2008 December : onCampus

excellence//eminence
- 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
- Real transformation takes dedication, hard work
  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
oncampuspoll
Do you think you'll attend a community Veterans Day Parade this year?
- Probably
- Probably not
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BookTalk
- Doug Dangler, Center for the Study and Teaching of Writing
  Doug Dangler, associate director of the Center for the Study and Teaching of Writing
- Julia Watson, professor of comparative studies
  Julia Watson is associate dean for admissions and undergraduate affairs in arts and humanities and professor of comparative studies
asktheexpert
- Boyce Lancaster, WOSU Public Media
- Aparna Dial, program director in energy and sustainability
Right now on the Board:

newsbriefs
- Newsbriefs, 11/05/09
oncampusCalendar
- Calendar, 11/05/09
FacultyStaff

Dance party

December 11, 2008

In a small mirrored studio in the basement of Sullivant Hall, a group of dancers forms a wobbly circle and begins to warm up.

The music is piercing, a mix of plaintive Celtic wails and urgent Afro-centric percussion, and suddenly one of the dancers cuts loose. He takes to the floor with a wild energy — twisting and rolling his entire body, a look of pure joy on his face…

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