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Headline newsAlutto delivers State of Academic Affairs address todayIn today's (2/12) State of Academic Affairs address to the University Senate, Executive Vice President and Provost Joseph Alutto will discuss the values that underlie approaches to thinking in new ways, working together more seamlessly, and focusing efforts and resources at our university. The address, "The Opportunities Ahead," will take place at 3:30 p.m. in 130 Drinko Hall. The public and university communities are invited to attend.
Feb. 25: Goldberg Center "Technology and Teaching" speaker seriesThe Goldberg Center for Excellence in Teaching will present "It's a Collaborative World" by Barbara Gellman-Danley, vice chancellor for Academic Affairs and Systems Integration, and Kate Carey, director of Academic Innovation and Special Projects, both with the Ohio Board of Regents, at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday (2/25) in 168 Dulles Hall. Learn how faculty can foster collaboration in classrooms, across the university and to the world beyond the university. RSVP to staley.3@osu.edu or 292-5344 by Friday (2/20). Veterinary Hospital Open House to feature new diagnostic capabilitiesThe OSU Veterinary Hospital will host an open house from 4:30-6 p.m. Wednesday (2/25), starting in the Veterinary Hospital Auditorium, to introduce the new Computed Tomography scanner. Interim Dean John A.E. Hubbell and Valerie Samii will introduce the diagnostic technology. The event is free and open to the public. RSVP is not necessary. Contact: Kristine McComis at mccomis.2@osu.edu or 688-3517. CCTS houses an Office of Regulatory SupportThe CCTS houses an Office of Regulatory Support to assist researchers with tasks related to OSU IRB submissions. A range of services are available: submission packet checklist (verification of completeness of submission); IRB application and appendices review and editing; and consent and/or protocol document review and editing. Contact: Carson Reider at ccts.regulatory@osumc.edu or 293-9274. Upcoming ePayroll PIN reset requirementAs part of the university's ongoing commitment to secure employee personal information and as required by our ePayroll vendor (TALX), beginning on February 15, employees accessing the ePayroll System will be prompted to change their PIN every 90 days. Changing PINs regularly is a good security practice, and changing them every 90 days is consistent with the password change policy on many important OSU systems, including the university's PeopleSoft administrative systems. More information is available by e-mailing Payroll Services at epay@hr.osu.edu or calling the TALX Customer Service Center at 1-866-678-3729. Unforgettable radio stories at Wexner Center Feb. 18Join the directors of the Third Coast International Audio Festival for a free program of unforgettable radio stories produced by some of the country's most accomplished documentary makers and by newcomers to the field. Hosts Johanna Zorn and Julie Shapiro reveal the ingredients of great audio storytelling next Wednesday 2/18) at 7:00 p.m. at the Wexner Center for the Arts. Presented by the Digital Union and the Digital Media in a Social World Conference. Read more > Government Career Fair scheduled for Feb. 18A Government Career Fair will take place from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Wednesday (2/18) at the Agricultural Administration Building on Fyffe Road. BuckID required for admission. Connect with government agencies recruiting for internship and employment opportunities. The event is open to all OSU students and features representatives from various government agencies at the local, state and federal level. Read more > Reception and exhibit featuring photographer Mohsen ShirzadianOhio State Newark will host a reception for photographer Mohsen Shirzadian on Friday (2/13) from 6-8 p.m. at the LeFevre Gallery. Guests will enjoy refreshments and a talk by the artist about his work, the current exhibit, "Revisiting My Birthplace: A Journey through the Camera Lens." The reception is free and open to the public. For more information, contact hoppe.19@osu.edu. Read more > Traffic Alert: Tuttle Park Place detour begins Feb. 16Beginning Monday (2/16), Tuttle Park Place will be closed between Lane and Neil Avenues. Traffic on Lane Avenue turning south on Tuttle will be detoured to Neil Avenue and back to Tuttle Park; Tuttle Park traffic will be detoured to Neil to proceed to Lane. This area will be closed through April as part of a utilities expansion project to support future development in the north campus region. Pedestrian detours will also be required and sidewalks through Remembrance Park will be closed (NW corner of Tuttle and Woody Hayes); the north/south and east/west sidewalks along Woody Hayes and Tuttle will remain open. View a map of closures > Feeling blue? Employee assistance program can helpIf the winter blues have got you down, the University Faculty and Staff Assistance Program can help pick you up. Faculty and staff and their immediate families may take advantage of this free, confidential counseling service. Licensed, experienced professionals will lend an ear and advise on personal or work-related issues, including depression, anxiety, stress, conflict management and grief and loss. Call 292-4472 or (800) 678-6265 or click here for more information. Bulletin board digests keep you up to dateWith the onCampus Bulletin Board's "Digests" feature, you can find out right away when someone posts a house for sale, is in the market for that Soloflex you have stored in your basement or simply is looking for a ride to work. Simply log on to oncampus.osu.edu/bulletinboard and click on the "Digests" tab to set up your preferences, and you'll receive a daily or weekly summary of every new post.
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