Ohio Northern University

The Freed Center for the Performing Arts shared this comment on the 2023 spring season:

As Anne of Green Gables closes, work begins on the 15th International Play Festival and we journey to the Middle East through a workshop exploration of Denmo Ibrahim's new play, Kal and Dija Save the World, which examines third culture kids, Middle Eastern identity, and what it means to be an American.

Box Office HERE

Mark your calendar: Saturday, April 1, 2023, 7:30-9:00 p.m.

Destigned as a way of helping faculty get to know each other, Ohio Northern University's IT, Ed Tech, and CAFE are collaborating on a series of interviews with faculty, called "Between Two Bookshelves."  The spring series begins with Taylor Hannam-Zatz interviewing Lauren Logan, Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering. 

You can view this interview at https://youtu.be/IP22QQjPlXM/

New episodes are released on Wednesdays. Watch to find out who has a popular YouTube channel, who is an expert squash farmer, and who travels by motorcycle. 

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ONU’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter is hosting a one-day social media workshop on Friday, March, 24, 2023. The workshop will be from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at the university with breakfast provided.

This workshop for professionals and students will feature a keynote address by Steven Miller, senior manager for corporate social responsibility with Walt Disney World External Affairs. Learn how the Disney experience is woven into social media posts and how one of the iconic amusement parks creates engaging content. 

The most recent full-time job and graduate school placement rates for Ohio Northern University students who graduated in 2022 was at 96%, holding relatively steady compared to the 2021 placement rate of 97%. The numbers are derived from a survey of the most recent graduates, 95% of whom responded.

Should a high school basketball team rein in its scoring against a weaker opponent? Should artists’ copyrighted creations be fair game for tattoos? Is separating students by abilities a modern form of segregation?

College students at Ohio Northern University will wrestle with these and other thorny issues as they prepare for the APPE Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl (APPE IEB)® national championship, which will be held March 4-5 in Portland, Oregon.

They will be one of 36 teams competing against their peers using a set of cases that are drawn from real-life ethical challenges in education, business, life, and politics. Teams participating in the APPE IEB® will be judged not by their answers to such questions, but by their ability to identify and analyze the ethical dimensions of each case in a clear, focused, and thoughtful manner and to do so with an appreciation for varied perspectives.

This is the first time Ohio Northern University has qualified for the national competition. The team is coached by Dr. Jonathan Spelman and Christopher Caldwell. Team members include Cauley “Hart” Chamberlain, Alexa Clampitt, Taylor Hannam-Zatz, Noah Liechty, Gabriel Mott, and Trinity Wobler.

Ohio Northern University has unveiled a 5-year Stronger Together Strategic Plan approved by the Board of Trustees on Feb. 10, 2023. The plan has been posted on ONU’s website with both an overview and more detailed document.

The university states that the plan outlines its “intentions for reshaping and transforming the campus experience for years to come,” calling the plan “ONU’s ‘north star’ moving forward. Its initiatives are student focused but will benefit everyone.” Task force meetings, brainstorming sessions and conversations with the campus community were conducted prior to the announcement.

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