Telehealth counseling was a way to help keep Ohio State’s dietetic interns learning. It has provided much more than they could have imagined.
Alumni
Alumna guides Ohio State back to physical activity
Marci Shumaker, ’98, draws on sports management education and experiences to keep student wellness first, tackle challenges head on.
Matt Terwilliger answers the famous Proust questionnaire
Matt Terwilliger, ’08 BS, sat down with us to answer questions from Marcel Proust’s famous 19th-century questionnaire. Terwilliger, of Dublin, Ohio, is associate vice president and a certified financial planner with The Edwards Group at Morgan Stanley. He held the Ohio State record as the four-year basketball player with the most wins. What is your […]
Alumnus, University VP mentors next generation
His mom always said he’d make a good teacher. So, Christopher Washington, ’99 PhD, steered away from the profession — until he could no longer deny he loved teaching. Now executive vice president and provost at both Franklin and Urbana universities, he is shaping students’ lives more than ever. Q: You came to the college […]
EHE professor, alumnus keeps students laughing, learning life lessons
When Gene Folden, ’87 PhD, was in third grade, his teacher asked what he wanted to be. “A comedian and a minister,” he responded. Now the associate chair of the Department of Human Sciences and a Methodist minister, he keeps his students laughing while teaching them valuable life lessons. Q: You’ve taught human development and […]
New alumna ready to instill critical thinking in young learners
The summer after eighth grade, Abby Andrews distributed flyers in neighbors’ mailboxes. Her start-up business? Helping kids retain skills they learned during the school year. Today, the 2018 graduate in mathematics education is ready to take on her own classroom. Q: What made you want to be a teacher? A: My mom and most of […]
