Brett Bejcek
In April, data analytics major Brett Bejcek participated in Ohio State’s second annual DataFest, and, for the second time, was on a winning team. He is now completing a Data Science for Social Good Fellowship in Seattle.
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Emma Baranski
Emma Baranski, a fourth-year from Connecticut, is studying arts management with a minor in dance. She is part of Ohio State’s synchronized swim team. This summer Baranski is moving to Northern California to train for the world synchronized swimming championships.
Scott Hull
Scott Hull, Earth sciences major from Canfield, Ohio, won third place at the 2017 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum with his project, “The Prevalence of Exoplanetary Plate Tectonics.”
Casey Clark
Casey Clark is an undergraduate student in the School of Earth Sciences, pursuing the school’s subprogram in petroleum geology and geophysics with a business minor in the Fisher College of Business. He plays snare drum in The Ohio State University Marching Band, works at the Columbus Zoo and is traveling to Utah this summer for geology field camp.
Jeffery Koebel
Jeffery Koebel is volunteering for his tenth Buck-I-SERV trip this May, traveling to Cape Town, South Africa. Koebel is a fourth-year student majoring in strategic communication with a minor in women’s, gender and sexuality studies from Old Fort, Ohio.
Seth Lyon
Seth Lyon is a third-year biochemistry major from Marion, Ohio. His research project involving RNAs won first-place at the 2017 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum. Biochemistry Professor Venkat Gopalan is his research advisor.
Kaeli Hughes
Kaeli Hughes from Worthington, Ohio, is a graduating senior majoring in physics. Her research project on neutrinos won second-place at the 2017 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum. Physics Associate Professor Amy Connolly is her research advisor.
Farhad Choksy
Farhad Choksy is a fourth-year senior, majoring in political science. From Irvine, California, Choksy is keenly interested in voter behavior, political psychology and the orle of big data and government. He recently placed first in the Denman Undergraduate Research Forum.
Kaitlyn Holzer
Kaitlyn Holzer is a third-year studying Arabic and political science. Holzer studied abroad in Morocco through Ohio State's Global May program.
Brett Bejcek
In April, data analytics major Brett Bejcek participated in Ohio State’s second annual DataFest, and, for the second time, was on a winning team. He is now completing a Data Science for Social Good Fellowship in Seattle.
Emma Baranski
Emma Baranski, a fourth-year from Connecticut, is studying arts management with a minor in dance. She is part of Ohio State’s synchronized swim team. This summer Baranski is moving to Northern California to train for the world synchronized swimming championships.
Casey Clark
Casey Clark is an undergraduate student in the School of Earth Sciences, pursuing the school’s subprogram in petroleum geology and geophysics with a business minor in the Fisher College of Business. He plays snare drum in The Ohio State University Marching Band, works at the Columbus Zoo and is traveling to Utah this summer for geology field camp.
Jeffery Koebel
Jeffery Koebel is volunteering for his tenth Buck-I-SERV trip this May, traveling to Cape Town, South Africa. Koebel is a fourth-year student majoring in strategic communication with a minor in women’s, gender and sexuality studies from Old Fort, Ohio.
Seth Lyon
Seth Lyon is a third-year biochemistry major from Marion, Ohio. His research project involving RNAs won first-place at the 2017 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum. Biochemistry Professor Venkat Gopalan is his research advisor.
Kaeli Hughes
Kaeli Hughes from Worthington, Ohio, is a graduating senior majoring in physics. Her research project on neutrinos won second-place at the 2017 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum. Physics Associate Professor Amy Connolly is her research advisor.
Farhad Choksy
Farhad Choksy is a fourth-year senior, majoring in political science. From Irvine, California, Choksy is keenly interested in voter behavior, political psychology and the orle of big data and government. He recently placed first in the Denman Undergraduate Research Forum.
Kaitlyn Holzer
Kaitlyn Holzer is a third-year studying Arabic and political science. Holzer studied abroad in Morocco through Ohio State's Global May program.
Charity Mack
Charity Mack is a fourth-year student from Columbus, Ohio, studying arts administration, education and policy with a minor in dance. Mack presented at the Barnett Center Meet and Greet Research Forum. Her project was titled "Creatives Day," which is a concept she created while working with Linden STEM Academy.
Kyoung Lee Swearingen
Kyoung Lee Swearingen, an assistant professor in the Department of Design, has worked in the film industry for the last decade as a technical director of lighting at Pixar Animation Studios and DNA Productions. She has worked on features and shorts including Ratatouille, Wall-E, UP, Cars 2, Toy Story 3, Brave, Monsters University, and more.
Lauren Pond
Lauren Pond, a staff multimedia producer in the Center for the Study of Religion, won the 2016 Center for Documentary Studies/Honickman First Book Prize in Photography for her color series, Test of Faith. Her photography project, in progress since 2011, documents a family of Pentecostal serpent handlers in West Virginia.
Thomas Wood
Thomas Wood studies political campaigns and their effects on voters’ attitudes and behavior. Wood recently worked as director of experiments and modeling for the Jeb Bush presidential campaign. He teaches "Voters and Elections." He discusses his experience during the Republican presidential primary and assesses student interest elections.
Anthony Stanco
Anthony Stanco, lecturer in jazz studies in the School of Music, leads The Crucial Elements, a nationally recognized five-piece ensemble that has toured the U.S. State Department’s American Music Abroad program.
Jeff McKee
Jeff McKee, a physical anthropologist, has been conducting research on hominid evolution and paleoecology for more than 30 years. He is the author of Sparing Nature: The Conflict Between Human Population Growth and Earth's Biodiversity and The Riddled Chain: Chance, Coincidence, and Chaos in Human Evolution.
Wendy Smooth
Wendy Smooth, associate professor, women’s, gender and sexuality studies, is one of the foremost voices writing on the experiences of women of color as law makers and women of color in public policy.
Mehmet Caner
Economics professor Mehmet Caner arrived at Ohio State in August 2015 as part of a group of newly-hired faculty affiliated with Ohio State’s Translational Data Analytics Initiative, formed to create and apply data-based solutions to global challenges. “Big data is high dimensional and may have tremendous implications for big policy.”
Ellen Mosley-Thompson & Lonnie Thompson
For 30 years, research partners Lonnie Thompson (PhD, geology, 1976) and Ellen Mosley-Thompson (PhD, geography, 1979) have traveled the globe gathering clues to get a more definitive picture of our planet’s climate system. They’ve retrieved ice cores that contain a diary of past climate conditions, some dating back to the last ice age.
Louis DiMauro
Using a new ultrafast camera, Ohio State College of Arts and Sciences physicist Louis DiMauro recorded the first real-time image of two atoms vibrating in a molecule — a discovery with important long-term applications.
Stephanie Imbeau
“Being an artist is so rewarding but I wish I had taken the business side of things a bit more seriously when I developed my practice.”
Paul Hopler
Since graduating from Ohio State in 2015 with a degree in actuarial science, Paul Hopler has become co-founder and self-described “numbers aficionado” of Keep It Simple Socks, a local Columbus brand dedicated to creating unique socks for both work and play.
Sam Bodary
Alumnus Sam Bodary talks about his experience in transferring to Ohio State and some of his accomplishments at the university.
Johnny Greco
Alumnus Johnny Greco talks about why he transferred to Ohio State and how he succeeded with his science majors.
Michelle Maguire
Michelle Maguire is an Ohio State alumna who works for the Department of History of Art as associate curator in the Visual Resources Library. She and her husband, Aaron Beck, recently created a limited-edition artist’s book about her easily unimpressed Great-Aunt Doll, Salami Dreamin’.
JM Rayburn
JM Rayburn (BA, Portuguese and International Studies, 2009) spends his days building a stronger Columbus through his interests in urban planning and community development. A licensed realtor, Rayburn is also deeply involved with sustainability initiatives including the Columbus Green Team and EcoDublin.
Zuri Hall
Last year, Zuri Hall became the newest E! News correspondent, where she interviews musicians, actors and entertainers. During awards season, she is a special correspondent and co-host for Live From the Red Carpet.
Kyle Shepard
Lt. Kyle Shepard, MSC, USN, is deputy department head, Operational Audiology, Naval Hospital, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
Andrew Monaghan
Andrew Monaghan is a scientist in the Research Applications Laboratory of the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder, Colorado. He was recently interviewed by The New York Times about the Zika epidemic and climate change.
Ellen Mosley-Thompson & Lonnie Thompson
For 30 years, research partners Lonnie Thompson (PhD, geology, 1976) and Ellen Mosley-Thompson (PhD, geography, 1979) have traveled the globe gathering clues to get a more definitive picture of our planet’s climate system. They’ve retrieved ice cores that contain a diary of past climate conditions, some dating back to the last ice age.
World War II Pacific Trip
In March 2012, eight Ohio State students accompanied WWII veterans returning to four Pacific islands, including Iwo Jima.
Steve Martino
Ohio State alumnus Steve Martino works to create groundbreaking — and very funny — computer animated films at Blue Sky Studios, where he recently co-directed Ice Age: Continental Drift.
Sara Santiago
When Sara Santiago walked through the doors at Ohio State, she never imagined that she would find herself in a remote village in Honduras living among the indigenous Tawahka and Miskito assessing the impact of a dam project on their quality of life.
SCARLET Laser Lab
Ohio State’s high energy density physics SCARLET Laser Lab in the College of Arts and Sciences is one of only a handful of such labs in the nation.
Mike Tabor
While at Ohio State, Tabor has had many experiences that affirmed his choice. Tabor had the opportunity of a lifetime: to relive history through the eyes of real World War II heroes. Paired with veterans returning to four Pacific island battle sites, the students were charged with recording their stories.
Meagan Jones
Until last summer, fieldwork and experience in archaeological methodology eluded Jones – she had never been outside the United States. However, Jones was awarded a Keith and Linda Monda International Experience Scholarship to study abroad at The Field School in Medieval Archaeology and Bioarchaeology at Badia Pozzeveri over the summer of 2012.
Louis DiMauro
Using a new ultrafast camera, Ohio State College of Arts and Sciences physicist Louis DiMauro recorded the first real-time image of two atoms vibrating in a molecule — a discovery with important long-term applications.
Josh Hines
Hines, who works as a paramedic in Lancaster, Ohio, was the third recipient of a full, renewable scholarship personally funded by former President Gordon Gee.
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