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Aphasia Initiative
June 9

Finding a Voice: Aphasia Awareness Month

Aphasia — a language disorder that affects the ability to communicate — usually occurs suddenly, often following a stroke or head injury. Ohio State's Aphasia Initiative offers free structured group sessions to help persons living with aphasia learn to communicate again.

May 18

Kris Gremillion Appointed Chair of the Department of Anthropology

Kris Gremillion has been appointed to serve as chair of the Department of Anthropology. Her appointment begins on June 1, 2017.

Jasmine Whiteside
May 9

Pushing Doubts Aside: Jasmine Whiteside's Journey to Grad School

Jasmine Whiteside, a native of Mississippi, just completed her first year as a graduate student in sociology. An amazing feat considering just a few years ago, she lay in a coma for more than six months.

Photo of students in Social Science Business Collaboration course
May 2

Classroom to Community: Addressing Food Instability in Columbus

Students in Sociology 4000E, Social Science Business Collaboration, have been hard at work this semester studying the challenges and impact of a community gardens project, working closely with Columbus businesses and community leaders.

Gretchen Klingler
April 24

Gretchen Klingler: Ohio State’s First Military Student of the Year

Gretchen Klingler is a second-year student majoring in cultural anthropology and Arabic language and literature. This first-generation Buckeye from West Liberty, Ohio is secretary of the department’s Undergraduate Anthropology Club, Air Force veteran and president of Vets 4 Vets.
photo of graduate student Ashley Edes at the Columbus Zoo
April 18

Graduate Student Studies Social Behavior of Zoo-Housed Gorillas

Ashley Edes, a graduate student in anthropology, is the first to conduct a study on how zoo-housed gorillas’ social relationships can affect and decrease their stress levels over their lifetime.

Winners
April 10

Celebrating Teaching, Mentoring and Scholarship

On Monday, April 3, the College of Arts and Sciences hosted its annual Spring Recognition Ceremony, honoring faculty and others in the college for their outstanding achievements in the arts and sciences.

April 7

Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Researchers Shine at 2017 Denman Forum

Forty Arts and Sciences undergraduates took top awards in 20 categories at the 22nd annual Denman Undergraduate Research Forum, held March 29.
March 30

The Aging Scientific Workforce

Economics Professors David Blau and Bruce Weinberg are authors of a new study finding that the science and engineering workforce in the U.S. has aged rapidly in recent years and that current trends imply a further substantial increase in the age of the scientific workforce in coming years.
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