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- From excellence to eminence
  Because "We have limitless capacity to do good in the world," President Gordon Gee makes a personal case for making the change
- How we'll get there
  Nearly everyone on campus knows about President Gee's six Strategic imperatives for moving from Excellence to Eminence. onCampus explores how to succeed in each of them
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  Successful corporate transformation is much more than making superficial changes, and the same goes in higher education. One Fisher College of Business expert highlights some common factors in true transformation
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  Mo Yee Lee is a professor in the College of Social Work.
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  Doug Dangler, associate director of the Center for the Study and Teaching of Writing
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  Tim Haab is a professor in the Department of Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics.
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Exhibit at OSU Urban Arts Space tackles notions of landmark and landscape

By Julia Harris

Ask your average Columbus citizen what the city’s landmark sites and structures are and you’re likely to get a furrowed look in return.

And then the usual suspects will pop up: LeVeque Tower, the Statehouse, maybe the full-scale replica of the Santa Maria, definitely the iconic Ohio Stadium.

What you’re not likely to hear mentioned are places like “The Gates of Hell,” a rugged urban hollow beneath High Street full of graffiti and mythology, or the “Salt Mountain,” a shifting elevation of road salt stored north of I-670. (Full Story…)

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Image 1 of 5: Extremists more willing than others to share their opinions

By Jeff Grabmeier People with relatively extreme opinions may be more willing to publicly share their views than those with more moderate views, according to [ Read More.. ]

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Image 2 of 5: Don't be happy, be worried

Sports fans need dose of the negative to enjoy the game By Jeff Grabmeier, Research Communications For sports fans watching their favorite team play, the gr [ Read More.. ]

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Image 3 of 5: Employees volunteer for hands-on role in moving university forward

By Adam King Richelle Simonson found herself far outside her comfort zone, standing inside a circle of chairs at the Longaberger Alumni House in front of [ Read More.. ]

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Image 4 of 5: Hidden Benefits Fair makes a move to 4-H building

By Adam King In its 15th year, the Hidden Benefits Fair on Dec. 2 will be appearing in a new location that aims to make it easier for the thousands of fa [ Read More.. ]

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Why did you choose to work at Ohio State? I joined Ohio State as a student employee. I was actually offered a position with a local company and accepted it a [ Read More.. ]

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- Spotlight on... Melton Center for Jewish Studies
  The Melton Center for Jewish Studies offers 200 interdisciplinary courses that comprise Jewish studies at Ohio State. In coordination with nine affiliated academic departments and represented by 30 professors, the Melton Center oversees Jewish studies majors, minors, and graduate students and offers a variety of scholarships.