Abby Watson, a special education student, volunteers to train dogs to aid children with disabilities and veterans.
Healing with Vitamin A
Nutrition PhD student aims to aid children in Africa Boluwatiwi Durojaye displays an irresistible enthusiasm for his research, Ohio State and life. Maybe the credit goes to growing up in Nigeria with a boisterous, vibrant family of 10 siblings. His outgoing nature has served him well at Ohio State. Living alone was a big adjustment, […]
Poised for change
The college forges bold new paths for children, students, community Fifty-five years ago, Sam Cooke penned a song of enduring hope. A Change is Gonna Come was his magnificent response to the discrimination his band faced in the 1960s. In the years since, change has come, if in fits and starts. We at the college […]
Getting to know Alyson Mekinda through the Proust personality questionnaire
The early childhood education major shares her answers to the famous quiz
In Memoriam
Three faculty emeriti, Jim Buffer, Walter Ersing and Jean Dickerscheid, all passed in 2018. Read about their academic accomplishments at Ohio State.
New reading intervention works with all disabilities, all ages
A special education intervention, HEROES, has students learning to read faster in 12 weeks than in their first two years of school. Emily Rodgers, associate professor of reading and literacy, and Jerry D’Agostino, professor of quantitative research, evaluation and measurement, began the project after completing a major scale-up of the one-to-one intervention, Reading Recovery. The […]
