
From the Amazon rainforest to the Ohio Wesleyan University Tree House—Melissa Guziak has made the connection.
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Ohio Wesleyan University students and employees were awarded $89,000 in Theory-to-Practice grants for proposals submitted during the fall cycle. Awards range from supporting a...
Read moreMembers of the OWU and Delaware communities observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day through programming, events, and performances highlighting the King legacy and supporting...
Read moreThings are on the move for Ohio Wesleyan University’s newly named Department of Health and Human Kinetics—literally.
Read more“Martin’s third National Coach of the Year award caps a fairy-tale ending to the 2011 season,” according to the official award announcement from the...
Read more“I’m interested in becoming a social entrepreneur,” says Pratyush Agarwal ’11. “I want to help people in a way that makes a permanent impact...
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From the Amazon rainforest to the Ohio Wesleyan University Tree House—Melissa Guziak has made the connection.
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Ohio Wesleyan University students and employees were awarded $89,000 in Theory-to-Practice grants for proposals submitted during the fall cycle. Awards range from supporting a service-learning project involving teams of OWU and Japanese students building homes for Habitat for Humanity to faculty and students conducting...
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“I’m interested in becoming a social entrepreneur,” says Pratyush Agarwal ’11. “I want to help people in a way that makes a permanent impact on their lives.”
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In 2011, Ohio Wesleyan University graduate Claire Everhart ran across Ethiopia, raising money to help build schools. A year later, she’s preparing for another marathon with a mission.
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Parker Palmer’s recently published book, The Heart of Higher Education: A Call to Renewal will be the book d’ jour for the start of Ohio Wesleyan’s new faculty and staff book club, says Lisa Ho, assistant chaplain, who now is reading the book.
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Members of the OWU and Delaware communities observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day through programming, events, and performances highlighting the King legacy and supporting the theme of “A Time for Justice.”
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“Martin’s third National Coach of the Year award caps a fairy-tale ending to the 2011 season,” according to the official award announcement from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
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It is a stark reality, but one in eight women living in the United States will develop invasive breast cancer during her lifetime, and by the end of this year, close to 240,000 new cases will be diagnosed. So when a women’s basketball tournament...
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Besides this past year’s championship, Ohio Wesleyan also won the 1998 national championship. Couple those triumphs with numerous Final Four appearances, yearly All-Americans and countless North Coast Athletic Conference regular season and tournament crowns and the program’s resume screams at recruits.
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“If there were a way to ‘publish’ a book only targeting my class, by converting those outlines I’ve made into short chapters on each topic, well… Why not?”
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Watching her music students study and hone their performance skills, Ohio Wesleyan University professor Nancy Gamso, D.M.A., discovered an opportunity to “jazz up” the training of tomorrow’s classical performers.
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Things are on the move for Ohio Wesleyan University’s newly named Department of Health and Human Kinetics—literally.
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