Assistant Professor of Professional Practice Patrick Sours and the Humanitarian Engineering program are helping solve 'wicked' problems in Ohio and around the world.
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Faculty Spotlight: Patrick Sours and the Humanitarian Engineering program
Buckeyes Abroad: Connor Pletikapich
Connor Pletikapich, an information systems major, reflected on the Fisher Global Consulting: Non-Profit, Thailand experience.Krumm Scholarship supports growth in rare disease research
Vonderhaar receives award for study abroad podcast
Global Education Specialist Ryan Vonderhaar received the mixed media award from the National Agricultural Alumni Development Association (NAADA) for his study abroad podcast, Buckeyes Abroadcasts, at its 2025 Publications and Projects Competition last month.Buckeyes Abroad: Caitlyn Walrod
International business major Caitlyn Walrod reflected on the Fisher College of Business Undergraduate Exchange - WHU, Otto Beisheim School of Management program.Buckeyes Abroad: Della Johnson
Della Johnson, an environmental sciences major, reflected on the Iceland: Environment and Natural Resources experience.Buckeyes Abroad: Owen Blevins
Operations management major Owen Blevins reflects on his summer internship experience at Nextbeat Co., Ltd. in Tokyo, Japan.The implementation science effect — bridging the gap between what we know and how we apply it in the health care setting
Buckeyes Abroad: Maya Harvey
Accounting major Maya Harvey reflected on the Fisher College of Business Freshman Global Lab: Germany program.Boswell awarded Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award to Scotland
Jacob Boswell, associate professor, Landscape Architecture, Knowlton School, College of Engineering, has been awarded a 2025-2026 Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award for “Community-based utilization of distributed energy resources in Scotland: a built environment inventory.”