to enjoy the meal after their shift. 

    Volunteers can register by November 4 here.