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  • Creating Serendipity and Believing in Your Students

    Brian Raison, PhD, Professor & Leadership Field Specialist – raison.1@osu.edu – July 2023 Think back to when you were in college. Can you recall a time when you were encouraged by a professor (or maybe a friend)? Perhaps they said you were a good writer. Or maybe they complimented your science or math abilities. I (personally) have no memory of anything like that. I wasn’t the best student; and I...
  • FIT Mentoring Program: A Gateway to the Community of Teachers

    The FIT Mentoring Program is a signature program of the Drake Institute. Launched in 2016, the purpose of FIT is to offer an introduction to teaching and the community of teachers at Ohio State, in a welcoming and trusting environment. New faculty can elect to join the FIT program after New Faculty Orientation each August and be placed in a cohort of 3-4 faculty from across the university. Each...
  • Research Committee Recognized for Work in First of its Kind Virtual Reality Experience

    The Center for Languages, Literatures and Cultures (CLLC) would like to congratulate a research committee that was selected as a Henderson Plenary Finalist at the International Association of Language Learning Technology Conference (IALLT) in New Orleans on June 15, 2023. The committee includes Prof. Janice Aski, Director of the CLLC; Dr. Rebecca Bias, CLLC Assistant Director; Dr. Kevin Richards...
  • Collaborative Online International Learning / Virtual Exchange Learning Community

    Ohio State faculty and instructors interested in learning how to design a global and intercultural learning experience with international partners are encouraged to apply to participate in the 2023 Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)/Virtual Exchange Learning Community, which will take place throughout autumn semester. The Office of International Affairs in collaboration with the...
  • Graduate Certificate in Neuroscience approved

    The Department of Neuroscience has recently received approval for the Graduate Certificate in Neuroscience. Starting in autumn 2024, this fully-online, 15-credit-hour certificate will feature four core and six elective courses aimed at educating professional and pre-professional learners about in-depth aspects of contemporary neuroscience. Importantly, courses aim to train learners in skill sets...

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