Learn about women in the workplace and how to create an inclusive and equitable environment. Every Wednesday in March 2021 will feature a comlimentary webinar in celebration of Women's History Month. More .
Kathleen Hall, administrative associate for A&P HR Services, was celebrating around the holidays when she received news that would alter her world forever. Her father, Lawrence Supelak, had passed away at the Wexner Medical Center’s Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital from COVID-19.
“It was very hard, especially at this time and I miss him,” Hall said. “He was in the best caring hands possible.”
Supelak was 76-years-old and grew up in Cleveland. He was a top-notch athlete and had a successful career in aeronautics and defense systems design.
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The Office of International Affairs will host a virtually spring semester International Student Experience Workshop Series for faculty and staff, a three-part sequence to educate participants about life as an international student and offer guidance on how to best work with this population. More .
Effective Jan. 14, Lyft Ride Smart at Ohio State is expanding its hours of operation, offering eligible students four additional hours to utilize discounted rides. Service now runs 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. inside the university designated service area. These changes support recommendations from the Community Safety and Well-Being Task Force. Each month 10,000 discounted rides will be made available on a first-come, first-served basis with the average cost expected to be $1 to $2. More .
The Ohio State University Task Force on Community Safety and Well-Being presented its recommendations during Wednesday’s Board of Trustees Academic Affairs, Student Life and Research Committee meeting.
The task force, established by President Kristina M. Johnson following the tragic death of Ohio State student Chase Meola, focused on recommendations to improve communication, engagement and support of residents on campus and in the near-campus neighborhoods.
The safety of the campus community is The Ohio State University’s top priority. Buckeye Alerts are one important tool to enhance the safety of students, faculty, staff and visitors.
The alerts, issued by the Department of Public Safety, let community members know when it has been determined that they need to take immediate action to remain safe.
“Buckeye Alerts are one of many tools in our safety tool kit,” said Monica Moll, director of public safety. “They are a critical part of Ohio State’s commitment to the safety of students, faculty and staff.”
