Maggie Lobley and Janet Ciccone
Gina M. Ginn, PhD, may be a high-powered CEO of Columbus Early Learning Centers, but she’s not afraid to get her hands dirty
Alumni Magazine
Maggie Lobley and Janet Ciccone
Gina M. Ginn, PhD, may be a high-powered CEO of Columbus Early Learning Centers, but she’s not afraid to get her hands dirty
Robin Chenoweth
Alumnus Mac Stewart attended segregated schools and learned from Civil Rights pioneers. America still has inclusion work to do, he says.
Alumnus uses GPS technology to make national park accessible for the visually impaired By ANTHONY RODRIGUEZ Hiking the trails of the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve offers a first-hand look back to America’s frontier. Bison roam freely. Cowboys herd grazing cattle. Prairie grasses tower six feet high, sheltering wildflowers and wildlife that paint a diverse ecosystem […]
by Natalia Cervantes
Mathematics teacher engages students with creative approach
When Jeremy West was the captain of his high school swim team, he returned from a meet one evening to find a group of kids gathered around his car. They dispersed as he approached, but he saw who they were. They’d trashed his car, denting the hood and smashing eggs against the sides. That hurt […]
Alumna finds fulfillment in nonprofit education By NATALIA CERVANTES Stephanie Shoup’s (’02) eyes lit up as she spotted kids bouncing through the door of Citadel Learning Center, one of four Salvation Army after-school learning centers in central Ohio. Shoup’s career has been devoted to nonprofit education, and as education coordinator for the Salvation Army, she […]
Lieutenant Dylan E. Wessman (’97 MA, ’02 MD), seated, center, of San Diego, spent five months deployed aboard the USNS Mercy last year. As a staff cardiologist and program director of the cardiology fellowship at the Naval Medical Center, he shared his expertise as part of the military’s annual humanitarian Pacific Partnership. In Fiji, Papua […]