EHE InspireNative adoptee found her way home, then fought for othersLosing legal protection for Indian adoptees could end tribes as we know them, experts say Photo credit: National Archives - Division of Indian HealthBy Robin ChenowethOn CampusWearing (an almost) zero-waste wardrobe: sustainable fashion tipsA focus on sustainability has become a global priority. As people strive for a safer and cleaner planet, people are asking themselves, “What can we really do to make a difference?” The short lessons on recycling in primary school no longer cut it as people work to recycle more, reduce waste, drive less, use less […]By Breana SmithProcrastination: advice for parents, students and teachersIn a 1992 comic strip by American cartoonist Bill Watterson, 6-year-old Calvin explains to his friend, Hobbes, that “you can’t just turn on creativity like a faucet. You have to be in the right mood.” “What mood is that?” asks Hobbes. “Last-minute panic,” Calvin responds.By Meghan BeeryGetting teachers into classrooms and keeping them thereCollege steps include research, easier access and helping teachers to know their ‘why’By Robin ChenowethAlumniFive Boomerang Buckeyes return to Campbell HallThey say once a Buckeye, always a Buckeye. But some exceptional Buckeyes who began their journeys in Campbell Hall have returned to help shape the future Buckeye graduates of the College of Education and Human Ecology.Alumni make outstanding progress for family and consumer sciences field, earn coveted awardFor Karen L. Alexander, ’91 BS, ’97 MS, ’00 PhD, and Susan Smith Shockey, ’78 BS, ’81 MS, ’02 PhD, all their career accomplishments have led toward this moment — the moment when their dedication pays off in the form of the national Leader Award from the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS). […]By Cassady McIntyre, with Janet CicconeNetJets and the Hospitality Management program forge a new partnershipThe worldwide leader in private aviation established an endowed scholarship fund this year, pledged to provide paid student internships and much more. NetJets Inc, the world’s largest private aviation company, has an opportunity. It isn’t just projecting growth; it is in full growth mode. The company has more than 500 aircraft in the United States, […]By Janet Ciccone
