Homeless youth, many of whom have suffered at the hands of adults entrusted with their care, often refuse to seek refuge at shelters. A recent study confirmed what lead researcher Natasha Slesnick has seen in her two decades of work with homeless youth: Drop-in centers tailored to their needs and age are more effective. Eighty […]
On Campus
Cyphert professor boosts education with technology
Kui Xie is passionate about using innovative approaches to integrate advanced computer technology into education. “Every generation of new technology brings excitement because it changes and improves the human experience,” Xie said. However, many teachers lack training and time to use technology to transform their teaching. His cutting-edge research was among the first to reveal how […]
Dean’s Message
Together, we solve complex challenges at home and around the world Your college has always been a leader in enhancing the human experience. With your help, your college harnesses multiple disciplines to serve communities both near and far. This issue of Inspire shares details about faculty, staff and students who enthusiastically engage with alumni and other […]
EHE introduces new sports coaching degree
It’ll forever change the way you coach. The new Master of Sports Coaching degree introduced in 2016 helps transform coaches’ leadership while challenging them to reach new heights in their careers. Kinesiology faculty train experienced coaches in the professional skills needed for success. Students learn from Ohio State coaches and representatives from professional and amateur […]
Getting a world-view on service
“I learned what service truly means thanks to the Multicultural Histories and Legacies of London and Paris education abroad program,” said Maggie Kennedy, a junior in human development and family science. Twenty-four students explored the European cities last summer to understand how service, learning and leadership intersect globally. They studied current and historical issues faced by […]
In Memoriam
Isabel F. Miller Isabel F. Miller, ’41 BS, ’48 MA, of Columbus, Ohio, died Jan. 12. She joined the early and middle childhood education faculty in 1950, teaching both undergraduate and graduate courses while supervising student teachers. She also played an integral role in Ohio State’s Head Start Orientation program. As faculty emerita, Miller continued […]
