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O-H-I-O at spring 2020 commencement
July 2

Looking back on spring 2020

Take a look back at the transformations and accomplishments of students, faculty and staff in the face of unprecedented challenges during spring 2020.
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July 1

Untangling international conflict with computational science

A two-year, $200,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation will fund graduate student research in Bear Braumoeller's Modeling Emergent Social Order Lab, using computational modeling to better understand the connections between international order, conflict and cooperation.
Kami Schmeer With Lily Project nurses
June 29

Ohio State providing research, data collection for cervical cancer non...

While The Lily Project was making strides providing health care, it was lacking in research capabilities and data collection. That’s where Schmeer and Ohio State came in.
Trevon Logan poses with mentees of the AEA Mentoring Program.
June 16

Logan named director of American Economic Association Mentoring Progra...

Trevon Logan, professor of economics and associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, was appointed director of the AEA Mentoring Program, which opens opportunities for underrepresented graduate and doctoral students looking to enter the economics field.
Social distancing sign in grocery store
May 27

Using psychology to encourage long-term COVID-19 compliance

Given the vehement polarization regarding coronavirus guidelines, Richard Petty, Distinguished University Professor, is teaming up with Xiaoyan Deng, associate professor in the Fisher College of Business, to uncover more effective methods of communicating public health recommendations.
May 18

Three Arts and Sciences faculty named Distinguished University Profess...

Ohio State appoints no more than three Distinguished University Professors annually. All awardees for 2020 were faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences: Janet Box-Steffensmeier, Susan Olesik and Roger Ratcliff.
COTA bus driver
May 14

Declines in public transit demand show essential workers’ reliance o...

An analysis of public transit use across the U.S. reveals where essential workers rely more on public transportation while prompting questions about building sustainable, resilient cities in the future.
Shoppers complying with social distancing guidelines.
May 13

Weinberg's research finds state response had little economic harm

In a new and uncertain era ushered in by the COVID-19 pandemic, economics research, Bruce Weinberg finds, is more crucial than ever. In two new studies, he found that states' social distancing responses to the pandemic had little impact on the economy, and some groups of workers were impacted more than others.
photo of Michael Neblo
May 12

Carnegie Corporation of New York names Michael Neblo winner of Andrew ...

Michael Neblo, professor in the Department of Political Science and director of the Institute for Democratic Engagement and Accountability (IDEA), has been named a member of the 2020 class of Andrew Carnegie Fellows by the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
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