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The BuckeyeBar, now located at 60A Thompson Memorial Library, offers one-on-one technology consultation and problem solving. Faculty, staff and students can get help connecting to Ohio State's wireless network, diagnosing a sluggish computer, addressing virus problems or answering questions about IT. The IT Service Desk, which provides support for e-mail and wireless accounts, cellular phones, site-licensed software, identity maintenance, classroom services support, and bill payments for OIT services, will remain at 025 Central Classroom Building. Read more > |
Headline news
College of Dentistry receives multi-million dollar estate gift
Ohio State's College of Dentistry has received a gift of approximately $3 million to support scholarships for dentistry students. The largest single gift in the college's history, the donation comes from the estate of the late Richard Veler, a 1946 College of Dentistry graduate, and his wife, Betty — both lifelong supporters of the university. The Velers' recent estate gift will support and expand their existing scholarship endowment: the Richard C. Veler, D.D.S. and Betty G. Veler Scholarship endowment that provides financial support for dentistry students who demonstrate "merit, need, and outstanding moral and ethical character."
Contact: Kathleen Kennedy, 292-6977. Read more: http://www.osu.edu/news/newsitem2497
Moser, Dehority receive highest award given to animal scientists
Bobby Moser and Burk Dehority received the ASAS Fellow Award presented by the American Society of Animal Science during the 2009 Joint ASAS, American Dairy Science Association, and Canadian Society for Animal Science held in July in Québec, Canada. Moser, dean and vice president for Agricultural Administration in the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, received the award in the administration category. Dehority, a retired professor in Animal Sciences, received the award in the research category. These awards recognize the distinguished service and contributions to the animal sciences and livestock industries and are the highest award given to members of the ASAS. Contact: April Hayes, Animal Sciences, 688-4626. Read more: http://ansci.osu.edu
Distinguished Scholar Award nominations sought
The Office of Research requests nominations for the 2010 University Distinguished Scholar Award. Each year, through the DSA program, the university recognizes and honors six faculty members who demonstrate scholarly activity, research or creative works that represent exceptional achievements in their field. Award recipients receive a $20,000 research grant and a $3,000 honorarium to pursue their scholarly activity. The deadline for receipt of materials is 5 p.m. Monday (10/19). Contact: mailto:allen.758@osu.edu or 7-4764. Read more: http://research.osu.edu/programs/dsa.cfm
Metro Early College High School seniors seek professors to sponsor research projects
Metro Early College High School is recruiting OSU professors conducting science, technology, engineering, and math or biomedical research willing to sponsor a Metro student research project. The OSU Center for Clinical and Translational Science supports Metro’s senior research project and encourages clinical and translational investigators to participate as mentors on student projects. OSU professors conducting STEM research who are able to support a Metro student research project are encouraged to contact Andrew Bruening, mailto:bruening.21@osu.edu. Read more: http://www.themetroschool.org/news/student-research-projects.php
Construction alert: Upcoming work on SR 315
The following work is planned for SR 315 South. All work is weather dependent; it may be postponed or cancelled without prior notice. Today (8/10), State Route 315 south will be reduced to one lane from 8 p.m.-5 a.m. between the Medical Center Drive ramp and Lane Avenue so crews can install a new median barrier wall.
Contact: Nancy Burton at 728-8915 or Brian Hedge at (740) 833-8260
Neil Avenue road closure between Tuttle Park Place and Lane Avenue
Beginning today (8/10), Neil Avenue between Tuttle Park Place and Lane Avenue will be closed for curb repair and removal of the crane tower. Delivery and emergency access to the Blackwell will be maintained, as well as ADA parking. Neil Avenue will reopen on Monday (8/17). Contact: mailto:fod_communications@osu.edu
$180 not enough? Complete PHA and get a shot at $50 more
Starting in September, faculty and staff who completed their Personal Health Assessment during 2009 will be entered into a monthly drawing. Ten lucky winners will be selected for a $50 cash card. So, in addition to receiving the $180 medical premium reduction, you’ll also be entered into a drawing for an additional $50. If you haven’t completed your PHA yet, visit http://yourplanforhealth.com to complete it by Monday (11/30) to be entered into a monthly drawing.
Advertising deadlines approaching for onCampus resource Guide
Advertising deadlines are approaching for the 13th annual onCampus resource Guide, to be published Thursday (9/17). More than 30,000 copies of the popular 60-page publication are distributed through campus mail, at 36 building sites and throughout the year at new employee orientation sessions. Advertising space reservations are due Wednesday (8/19), although the Guide normally sells out early. Contact: Bill Estep at 292-8421 or mailto:estep.47@osu.edu. Read more >
Faculty needed for libraries new web site evaluation
Faculty are invited to evaluate the new design of the libraries web site. This is the opportunity to have your voice heard and help make the libraries web site a better resource for patrons. Participants will test use the redesigned web site in individual usability tests that will take 35-40 minutes. The testing will be conducted at the Digital Union or your office Thursday (8/13)-Wednesday (8/19). Participants will receive a $5 gift card. To schedule an appointment, contact Tingting Lu at mailto:lu.162@osu.edu.
Aug. 12 workshop: Orientation to Research Administration
A workshop, "Orientation to Research Administration," will take place from 8:30 a.m.-noon Wednesday (8/12) in 117 Research Foundation. The workshop provides an overview of the Office of Research support units and the grants management process from preparation of the proposal through project close-out. Register online: http://research.osu.edu/ortec/training/eventreg.cfm?key=764
Aug. 12: Columbus Railroad History at the OSU Urban Arts Space
From 1850 to the 1960s streetcar, interurban, and steam powered railroads enabled Columbus to grow into the city that it is today. Bring your lunch to the OSU Urban Arts Space on Wednesday (8/12) as amateur historian Alex Campbell brings this history to life through photographs and discussion from noon to 1 p.m. Free and open to all. Local, hand-roasted coffee will be provided by Cafe Brioso. Read more: http://uas.osu.edu
Dialysis Clinic Open House Aug. 12
The Division of Nephrology invites you to an open house from 4-8 p.m. Wednesday (8/12) at the Kidney Center at Clayton Taylor, 730 Taylor Ave., to celebrate a second year in partnership with Fresenius Medical Care. Physicians, nurses and staff from the Division of Nephrology and Fresenius Medical Care will be on hand to answer questions. National Kidney Foundation representatives will discuss kidney disease, risk factors, prevention and kidney health screenings. Light refreshments will be served and door prizes will be awarded. Contact: Amy Elliott at mailto:amy.elliott@osumc.edu
Post or view items for sale on the onCampus Bulletin Board
Thank you notes, recognitions, and words of appreciation for OSU colleagues who have been supportive or helpful can be posted under the Notes of Appreciation category on the onCampus Bulletin Board, http://oncampus.osu.edu/poll/. In addition, faculty and staff can post or view a variety of items for sale. The bulletin board is available to all OSU faculty and staff. All you need to do is authenticate using your OSU Internet ID (name.#) and password, then register with a user name and password of your choosing.
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