We hope to see you at some of these events.
April 25, 2014
Nursing and Education poster session as part of Cardinal Colloquium
April 26, 2014
Cardinal Colloquium Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Work
May 17, 2014
Graduate Commencement
3:30 p.m.
Rike Center
May 27, 2014
Summer Term Begins
August 25, 2014
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Grants Training in Columbus, OH May 28-29, 2014
Otterbein University, Office of Sponsored Programs and Grant Writing USA will present a two-day grants workshop in Columbus, May 28-29, 2014. In this class, you'll learn how to find grants and write winning grant proposals. This training is applicable to grant seekers across all disciplines.
More information including learning objectives, class location, graduate testimonials and online registration is available here.
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FROM THE DEAN
Otterbein University adopted revised Vision and Mission statements in 2013 highlighting the University as "A Model Community" that promotes the core values of diversity, equality, inclusiveness, lifelong learning, opportunity, service and sustainability.
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THE GRADUATE SCHOOL CELEBRATES 25 YEARS OF PROGRAMS
The year 2014 marks the 25th anniversary of graduate programs offered continuously at Otterbein University. In the early years, the University offered church-related and theology graduate programs, including a doctorate in 1883. Those early graduate programs continued until 1912 when Otterbein refocused its offerings to only bachelor's degrees and continued for more than 50 years as an undergraduate-only institution.
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PRESIDENT KRENDL WELCOMES DR. TRACEY WILEN TO SPRING GRADUATE SYMPOSIUM
A capacity crowd filled Roush 114 for the Spring Graduate Symposium on April 2. Dr. Tracey Wilen, thought leader, global speaker and media contributor gave attendees a glimpse into the rapidly changing world of technology and how it is impacting the world of work. She explained how the future work force will require advanced education in order to be transdisciplinary, or being capable of drawing together the knowledge of liberal studies with technology. The next Graduate Symposium will take place in October, 2014. Check the website for information to come.
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Ruth Downing '06 MSN, RN, CNP, SANE-A
When she became a family nurse practitioner in 2006, Ruth Downing founded Forensic Healthcare Consulting to teach medical and legal professionals to help victims of violence.
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ALLIED HEALTH SEES FIRST GRADUATES OF MASTER'S PROGRAM
The Department of Health and Sport Sciences is proud to welcome Austin Curbow, John LaCorte, Romie Graham, Amanda Sampsel, Patrick Schick and Brianna Burke and Megan Presson, (who graduated last summer), into its new family of holders of the Master of Science in Allied Health degree.
The students head into the full time work world after Commencement on May 17. Watch the Otterbein website for more information about these graduates!
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FACULTY HONORS
Grace McDaniel, Department of Education, receives the 2014 MLK Peace and Justice Award. "The award reminds me of the valuable work that we, as teachers, do both in and outside of the classroom."
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Three nursing faculty -- Barbara Nash, John Chovan, and Barbara Schaffner, were honored as members of the top 100 Alumni from the OSU College of Nursing that are Health Care Transformers in conjunction with the 100th anniversary celebration of the College of Nursing, March 2014.
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This section will profile faculty and go behind the vita to show the whole person - their interests on and off campus, including hobbies, family, faith, community activities and more!
FACULTY CLOSE UP
Before heading to campus to teach in the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program, Dr. Henry Smith can be found in his barn working with his performance reining quarter horses. On the weekend, he might be in the woods off-roading with his Hummer, or enjoying a spin in his '06 blue Dodge Viper convertible. Smith's wide-range of interests provides a strong foundation as he prepares business leaders through Otterbein's MBA program.
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